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One of Ireland’s leading English teachers Gavin utilizes a strict, proven method to equip students with the tools to successfully manage exam questions and maximize results.
With extensive experience as a State Examinations Commission corrector and Oral Examiner, Ros empowers English and Irish students to achieve their full potential through personalized, expert tuition.
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Preview expert-led tutorials covering key topics from across the syllabus.
LC English - The language of Argument
LC English - Class with Gavin Cowzer (Part 1)
LC English - Class with Gavin Cowzer (Part 2)
LC English - Class with Gavin Cowzer (Part 3)
LC English - Question B Paper 1
Intro to King Lear with Gavin Cowzer
The Comparative Question - An overview
5th English Class with Gavin Cowzer - Part 1
5th English Class with Gavin Cowzer - Part 2
5th English Class with Gavin Cowzer - Part 3
The Comparative Breakdown with Gavin
W.B. Yeats: 'Lake Isle of Innisfree'
LC English - The Composition Question
Leaving Cert English - Full Lesson On Paper 1
LC English - How To Write A Personal Essay
5th English (H) - Comparative (Part 1)
5th English (H) - Comparative (Part 2)
5th English (H) - Comparative (Part 3)
5th English (H) - Comparative (Part 4)
LC English - Adrienne Rich (Part 1)
LC English - Adrienne Rich (Part 2)
LC English - Adrienne Rich (Part 3)
Step-by-step video solutions to past exam questions, organised by topic and year.
LC English - 2019 - Paper 2 - Section 1 - Question E - Option 1 - Macbeth
LC English - 2022 - Paper 2 - Section 3 - Question B - Option 4 - Dickinson
LC English - 2022 - Paper 2 - Section 3 - Question B - Option 5 - Yeats
LC English - 2021 - Paper 1 - Section 2 - Composing - Option 2
LC English - 2021 - Paper 1 - Section 2 - Composing - Option 7
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 2 - Question B - Option 1 - Cultural
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 3 - Question B - Option 1 - Boland
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 3 - Question B - Option 3 - Heaney
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 3 - Question B - Option 4 - Plath
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 1 - Question D - Option 1 - King Lear
LC English - 2021 - Paper 2 - Section 1 - Question D - Option 2 - King Lear
LC English - 2020 - Paper 1 - Comprehending - Text 1 Question A
LC English - 2020 - Paper 1 - Comprehending - Text 1 Question B
LC English - 2020 - Paper 2 - Section 1 - Question D - Option 1 - Hamlet
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Leaving Cert weekly grinds are 75 minutes in duration. Junior Cert grinds are 60 minutes in duration.
As a Grinds student, you will have full access to the archive of class recordings, meaning you will never miss a class.
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Please note that on bank holidays, our classes will not run in person or online live-stream. Instead, we’ll provide a high-quality recorded session that you can watch at your convenience. Thank you for your understanding.
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