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To begin with, a paragraph structuring technique I like to use is 'point, proof, comment' - this can be used in pretty much any essay. It follows, for example, your first sentence should state the claim w...

The key to writing a successful essay at A-level & GCSE is to always have the Assessment Objectives in your head (it might even help to write them down as part of your plan). It is a common complaint ...

The introduction is a vital part of your writing, particularly considering it is the first impression the examiner will get of your essay. Firstly, it is important to state what you will be arguing for/di...

There are several ways of including quotations in essays. I believe the best way is to use lots of quotations and ensure that they are embedded in your answer as to keep the argument smooth. Here is a goo...

For an A Level English essay, your introduction should be relatively short and to the point, whilst achieving three objectives. Firstly, you need to show that you understand the question. The examiners wi...