How to Support Your Teen with AQA GCSE English Language

A free live online workshop with Zoe Charles, GCSE English Teacher with over 24 years of experience

Sunday 5th July at 7:00pm

Live online workshop

A recording will be sent to everyone who registers, so don't worry if you can't attend live.

Poster advertising a free parent workshop on supporting teens with AQA GCSE English, led by Zoe Charles, a GCSE English teacher and tutor, scheduled for Sunday, July 5th at 7 pm, live and recorded, with a website link for reservations.

If you've ever wondered why your teen finds GCSE English difficult, or you've found yourself saying, "I don't know how to help anymore," this workshop is for you.

I'll explain what today's AQA GCSE English Language exam is really testing, why so many capable students struggle with unseen texts, and practical ways you can support your teen at home without becoming their teacher.

Whether your child lacks confidence, feels overwhelmed by English or simply isn't making the progress you'd hoped for, my aim is to help you better understand the subject and leave feeling more confident about how you can support them.

During the workshop, we'll cover:

  • Why many capable students struggle with GCSE English Language.

  • What students are really being asked to do in the exam.

  • Why unseen texts can feel so challenging under pressure.

  • Simple ways you can build your teen's confidence and support their progress at home.

  • Practical ideas you can start using straight away.

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About me

I'm Zoe Charles, a GCSE English teacher and tutor with over 24 years in education.

I've helped hundreds of students build confidence, develop their skills and achieve their potential in GCSE English.