If you’re here, you’re likely a General Paper student aiming for an A, or a parent who knows that strong GP results matter for top university pathways. You may already sense that GP isn’t about memorising model essays or spotting questions. It’s about developing a sharp mind, writing with authority, and the ability to respond thoughtfully under pressure.

For the past 19 years, I’ve worked as a national radio broadcaster and CELTA-trained English educator, guiding students to think deeply, structure persuasive arguments, and write with clarity under exam conditions. I’ve seen students grow not just in grades, but as young adults — and go on to thrive in their professional and personal lives. That journey is available to you, too.

Having grown up in Singapore’s exam-driven system, I understand the stress, the expectations, and the frustration of knowing what you want to say but not quite landing it on the page. The good news is this: General Paper is a trainable skill. And you don’t have to struggle alone.