H1 General Paper tuition
built on the CASE Method

Foundation Programme

Small group online sessions designed to develop core GP skills from JC 1 — argumentation fundamentals, comprehension techniques, and content fluency across the 12 GP themes — using the CASE Method’s legal-analytical framework.

• Argument construction — claims, evidence, reasoning, and rebuttals
• Essay planning — thesis-driven structure for argumentative and discursive essays
• Comprehension fundamentals — SAQ techniques and summary skills
• Content building across GP themes (science & tech, politics, media, arts, environment, society)
• Critical reading — identifying assumptions and evaluating perspectives
• Language precision — academic register and vocabulary development

SGD 360 / month

A-Level Intensive Programme

Rigorous, exam-aligned preparation covering every component of the GCE A-Level H1 General Paper (8807) — with regular timed practice and individualised feedback on essay technique, comprehension accuracy, and argument quality.

• Paper 1 Essay Writing — argumentative, discursive, and evaluative essays across all 12 content themes
• Paper 2 Comprehension — SAQ, AQ, summary, and author’s craft analysis
• Application Question (AQ) mastery — evaluating arguments using Singapore context
• Timed essay practice with marker-style feedback
• Current affairs fluency — structured analysis of global and Singapore-specific issues
• Counter-argument and evaluation — the skills that separate A from B grades

SGD 400 / month

Individual Coaching

Fully customised to the student’s specific gaps — whether it’s essay argumentation, comprehension technique, AQ strategy, or content knowledge. Individual online sessions via Zoom, scheduled at your convenience.

SGD 140 / session

Paper 1 — Essay

• Argumentative essays (single-perspective thesis)
• Discursive essays (balanced multi-perspective)
• Evaluative essays (assess extent / effectiveness)
• 12 content themes: science & tech, politics, economics, media, arts, environment, society, ethics, education, globalisation, governance, identity
• Singapore-specific and global perspectives
• Real-world examples and case studies

Paper 2 — Comprehension

• Short-answer questions (SAQ) — inference, vocabulary in context, purpose
• Summary — identifying key points and paraphrasing under word limit
• Application Question (AQ) — evaluating author’s arguments using own knowledge
• Author’s craft — tone, language devices, rhetorical strategies
• Comparing perspectives across passages
• Answering techniques aligned with Cambridge mark schemes

Argumentation That Examiners Reward

GP and law share the same DNA — constructing arguments, weighing evidence, and anticipating counter-arguments. Your child will learn to write essays that don’t just state opinions, but build a case the way a lawyer would: with claims, evidence, and reasoned evaluation.

Content That Sticks

Your child builds a structured knowledge bank across all 12 GP themes — not by memorising model essays, but by connecting current affairs to exam-ready examples they can confidently deploy across multiple questions. One well-understood example is worth ten memorised ones.

Essay Architecture

Your child learns to plan before writing — crafting a clear thesis, building layered arguments with evidence, and writing evaluative conclusions that demonstrate genuine independent thinking. This is what separates a B from an A: not more content, but better structure.

Comprehension Precision

SAQ, summary, and AQ each demand a different reading strategy. Your child learns to read with purpose, extract meaning efficiently, and construct answers that hit every mark scheme requirement — no wasted words, no missed marks.