It is officially less than 2 months until the first exam!


salve Reader,

Yes, you heard it right: the first GCSE exam is the GCSE Latin Language Paper on May 8, with the Latin A-Level language taking place on May 19 (ok, you get 10 extra days added to the 2 months there!).

I am currently concentrating on my existing students and will begin to invite those on the waiting list from May. However, if you need a hand, there are still ways to get my help:

  1. Membership to my Latin GCSE Revision Course is now open, and I have made it possible to join for just the months you need it. If you join now, you will get at least 2 live sessions before the exam, plus all the activities and direct access to me via the comment section for any doubts you have.
  2. For those in A-Level who need structured support with their revision, I am currently working on a monthly membership option. Please reply to this email if you would like to hear more about it, as the first cohort will be by invitation only.
  3. Get in touch: I have been very busy writing and revamping the courses, but from next week, my YouTube channel will be active again with monthly videos. What would you like to see there?

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