Year 11 introduces students to senior English, with more demanding texts, analytical writing and higher expectations for independent work.
Our Year 11 English program develops the skills students need to read closely, understand texts, analyse ideas and write clear, structured responses.
Year 11 is the start of senior English.
Students are expected to interpret, analyse, explain and respond to texts in more depth, and to write sustained, well-structured responses.
The skills students develop in Year 11 become the foundation for Year 12 English.
Students learn to read carefully and understand both the explicit and deeper meaning of a text. Students develop skills in:
Students learn how authors create meaning through:
The focus is on explaining how and why a technique is used, rather than simply identifying it.
Students develop the ability to write clear, structured responses for different purposes. This includes:
Students learn to think beyond the obvious answer. They practise:
Students build a stronger vocabulary and learn how to communicate ideas clearly and precisely.
Students strengthen the fundamentals of written English, including sentence construction, punctuation, grammar and accurate expression.
Our lessons combine direct teaching, independent practice and feedback.
Tutors introduce the skill or concept and explain how it works.
Students learn the technique, understand why it is used and see how it applies to different questions.
Students apply what they have learned through reading, comprehension, writing and analytical activities.
Tutors monitor their work and provide guidance as they practise.
Tutors identify mistakes and areas for improvement. Students learn how to:
Students complete structured weekly homework to reinforce the skills taught in class.
Students can bring their English work to Markitup for additional support.
Tutors can help students understand the task, plan their response and develop their own answer.
For assignments, we help your child break down the question, analyse, structure and draft their response. Your child writes their own assignment, and we then finalise it together with feedback and proofreading before submission.
The goal is to help students become more confident and independent in their English work.
Senior English asks students to write analytically and in depth: explaining how and why a text creates meaning, not just retelling what happens.
We teach students a clear process they can use for any question, so they know where to start and how to build a strong response.
A clear process for every response.
With practice and feedback each week, students learn to structure their ideas, use evidence effectively and express themselves with confidence.
Small classes. More individual support.
Our Year 11 English classes have a maximum of 8 students. Small classes allow tutors to:
Students receive feedback while they are writing and practising, not just at the end.
A planned program that builds reading, analysis and writing skills week by week.
Small classes allow tutors to read students' work and give individual feedback.
Help breaking down the question, planning, drafting and proofreading before submission.
Consistent practice to reinforce learning and develop independent study habits.
Students learn how to correct their work, strengthen their answers and improve their writing.
Students learn to explain how and why authors create meaning.
Students can bring novels, homework, essays and comprehension questions to class.
Year 11 and 12 students can trial one lesson for every subject before enrolling.
Let your child experience a Markitup English lesson before enrolling. Year 11 and 12 students can trial one lesson for every subject.
Our program covers reading and comprehension, text analysis, structured and creative writing, critical thinking, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure.
Yes. Students can bring novels, English homework, assignments, essay plans and comprehension questions they are finding difficult.
Yes. We help students break down the question, analyse, structure and draft their response. Your child writes their own assignment, and we finalise it with feedback and proofreading before submission.
There are a maximum of 8 students per class.
Yes. Students receive structured weekly homework to reinforce the skills taught in class.
Yes. Book a free trial and let your child experience the Markitup English program before enrolling. Year 11 and 12 students can trial a one lesson for every subject.
Miu can answer questions about Year 11 English, class times, centres and fees, any time of day.
