Hi everyone,

I’m excited to announce that we’ll be introducing a few new membership tiers including an annual membership tier for those of you who want access to our Descriptive and Narrative Essay Bank so that you can have also access to our Premium Guides as well, which will help you throughout the process of preparing for the first language English exams.

If you’d just like to take part in membership for a short while, that’s also fine. You can sign up for a one-month membership at $25 USD just for that month alone, after which your membership will be canceled and you won’t be billed further.

The Premium Tier Annual Membership is priced at $135 USD per annum, and it will give you full access to all classes, content, and guides. It will also give you access to the Descriptive and Narrative Essay Bank as well as sample answers as well, guaranteeing you access for the entire time that you’ll be taking the IGCSE.

Sign up here to get access to all premium guides, materials, and extended resources!

Thank you so much for your support so far, and we look forward to continuing to serve you!

V.

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