The Oxford Saïd Global Climate Tech Challenge Preparation class prepares students for this highly competitive international STEM innovation competition, which requires them to combine scientific research, technological creativity, feasibility analysis, and professional presentation skills.
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World Scholar’s Cup Preparation class focuses on helping students excel in the Collaborative Writing section.
This class provides students with an introduction to the John Locke essay competition, including selecting and formulating research questions, conducting research, organizing information, evaluating source material, and writing well-researched, soundly argued essays.
Devising Competitive Applications for Summer Creative Writing Schools is designed to help high school students craft standout applications for top-tier creative writing summer schools. With expert guidance, you’ll refine your personal statement, polish your writing samples, and gain the confidence to apply with a competitive edge.
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Master key psychology concepts, theories, and research skills to excel in the IPsyO. A rigorous, Olympiad-focused prep course for curious high school minds.
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Create your own digital literary magazine! Learn editing, design, leadership, and publishing skills while building a standout writing portfolio.
This class is offered in the winter every year. Students from 13 to 18 years old wanting to learn how to shape their written English into effective and publishable creative pieces will find this particular Writing Competition course very exciting. The class will be shown a range of tools to learn the nuances of controlled, purposeful writing, including: figurative language, effective structuring and specific forms that they will apply to their own pieces.
This class is offered in the fall every year. Students from 13 to 18 years old wanting to learn how to shape their written English into effective and publishable creative pieces will find this particular Writing Competition course very exciting. The class will be shown a range of tools to learn the nuances of controlled, purposeful writing, including: figurative language, effective structuring and specific forms that they will apply to their own pieces.
The Blue Planet Awareness Contest Preparation is designed to guide students through the process of creating a polished creative writing piece to submit to the contest.
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LSESU Essay Competition Preparation course is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in this prestigious competition. Through a series of interactive lessons, expert guidance, and practical exercises, participants will develop a deep understanding of economic concepts and enhance their essay writing abilities.
GRC Social Impact Essay Competition Preparation class is designed to equip ambitious high school students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the GRC Social Impact Essay Competition. Participants will explore critical global issues, learn effective argumentative writing techniques, and receive guidance on crafting compelling solutions for social good.
The AMC 12 Preparation class is tailored to help students master advanced mathematical concepts and develop the problem-solving skills required to excel in this challenging competition. With a focus on deepening understanding and enhancing analytical abilities, our course prepares students for success on the AMC 12 and beyond.
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The AMC 8 Preparation Class focuses on mastering key mathematical concepts. Students will build confidence in mathematics through engaging lessons and incremental challenges.
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The CULR High School Essay Contest Preparation class will navigate students through brainstorming, researching, outlining, drafting, and revising their essays. They will provide personalized feedback and suggestions to help students improve their writing and critical thinking skills.
The Omnibus Magazine Sam Hood Translation Prize Preparation Class will guide aspiring translators to refine their skills and craft elegant, stylish, and creative translations from Greek and Latin prose and verse.
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The Omnibus Magazine Gladstone Memorial Essay Prize Preparation Class navigates participants through analyzing, researching, and developing arguments for their essays tailored to their chosen topic.
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In the Marshall Society Essay Competition Preparation, students will sharpen their economic analysis and persuasive writing skills. Students will receive personalized guidance and support so they will feel ready for The Marshall Society Essay Competition.
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David McCullough Essay Prizes Preparation Class guides students in crafting outstanding essays on American history and honing research and analytical skills for the competition.
Refine your writing skills and showcase your passion for classical Greek studies in the Paideia High School Essay Contest. Join our Paideia High School Essay Contest Preparation class to receive personalized guidance and support in crafting compelling essays that celebrate the significance of ancient Greek language and culture.
Join our specialized Annual DNA Day Essay Contest Preparation for personalized guidance and support in crafting winning essays for the Annual DNA Day Essay Contest.
Join our National Spanish Exam Preparation Class and unlock opportunities for recognition and scholarships. Join our personalized one-on-one course to master Spanish language proficiency and achieve your goals.
In this personalized one-on-one National Mythology Exam Preparation class, students will delve deep into the realms of Greco-Roman mythology and explore the intricate connections between the contemporary world and the ancient myths that have shaped it.
This course will guide students in preparing for the Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition, discussing tips on award-winning strategies. This class uses a one-on-one teaching model, aiming to help students polish their entries before submission.
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The program begins with two weeks of dedicated programming practice to provide participants with an opportunity to enhance their skills. Subsequently, each of the 12 ACSL topics is allocated a two-week period, allowing ample time for in-depth exploration and understanding. Prior to each contest, participants are presented with two programming problems that are intentionally unrelated to the current topics. These problems are designed to enhance the coder’s skills and foster comfort in tackling diverse challenges.
This class is offered in the spring every year. Students from 13 to 18 years old wanting to learn how to shape their written English into effective and publishable creative pieces will find this particular Writing Competition course very exciting. The class will be shown a range of tools to learn the nuances of controlled, purposeful writing, including: figurative language, effective structuring and specific forms that they will apply to their own pieces.
This class is offered in the summer every year. Students from 13 to 19 years old wanting to learn how to shape their written English into effective and publishable creative pieces will find this particular Writing Competition course very exciting. The class will be shown a range of tools to learn the nuances of controlled, purposeful writing, including: figurative language, effective structuring and specific forms that they will apply to their own pieces.
National Personal Finance Challenge is the nation’s premier personal finance competition for teens. Through this program, students will have the opportunity to learn about topics such as budgeting, saving, investing, and credit management from experienced instructors.
The National History Day Preparation Program is a course designed to help students prepare for National History Day, a nationwide competition encouraging students to explore historical events and ideas.
The National Roman Civilization Exam (NRCE) Preparation Program is a course designed to help students prepare for the NRCE, a nationwide exam that tests their knowledge and understanding of Roman civilization.
The National Economics Challenge Prep is a course designed to prepare students for the National Economics Challenge, a nationwide competition that tests their knowledge and understanding of economics. This course will cover a variety of topics related to economics, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics, and personal finance.
In this Scholastic Writing Competition Preparation, students craft two original works in different categories and submit them to the competition.
The National Latin Exam Prep helps students prepare for three levels of the exam: Intro to Latin Exam and Beginning Latin, Intermediate Latin Exam and Intermediate Reading Comprehension, and Advanced Prose Exam and Advanced Poetry. Courses will be arranged according to the NLE Official Course Reference and will vary based on student needs. Students will receive one-on-one or group lessons.
Aspiring entrepreneurs will learn to create, promote, and market a company to win over the judges in a Business Competition. Intro to Business Competition course is designed and taught by an M.B.A. professor and judge of graduate Business Pitch competitions. Topics include the differences between start-ups and small businesses, business ideation, designing business plans, environmental scanning, raising capital, developing budgets, establishing organizational structure, marketing and promotion strategies, persuasive sales pitches, and pitch-decks.
The Concord Review Prep invites an outstanding teacher who has served as a writing instructor for The Concord Review for many years. Students will have one-on-one sessions with the teacher to prepare for their essays. Contact us for more information about the class!
In the John Locke Essay Competition Prep course, students will learn the ins and outs of essay writing, in preparation for entering the competition. We offer prep classes in all categories. Students will choose one topic, compose an original thesis and argument, and write an essay for submission. Students will engage in a guided analysis of primary and secondary sources, develop critical thinking skills, and discover interesting insights. In addition to the group classes, students will receive guidance on their individual projects from the instructor through one-on-one sessions.
Prepare for the Harvard International Review Academic Writing Contest with an advanced global affairs course designed to help students craft a standout 800–1,200-word academic essay. Through expert instruction, analytical training, and hands-on writing workshops, students develop critical thinking and research skills.
In this eight-week Drama Writing Competition, students will learn how to create a stage script and create a ten-minute/ten-page script. While developing the narrative and theme, they also consider the needs of the audience and the actors/performers’ needs. By learning a series of visual narrative examples, students will learn how to scriptwriting. We will also review scenes from performance plays and TV shows to understand dialogue, character close-ups, and rhythm (interval and intonation).
Aspiring entrepreneurs will create, promote, and market a company to win over the Diamond Challenge Business Competition’s judges. In this intensive format, students will conduct the business ideation process, create a business plan, conduct environmental scanning, establishing the organizational mission, vision, and value statements, create marketing and promotion strategies, write the business proposal and create a pitch-deck required by the Diamond Challenge Business Competition.
Students will dip their toes into the world of publishing-chapbook making. Participants will write and polish 4 poems and 1 short story or creative non-fiction, assemble their work into a portfolio, and publish it in a stylish, professional manner in the form of a print or digital chapbook. Students will be given a training in InDesign to create a completed chapbook.
The course helps students fill in the knowledge gaps required for the AMC10 competitions. Students will learn the problem-solving strategies of AMC10 and AMC12. Via practice questions, real exam questions from past years, students will be more confident and prepared for the upcoming competitions.
