Aralia offers writing competition preparation courses for students to help develop the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in writing competitions such as Scholastic Writing Awards. These courses cover a wide range of topics including creative writing, essay writing, and research-based writing.
The William Faulkner – William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition, organized by The Pirate’s Alley Society, Inc., aims to discover and support talented writers. Open to previously unpublished work, the competition features nine categories, including Novel, Short Story, and Poetry.
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Inspired by The New York Times Magazine’s Tip column, in the New York Times Informational Writing Contest. students are asked to write a concise how-to essay that explains a task in 400 words or fewer. They will also need to interview an expert on their chosen topic, making the piece both informative and trustworthy.
The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition is the world’s oldest international writing competition, open to young writers from across the Commonwealth. Organized by the Royal Commonwealth Society, the competition offers an opportunity for students aged 18 and under to explore global issues through creative expression.
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 Ocean Awareness Contest Preparation is designed to guide students through the process of creating a polished creative writing piece to submit to the Ocean Awareness Contest.
This course offers an in-depth exploration of two beloved novels, “Jasper” and “The Martian,” while guiding students through three essential types of writing: narrative, informative/explanatory, and argumentative.
New York Times invited students to write an open letter of protest or appeal to someone who has the power to address an issue they care about.
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The Ann Arbor District Library hosts “It’s All Write!” Teen Writing Contest, inviting young authors to showcase their talents. Participants can submit their work in three categories: Grades 6-8, Grades 9 & 10, and Grades 11 & 12.
