Backed by the academy's ecosystem and with a cap of 4 students per tutorial, this is the most powerful private English tuition in NSW.
Unlimited private group tutorials
Unlimited weekly marking
40 analysis videos + hundreds of notes
We believe private, personalised tuition is the most effective way to ace HSC English. Every week, you attend one private group tutorial with a maximum of 3 other students. On top of this, you can book into additional tutorials throughout the week, with no additional costs.
Unlimited marking
Rapid feedback and refinement is the fastest way to improve your writing ability. With tutors marking essays every week, you can submit essays and short answer questions as soon as you feel ready to do so. Our markers will provide some of the most detailed notes to point you in the right direction.
With weekly marking and private group tutorials every week, this is by far the most personalised HSC English tutoring program in NSW.
The best teachers excel in two things: understanding the content, and their ability to teach it in a concise, effective, and engaging way. We have hand picked teachers that fit this criteria and have an internal rank of 1st in HSC English Advanced.
On top of your unlimited tutorials and library of video analysis, students receive hundreds of pages of in-depth written analysis.
Contributing tutors:
Marko Beocanin
99.95 ATAR, Normanhurst Boys
8th in NSW for English Adv. (98)
Sophie Han
99.55 ATAR, James Ruse
1st in English Adv. (96)
Alice Sharma
99.55 ATAR, North Sydney Girls
1st in English Adv. (96)
Project Academy is more than just classes and tutorials. It's a fully-featured system designed to make your learning easier.
At Project, every text listed below is covered every single term. Don’t wait for your module, learn your text on demand.
Nineteen-Eighty Four
Common module prescribed text
The Crucible
Common module prescribed text
The Tempest / Hag-Seed
Mod A prescribed text
John Keats / Jane Campion
Mod A prescribed text
Sylvia Plath / Ted Hughes
Mod A prescribed text
King Richard III / Looking for Richard
Mod A prescribed text
The Stranger / The Meursault Investigation
Mod A prescribed text
T. S. Eliot
Mod B prescribed text
King Henry IV, Part 1
Mod B prescribed text
Good Night, and Good Luck
Mod B prescribed text
Lesson 1: Background
An overview of the historical, political, and literary context surrounding George Orwell and the creation of 1984.
Lesson 2: The Main Ideas
A deep dive into the central themes of 1984, including language, truth, and the tension between propaganda and humanity.
Lesson 3: Class & Culture
Examines how 1984 critiques class structures, cultural systems, and the material forces that shape ideology.
Lesson 4: Gender
Explores gender dynamics in 1984, particularly how power and ideology manifest in intimate and social relationships.
Lesson 5: Enjoyment & Desire
Analyzes how desire, repression, and unconscious drives are depicted in the novel, especially in relation to power and guilt.
Lesson 6: The End
Focuses on the final chapters of 1984, examining the psychological and political breakdown of Winston under the regime’s control.
Lesson 7: The Essay
Guidance on structuring a high-quality essay on 1984, including key ideas, paragraph planning, and writing strategies.
Lesson 8: Practice Questions
A set of scaffolded questions and practice prompts designed to help you consolidate your understanding of 1984 and prepare for assessments.
Lesson 1: Background
Lesson 1: Background
An overview of the historical, political, and literary context surrounding George Orwell and the creation of 1984.
Topics Covered
- Opening
- Literary Era
- Genre & Form
- Right & Left
- Totalitarianism & Fascism
- Communism & Capitalism
- The Life of Orwell
- Pulling It All Together
Lesson 2: The Main Ideas
Lesson 2: The Main Ideas
A deep dive into the central themes of 1984, including language, truth, and the tension between propaganda and humanity.
Topics Covered
- Cause & Effect
- Propaganda
- Language
- Truth
- Humanity
- Relationships
- Sexuality
Lesson 3: Class & Culture
Lesson 3: Class & Culture
Examines how 1984 critiques class structures, cultural systems, and the material forces that shape ideology.
Topics Covered
- Introduction
- Base & Superstructure
- Class Identification
- Proles & Animals
- Commodity
- Gender
- Class Seduction
Lesson 4: Gender
Lesson 4: Gender
Explores gender dynamics in 1984, particularly how power and ideology manifest in intimate and social relationships.
Topics Covered
- Complexity
- Phallogocentrism
- Hating Julia
- Mrs Parsons
- Katharine & The Prostitute
- Loving Julia
- Indifference
- Cause & Effect
Lesson 5: Enjoyment & Desire
Lesson 5: Enjoyment & Desire
Analyzes how desire, repression, and unconscious drives are depicted in the novel, especially in relation to power and guilt.
Topics Covered
- Introduction
- Enjoyment & Unconscious
- Desire
- The Prostitute, Again
- Desiring O’Brien
- Winston’s Parents
- Guilt
Lesson 6: The End
Lesson 6: The End
Focuses on the final chapters of 1984, examining the psychological and political breakdown of Winston under the regime’s control.
Topics Covered
- Introduction
- We Are The Dead
- In Captivity
- O’Brien, Again
- Big Mother
- Cause & Effect
Lesson 7: The Essay
Lesson 7: The Essay
Guidance on structuring a high-quality essay on 1984, including key ideas, paragraph planning, and writing strategies.
Topics Covered
- Introduction
- Introduction, Again
- Collective
- Individual
- Resistance / R.O.S
- Body Paragraphs
- Conclusion
Lesson 8: Practice Questions
Lesson 8: Practice Questions
A set of scaffolded questions and practice prompts designed to help you consolidate your understanding of 1984 and prepare for assessments.
Topics Covered
- Introduction
- Human Experience
- Complexity, Motivations, Emotions
- Significance, Satire
- Anomalies, Love
- Paradoxes, Inconsistencies
- Goodbye!
Nineteen-Eighty Four
Common module prescribed text
The Crucible
Common module prescribed text
The Tempest / Hag-Seed
Mod A prescribed text
John Keats / Jane Campion
Mod A prescribed text
Sylvia Plath / Ted Hughes
Mod A prescribed text
King Richard III / Looking for Richard
Mod A prescribed text
The Stranger / The Meursault Investigation
Mod A prescribed text
T. S. Eliot
Mod B prescribed text
King Henry IV, Part 1
Mod B prescribed text
Good Night, and Good Luck
Mod B prescribed text
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Unlimited Tutorials
NSW's Most Effective Courses
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Access to Video Analysis Library
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99.95 ATAR & 3 x State Ranker
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NSW's Top 1% Tutors
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