They can, but remember that everything inside the course is tailored for Year 12s.

For this reason, I’d recommend waiting until your child finishes English ATAR in Year 11 before giving them access to English ATAR Made Simple.

If you’d like to reserve an exclusive spot for your child inside EAMS for Year 12, please email learn@saintscoaching.com.au!

My goal is to ensure that every student who enters the program passes English ATAR.

The five-student/week cap allows me to achieve this goal by personally introducing myself to each new student and providing the ongoing support they need to thrive in English ATAR and Year 12.

Increasing my capacity would simply make it harder for me to give your child the attention they deserve inside English ATAR Made Simple.

Yes!

Option #1 is three monthly payments of $595, and Option #2 is a one-time payment of $1,495.

Both options give your child equal access to everything inside English ATAR Made Simple.

You can pick the option that’s right for you above any of the ‘Become a Member’ buttons. 😇

365 days.

The course is built for students in Year 12, which lasts for less than a year. This means your child will have access to everything they need to easily English ATAR for as long as they need it!

Several universities in Western Australia require high school graduates who haven’t achieved a sufficient scaled mark in English ATAR to pay to sit the Written English component of the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (‘STAT’).

What does this mean?

If your teen wants to get straight into university but fails English, they’ll likely have to pay to sit the STAT over the summer holidays.

Saint’s Coaching guarantees your teen will pass English ATAR if they complete English ATAR Made Simple (EAMS).

However, if, for whatever reason, they

don’t pass after completing EAMS, that’s on us. You shouldn’t have to pay twice.

In this case, not only will you get a full refund; we’ll also cover the entire cost of your teen’s STAT.

So, where does that leave us?

Here’s the best-case scenario: you have peace of mind knowing your teen has all the assistance and resources they need to easily pass English ATAR and leave the door to university open.

The worst-case scenario?

You get your money back and we’ll pay for your teen’s STAT.

EAMS works.

We’re happy to back that up with our money.

Either way, we keep your teen’s post-Year 12 options open!

What do you have to lose?

English ATAR is important because your teen must pass it if they want to get straight into university.

If your teen doesn’t pass, they might be invited to do something called the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT), which is a test you have to pay and study for over the summer holidays.

We don’t want that!

None of this would really matter if passing English ATAR was easy. However (and rather unfortunately), that’s not the case.

Over one in four Year 12 students in WA fail English ATAR each year.

To put this into perspective, roughly 10,000 Year 12s in WA do English ATAR each year.

In other words, English ATAR alone prevents about 2,500 Year 12s in WA each year from getting straight into university.

That’s why this subject matters.

Unlike other tutoring services, we understand that your teen just wants to know how to pass. 

That’s where English ATAR Made Simple (EAMS) comes in.

EAMS teaches the minimum amount of content necessary to ensure your teen:

– has peace of mind knowing that what they’re learning is actually relevant;

– passes English ATAR.

In fact, EAMS is so essential that your teen could miss every single English class in Year 12 (except the assessments), just complete the lessons in EAMS, and still ace English ATAR.

We can say this so confidently because your teen is assessed on syllabus content, and EAMS teaches everything they need to know about the syllabus in a fun and engaging way.

So, yes, EAMS is extra work, but we promise it is the only extra work your teen needs to easily pass.

English ATAR Made Simple (EAMS) doesn’t teach texts.

That’s what SparkNotes does (and many other tutoring services in WA, for that matter 🙊).

Instead, EAMS teaches your teen how to apply their understanding of a text to the syllabus content.

That’s what WACE markers look for, and EAMS uses a step-by-step process to show your teen exactly how to do it.