I was stuck on a 5 for ages. The AO2 feedback was so specific I knew exactly what to fix. Got a 7 in my mock the next week.
Maya O.
Year 11 · AQA
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Pure code · runs first
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AI call · descriptors only
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Off-topic floors, writing-quality gates and mark-scheme hard caps are applied after scoring — and every one is recorded on the result.
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Only now does the final AI call run, and it is handed a grade it has no power to change. It writes the examiner's explanation — strengths, next-grade steps, AO-by-AO commentary and inline annotations pinned to the student's own sentences.
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Module 01 · English Language
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Module 02 · English Literature
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Every mark traces back to AO1, AO2 or AO3 — the same language used by real examiners.
Question types, mark weights and tone are modelled on actual GCSE English papers.
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I was stuck on a 5 for ages. The AO2 feedback was so specific I knew exactly what to fix. Got a 7 in my mock the next week.
Maya O.
Year 11 · AQA
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Tomas K.
Year 10 · Edexcel
Same answer, same grade, every time. That consistency is what made me trust it. My English grade has gone up by a whole band.
Aaliyah R.
Year 11 · OCR
Quote flashcards + unseen poetry feedback are the best part for me. It tells me what I missed without making me feel stupid.
Daniel S.
Year 9 · WJEC
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