With four years of EAL tutoring experience and a current role as a secondary English teacher, Rosie brings both expertise and empathy to every class. Backed by a strong foundation in linguistics, she helps students understand not just what to write, but how the English language actually works, building the confidence and precision needed to excel in VCE EAL.

From vocabulary and grammar to text response and language analysis, her teaching combines explicit instruction with genuine encouragement. Her goal is to help students strengthen both their language skills and literary thinking, turning uncertainty into clarity and hard work into standout exam results.

A film and literature lover who turned her passion for storytelling into academic success, Nora graduated as Dux of VCE EAL with a 45 study score. As someone who learned English as a second language herself, she understands exactly how daunting EAL can feel at first, and how transformative the right guidance can be.

In her classes, Nora is equal parts mentor and cheerleader, supporting students through every essay, oral presentation, and moment of self doubt along the way. Her goal is simple: to help students feel confident not just in their English skills, but in their own voice.

A chemical engineering student with the soul of a humanities major, Tien is endlessly curious about the way ideas shape the world. A Raw 46 scorer in English and Dux of Buckley Park College (2025), she believes great writing is less about sounding smart and more about learning how to think critically, clearly, and with intention.

In her classes, Tien helps students develop their own voice whilst mastering the structure and precision needed to succeed at the highest level. Outside of tutoring, she can usually be found wandering through art museums and op shops, trying niche ice cream flavours, or carrying around a book she promises she’ll finish soon.

A VCA film graduate who thinks in two languages and writes like neither can contain him. He’s published in The Guardian, featured at Melbourne International Film Festival, and is unbeatable at text analysis. If there’s meaning in a sentence, Tung will find it, and teach you how to use it.

A scholarship student so many times over it started to feel like a personality trait, Cynthia thinks in straight lines and high standards. With half a decade of tutoring and EAL mentoring experience, she’s famous for turning C’s and D’s into 40+ study scores.

Her proudly Type A precision has led her to audit roles at KPMG and EY, and as a former international student, she understands exactly what it takes to succeed in global environments.