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8-WEEK INTENSIVE PROGRAM

One Course,
Multiple Competitions CRACKED!

Master the art of argument. Create a competition-ready essay that signals depth to Ivy League admissions.

John LockeINSTITUTE
The Concord Review
Marshall SocietyUniversity of Cambridge
HARVARDINTERNATIONAL REVIEW
Student writing essay
Who is this for?
Targeting Ivy League & Top Global Unis
Interests in Law, Econ, Politics, STEM

Structured for Success.

A clear path from blank page to winning submission.

The 6-Step Structure

01Prompt Strategy
02Argument Construction
03Deep Research
04Comp-Grade Writing
05Ruthless Editing
06Final Polish

The Outcome

Expert Feedback

1-on-1 communication via email/WhatsApp.

Competition Asset

A polished, submission-ready essay.

Lifetime Skill

A thinking framework you can reuse forever.

The Dual-Mentor Advantage.

Strong writing needs strong thinking. That's why we pair you with two experts, not just one.

Primary Mentor

The Writing Architect

  • 20+ Years Experience in English Writing & Essay Crafting
  • Two decades of teaching advanced composition
  • Specialised in crafting winning, high-scoring essays
  • Coached 100+ students for global competitions

Subject & Technical Mentor

The Domain Expert

  • PhD-level Researchers & Domain Experts
  • Specialists in Economics, Political Theory, Law, Psychology
  • Guidance on Science & Tech-related themes
  • Ensures depth of argument & factual accuracy

Why this works?

  • 1-on-1 Expert Feedback at critical stages of drafting.
  • Iterative reviews aligned with specific competition standards.
  • Ensures the winning formula: Strong Writing + Strong Thinking.

The Anti-Template Promise

No Templates
No Generic Edits
No AI-written essays

Why Universities
Love This.

In a sea of 4.0 GPAs, a Essay is a "signal" mechanism. It proves you can handle the Oxford/Ivy tutorial style before you even arrive.

Proof of Academic Rigor

It demonstrates you can read beyond the high school textbook. You are engaging with undergraduate-level philosophy, politics, or economics.

Intellectual Vitality

Admissions officers look for 'curiosity.' Writing 2,000 words on a complex topic voluntarily is the ultimate proof of intellectual hunger.

Third-Party Validation

School grades are subjective. A shortlist from Oxford/Princeton judges is an objective, globally recognized stamp of quality.

CONFIDENTIAL

Admissions Committee Note

Evaluation Snippet

"Candidate distinguishes themselves through the John Locke submission. Unlike peers who list passive activities, this student demonstrates independent research capability and the ability to construct a sustained, original argument."

High Priority Candidate

The 8-Week Roadmap

A structured path from blank page to submission.

Weeks 1-2

Research & Inquiry

Critical thinking begins before any research. We focus on framing debates.

  • Read 10+ high-quality sources.
  • Review past winning essays.
  • Shortlist 1 question.
Hours Needed
10+ Hours
Milestone
Hidden assumptions identified.
InterpretationFraming
Weeks 3-4

Outlining & Draft 1

Weeks 5-6

The Editor's Eye

Week 7

Final Polish

Week 8

Submission

Real Students. Real Wins.

From John Locke shortlists to global finalists. See what our students are writing.

Winning Essays

Political Science

"Diversity is Fashionable, but is it Valuable?"

In today's world, few words get thrown around as often or as vaguely as 'diversity.' It's plastered across corporate reports... But amid all the celebration, a tougher question lurks underneath: has diversity become more of a buzzword than a meaningful goal?

John Locke Institute
Economics

"Profit and Purpose: What Drives Our Behaviour?"

Human behaviour is never purely mechanical. It is shaped by hopes, fears, and the structures we live in. One of the most powerful of these structures is the pursuit of profit... but is it the signal to grow, the reward for risk, or something else entirely?

John Locke Institute

Competition Results

STEM

Northeastern University London

TOP 20%

Year 12 Essay Competition

STATUS: FINALIST

Selected as a Finalist from 5,770 entries. Top 20% awarded status.

Psychology

Oxford Scholastica

Psychology Essay Competition

STATUS: SHORTLISTED

Shortlisted in subject category. Recognized for exceptional depth of argument.