However your student wants to learn, LTWN has a way! We offer small group workshops and 1-on-1 services for specific needs.
We offer small group classes in a variety of English modules (Writers’, Readers’, Grammar, Creative Writing, Speech & Debate, and Test Prep) on a seasonal basis, as well as in our signature year-round comprehensive LTWN 360 program.
Watch VideoOur 1-on-1 programs provide personalized attention for students who have needs not met by either our group workshops or programs. We can individualize our curriculum, approach, and schedule to fit your desired learning outcomes or project goals.
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Whether your child is struggling with reading and writing or is excelling but unchallenged by their school’s curriculum, our signature LTWN 360 program will complement and enhance their education. It’s no secret that a student’s academic success begins with a strong foundation in the language arts, and this comprehensive, year-round program will help students grow into confident writers, readers, speakers, and–most importantly–thinkers.
Read More“Why do you want to go to this college?” “What will you accomplish with this major?” “Why should we choose you?” Between managing a rigorous course load, dozens of extracurriculars, and college applications, the start of senior year is one of the most stressful times of a young adult's life. The application process stretches even the most organized student’s project management skills and demands exhaustive self-reflection. However, there's no need to panic.
Read MoreWhether your child struggles to get their ideas on the page or is the next William Shakespeare, our Writers’ Workshop will give them the support and structure to build their composition skills. This short-term commitment will help lay the foundations in writing and communication necessary for success in middle school, high school, and beyond.
Read MoreExplore our 10+ workshops that cover various skillsets that range from fundamentals to advanced English learners
LTWN’s 1-on-1 program is for any student who would benefit from individual attention from an experienced educator. Our instructors will work to understand your child’s needs and learning style, determining the most appropriate lesson plan according to their educational goals. We’ll provide both support for any academic weaknesses as well as further build and explore their strengths.
LTWN’s Professional Writing Service comes as a package of five 75-minute personalized feedback sessions with our instructors. Our team has experience assisting with professional, academic, and creative writing projects and will personalize their approach per your child’s needs. We guarantee they’ll leave satisfied with a polished final draft and a profound sense of accomplishment. growing both as writers and as thinkers beyond the page.
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