The problem most students face
Leaving Cert English isn't failed on ability. It's lost on small, avoidable things: poor structure, vague answers, running out of time, or simply not knowing what an examiner is actually looking for. Every year, capable students walk out of that exam hall with a grade that doesn't reflect what they're capable of. Dónal Quilty has spent 24 years making sure that doesn't happen to the students he teaches.

Proof, not promises
Dónal has personally corrected Leaving Certificate exam scripts for years. That's not a small detail; it means he has sat on the other side of the marking scheme, seen exactly what separates a H1 from a H3, and knows precisely where students throw away marks unnecessarily. He doesn't guess at what examiners want. He knows.

That insider knowledge is paired with six years as the principal English tutor at the Galway Study Centre, and a reputation built since then across mainstream secondary teaching and grinds tuition in Galway. Hundreds of students have already gone through his classes and come out the other side with results they didn't think were possible. This is a track record.

For parents: peace of mind, not just tuition
You're not just paying for extra classes. You're paying for certainty: that the time your child spends studying English is spent efficiently, on the things that actually move the needle in the exam. With mocks and the Leaving Cert both approaching fast, that's exactly the reassurance most parents are looking for.

For students: learning that fits your life
No fixed class times. No missed lessons to stress about. Dónal's course is fully online and on demand, Netflix style: pause it, rewind it, stop and come back to it whenever you need to. Watch it on your phone in study hall, on a laptop at the kitchen table, or on a tablet at the library. Whenever you have twenty minutes, the lesson is there and waiting for you, not the other way around.

What you actually walk away with
This isn't content delivered for the sake of covering the syllabus. Every lesson is scaffolded and built directly around the marking scheme, so you're not just learning the material, you're learning exactly how to convert what you know into marks on the page. That's the real skill, and it's the one most students are never explicitly taught.

Why now?
Christmas exams, the mocks, and the Leaving Cert are all approaching, and the students who start early are the ones who walk into results day without regret. Every week spent guessing at what examiners want is a week that could have been spent learning it properly.

Enrol today, and give yourself the marking scheme's own perspective, on your own schedule, whenever and wherever you need it.