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GP / June Holiday Intensive · on demand · Singapore
June Holiday Intensive · on demand · Singapore

Three days.
Three components.
Built for June.


A crashcourse on the year's most consequential essay topics, six comprehensions and eight essays, all marked, plus two exclusive textbooks to keep. Available now on demand, the recordings, the papers and the books, the moment you enrol.

3Days
14Pieces marked
3Chapters
$400Bundle
Available now, on demand. The whole intensive is yours immediately: the recorded crashcourse sessions, the two exclusive textbooks to keep, and the pre assigned comprehension and essay papers with marking. The 22 to 24 June 2026 live run has finished, so there is nothing to wait for. Message admin on WhatsApp at +65 8121 6488 to start on demand, or to ask about the next live run.
01The problem

June is when the second half of JC takes shape.

For JC1 students, Promos are eight to twelve weeks away. For JC2, prelims are around the corner. The holidays are the one block of unbroken time before the term restarts at full pace, and the strongest students treat it as the inflection point, not the rest period.

i. Volume

The term has competing demands.

GP shares the timetable with five or six other subjects. By June most students have written five to eight essays, which is what the term realistically allows. The volume gap is structural, and the holidays are where it can be closed without squeezing anything else.

ii. Content

Contemporary content moves in real time.

Trump's second term, the SG Culture Pass, the Cross Island Line, biodiversity and geoengineering. The most exam relevant material for the current cohorts is being written this year, and it takes a structured block of time, and a structured chapter, to absorb properly.

iii. Reps

Comprehension and essay technique improve with reps.

Reading widely is essential, but it does not move marks on its own. Writing under timed conditions, marked and revisited, is where the band shifts. Two of the three days are exactly that: six comprehensions and eight essays, all marked.

02Three days, three components

The architecture of the intensive.

Each day is a discrete, complete component, and the three are designed to compound. Day one is the content base; days two and three apply it under marking conditions.

Day 1 · content

GP Essentials Crashcourse 2

Three contemporary chapters: the Environment (biodiversity and geoengineering), Arts and Culture (artistic appreciation in Singapore and the SG Culture Pass debate), and Mr President (a non partisan analysis of Trump and what it means for Singapore). Each is mapped to recent past year questions and where the papers are likely to go.

EnvironmentArts in SingaporeMr PresidentTwo textbooks
Day 2 · comprehension

Comprehension bootcamp

Six full comprehension passages, pre assigned as homework, worked through methodically: passage navigation, explanation and inference, summary technique, and the AQ. Time management is taught explicitly. Every comprehension is marked and returned.

6 comprehensions6 marked setsAQ technique
Day 3 · essays

Essay bootcamp

Eight essay questions, pre assigned, worked through with a focus on argument architecture, paragraph evaluation, and using Singapore as the analytical lens rather than an afterthought. Each essay is marked, returned and discussed against the band descriptors.

8 essays8 marked setsSingapore as the anchor
Inside the curriculum

Not claimed. Shown.

Anyone can claim a curriculum is rigorous. Here are three real chapters from the current library. Each carries a central question, a precise factual base anchored in Singapore, and the named past year questions it equips you to answer. This is the substance your lessons and crashcourses are built on, and you can inspect more of it free.

Economics & Politics

Mr President: Trump, the world, and Singapore

Is Trump the cause of global disorder, or its symptom?

Singapore evidence
  • Liberation Day tariffs and the Supreme Court IEEPA ruling, with the Section 122 pivot
  • Singapore's refuse to choose doctrine, and the three scenarios where it breaks
  • The 2024 demographic realignment read structurally, not as a headline
Frameworks taught
  • Cause versus symptom
  • Continuity and change
  • Steelmanning the opposition
Past year questions it equips you for
2025 Q92024 Q102023 Q92022 Q8
Environment

Biodiversity and geoengineering: two topics, one frame

How much should humans remake nature, on whose authority, and who pays the cost?

Singapore evidence
  • Singapore's 2024 mass coral bleaching, and why frequency matters more than recovery
  • The Cross Island Line 70 metre tunnel, and conservation as a luxury good
  • Make Sunsets versus SCoPEx, the geoengineering governance vacuum
Frameworks taught
  • Calibration for too much questions
  • Threshold for to what extent
  • The distributive justice angle
Past year questions it equips you for
2025 Q32024 Q32022 Q92020 Q3
Arts & Humanities

Arts hub or arts venue? Artistic appreciation in Singapore

Has Singapore built an arts hub, or just a collection of arts venues?

Singapore evidence
  • The SG Culture Pass, and what it admits about supply versus appreciation
  • The Sonny Liew NAC grant case and Tan Pin Pin's still banned documentary
  • The SOTA pipeline and the arts versus law and IT salary asymmetry
Frameworks taught
  • The three position Debate Map
  • Calibration on state role questions
  • Singapore as the lens
Past year questions it equips you for
2025 Q72023 Q82021 Q52020 Q2
The library

Real pages from the in house textbooks.

Every term textbook is written from scratch, scoped against ten years of past year questions, and revised through at least five drafts. Listed at $49.90 each, included free. These are real pages.

ETG GP textbook page, A chapter opener from the intensive textbooks
A chapter opener from the intensive textbooks
ETG GP textbook page, Singapore Spotlight, the local evidence you can quote
Singapore Spotlight, the local evidence you can quote
ETG GP textbook page, A model essay, calibrated to the band descriptors
A model essay, calibrated to the band descriptors
Proof

From a real student.

★★★★★
Mr Wong's GP lessons have been very helpful. He is very precise when explaining our mistakes and his consults are also very helpful! I only joined a week before my prelims and my grades went up a lot!! The predicted essay questions are also fairly accurate which is super beneficial and the tips he gives are super useful. He is able to relate dry concepts to his own life or our daily lives in general and it makes it so much easier to remember especially during exams!!
Sharvari · verified Google review of ETG, five stars. A real student's words, reproduced verbatim.
An honest note on results

Most students in our GP cohorts have achieved an A or B. We do not publish a percentage A rate, because a number stripped of context would mislead. The curriculum, the writing volume and the marked feedback are the proof we stand behind, and you can inspect them free before you decide.

By the numbers

The bundle, in figures.

Days

3

22, 23 and 24 June 2026, Monday to Wednesday.

Pieces marked

14

Six comprehensions and eight essays, all returned with feedback.

Crashcourse chapters

3

Environment, Arts in Singapore, and Mr President.

Bundle price

$400

Standalone total $500. The bundle is the only way to access both exclusive textbooks.

Programme fee

One programme. One fee.

GP Essentials Crashcourse 2Three contemporary chapters, two textbooksincluded
Comprehension bootcampSix passages, all markedincluded
Essay bootcampEight essays, all markedincluded
Two exclusive textbooksOnly available through the bundleincluded
Total standalone value$500

Standalone figures use the standard per item pricing; the programme fee bundles all of it. The trial is free, and you can do the maths.

Cohort capped at about 75 to protect feedback. When a slot fills, that intake closes.

GP June Holiday Intensive
$400

Bundle price, on demand

  • Recorded GP Essentials Crashcourse 2, three contemporary chapters
  • Six comprehensions, all marked
  • Eight essays, all marked
  • Two exclusive textbooks to keep

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Standalone total $500. The bundle saves $100 and is the only way to access both intensive textbooks. Message the admin team on WhatsApp to start on demand or to ask about the next live run.

Who it is for

Built for a specific situation.

JC1 before PromosYou want a structured content and writing block in the holidays before Promos.
JC2 before prelimsYou want concentrated reps and current affairs ahead of prelims.
Self studyingYou read widely but cannot yet write a decent essay on what you read.
AQ underpreparedYou want the AQ drilled deliberately across six marked comprehensions.
Try before you commit

A real GP lesson, free.

Same room, same material, same standard. Attend a free trial class and keep a previous term's in house textbook, listed at $49.90, yours whether or not you enrol. Judge the programme from its materials before you commit to anything.

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FAQCommon questions

Direct answers. No dodging.

The live run is over. What can I still get?
The full intensive is available on demand: the recorded crashcourse sessions for all three contemporary chapters, the two exclusive textbooks, and the pre assigned comprehension and essay papers. Marking can be arranged. Message the admin team on WhatsApp at +65 8121 6488 to set it up or to ask about the next live run.
What did the three days cover?
Day one was GP Essentials Crashcourse 2: the Environment (biodiversity and geoengineering), Arts and Culture (artistic appreciation in Singapore), and Mr President (Trump and Singapore). Day two was a comprehension bootcamp of six marked passages with AQ technique. Day three was an essay bootcamp of eight marked essays focused on argument structure and using Singapore as the lens.
Will three days fix my GP?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Three days are not a substitute for a full programme and will not replace the long game work the strongest results come from. What they do, when designed properly, is compress the highest leverage content and practice into the one block of unbroken time most JC students get in a year.
What if I want the full programme instead?
If you want the structured long game, the weekly GP programme is the place to start, and for JC2 students the Last Lap revision programme bundles weekly classes, the back catalogue and every crashcourse through to the A Levels. The June Intensive content is included in both.
Why does ETG not publish a specific GP A rate percentage?
Because GP improvement is gradual and depends on many factors, and a percentage out of context would mislead. Most students in our previous GP cohorts have achieved an A or B. The curriculum substance is the proof we stand behind, and the honest framing is itself the signal.
Who teaches and marks the lessons?
Former MOE teachers and JC lecturers with long experience teaching A Level General Paper, supported by tutors with strong academic and debating backgrounds. We keep tutors unnamed on purpose. The system, the in house materials and the marking rigour are the constant that every student gets, rather than the luck of one personality. Your essays are marked against the Cambridge band descriptors, and you can book consults to talk through a topic or a paper.
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