English for university entrance exams

Your exam has a date. Your English needs a plan.

The English section of an entrance exam does not test conversation — it tests reading under pressure. This track trains exactly that: reading fast, grasping the essentials and choosing the right answer without translating word for word.

Build my plan
Study desk with an English exam, an open notebook and a highlighter
  • ENEM
  • Fuvest
  • Unicamp
  • Unesp
  • Admission abroad

The plan until exam day

The time you have defines the plan. These are the three phases, in the order they happen.

  1. Phase 1

    Diagnosis and foundation

    We work through a past exam together to see exactly where you lose points: vocabulary, sentence structure or reading strategy.

  2. Phase 2

    Reading technique

    Intensive training in skimming, scanning, inference and connector mapping, with texts of the same level and format as those on your exam.

  3. Phase 3

    Mock exams and timing

    Full exams in real time, with question-by-question feedback and fine-tuning of your time management.

What we will train

  • Strategic reading: how to find the answer without reading the whole text.
  • Interpretation: inference, main idea and the author's intent.
  • False cognates and the traps examiners repeat every year.
  • High-frequency exam vocabulary, always in context.
  • Detailed feedback on questions from past exams.
  • Time management: how many minutes to spend on each question.

Start here

Tell me about your exam

Six quick multiple-choice questions. With them I come to our conversation already knowing which exam you are taking and how much time we have.

I want to know more

Takes less than a minute.