The world is flooded with AI-generated writing. What stands out now is judgment, voice, and clarity. Async Academy’s English courses are built for this new reality.
Students learn how to read difficult texts (yes, including Shakespeare), think independently about them, and communicate ideas clearly across modern formats — essays, video essays, dramatic performances, and social-media-style opinion pieces. AI isn’t banned or feared; it’s used intentionally as a tool for analysis, drafting, and comparison — while students focus on what actually matters: meaning, tone, structure, and impact.
This course is ideal for independent learners who want flexibility, relevance, and real-world communication skills — not busywork. The result? Students who can analyze deeply, present powerfully, and sound unmistakably human.
Human Skills, Not Just Writing Rules
Anyone can generate text. Very few can communicate well.
Our English courses train students to develop taste, judgment, empathy, and nuance — the qualities that separate strong communicators from generic ones. Students learn how to shape ideas for an audience, adjust tone intentionally, and make choices that give their writing and speaking a clear point of view. These are the skills universities, employers, and real audiences actually notice.
Faster, Deeper Learning with AI
We use AI to accelerate learning — not replace it.
Students practice summarizing complex texts, generating multiple interpretations, and editing AI drafts with a critical eye. Instead of spending hours stuck on first drafts, they focus on refining structure, sharpening arguments, and developing a confident voice. By the end of the course, students know how to use AI responsibly while maintaining originality, clarity, and integrity.
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Inquiry-Based. Student-Driven.
Every unit begins with the student.
Students set personal communication goals based on what matters to them — academic writing, persuasive speaking, storytelling, or digital media. They study techniques used by effective communicators, apply them in meaningful projects, and track their progress over time.
Assignments include literary analysis, AI-assisted editing, essays, video essays, and performances. Each project ends with structured reflection: what worked, what didn’t, and what to improve next. This process builds independence, self-awareness, and confidence — skills that extend far beyond high school English.
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Grade 9 English
ENL 1W
Grade 9 English helps students close skill gaps from middle school and step confidently into high school expectations. Our flexible, asynchronous format ensures every learner can progress at the right pace for them while learning cutting-edge skills for today's workplaces.
Grade 10 English, Academic
ENG 2D
In Grade 10 English, students learn how to succeed in today's demanding communication landscape by pairing demanding texts, from Shakespeare to deceptive "fake news", with AI-driven learning aids. The course highlights how modern tools can better prepare students for higher-level study.
Grade 11 English, University
ENG 3U
This course challenges students with advanced texts and projects while inviting them to respond through creative, video-first assignments. In an age where communication is visual and online, our students learn to analyze deeply and present powerfully.
Grade 12 English, University
ENG 4U
In Grade 12 English, students bridge academic analysis with real-world communication, exploring literature and then reimagining it through video. The course prepares learners not just to write essays, but to thrive in a digital culture where ideas are shared on screen.