by Natalie Lancer | Oct 19, 2014 | Coaching in Education, University advice
Revision tips for the final school year For those students taking A-levels, Year 13 is your most important year at school. It is the year that you have to really knuckle down to ensure you get the best grades of which you are capable. Natalie Lancer from...
by Natalie Lancer | Sep 16, 2014 | Coaching in Education, University advice
Well done! You have received your AS results and now you are starting to turn your attention to university applications. But where to start? You first need to consider what course at university you wish to study. Even if you have wanted to study Accountancy since you...
by Natalie Lancer | Aug 15, 2014 | Coaching in Education, Study advice, University advice
How did A-Level results day go for you yesterday? If you met the conditions of your offer, your first choice will have accepted you, of course. But it may be that you exceeded your offer and you would like to consider doing a different course. You have up to five days...
by Natalie Lancer | Oct 18, 2013 | Coaching in Education, University advice, University student's advice
If you are of a certain generation the term ‘correspondence course’ might be more familiar to you than ‘distance learning’. Early morning educational television programmes and sending essays by post are a thing of the past as the internet has enabled these courses to...
by Natalie Lancer | Aug 16, 2013 | Coaching in Education, Schools subjects advice, University advice
A-level results day is always emotional. For some, excellent grades secure their place at university. For others, unexpected results cause disappointment and a change of plans. However, there is room for negotiation with universities. Natalie Lancer from...
by Natalie Lancer | Oct 19, 2012 | Coaching in Education, University advice
Choosing a course to study at university can seem daunting. A common worry is that a wrong decision could adversely affect a student’s career and, ultimately, life. However, the situation is simple: a ‘good’ degree, regardless of subject, is required for most jobs....
