by Natalie Lancer | Oct 3, 2017 | Career coaching, University advice, University student's advice
Everyone knows that Oxbridge – which means Oxford and Cambridge – are top universities, but does that mean that they suit all high flyers? What are they looking for, and more importantly, what are you looking for, in your higher education experience? Natalie Lancer...
by Natalie Lancer | Sep 11, 2015 | University advice, University student's advice
Hello Freshers! University starts in a matter of weeks but after all the excitement of getting in, have you thought about how best to approach your undergraduate studies? Natalie Lancer from NatalieLancer.com and MyUniApplication offers some advice. In order to...
by Natalie Lancer | Aug 14, 2015 | Schools subjects advice, Study advice, University advice, University student's advice
Success at GCSEs and A-levels is important as it will give you a wide choice in your next level of education. School starts to get more serious when you are preparing for these Public Examinations, and so you may be entering Years 11-13 with some trepidation. In order...
by Natalie Lancer | Oct 19, 2014 | Coaching in Education, University student's advice
Many undergraduate courses require students to write a dissertation in their final year. The exact length and specifications varies between departments and universities, but as a rough guide, these are in-depth pieces of work between 8,000 and 10,000 words long....
by Natalie Lancer | Oct 17, 2014 | Coaching in Education, University student's advice
Company executives have been coached since the 1980s. The focus is to increase performance by maximising what the employee brings to their role. The idea of coaching is simple: the coach, who should be accredited by a relevant professional body, should help the client...
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...
