University Preparation

University Applications
We have a number of consultants with extensive experience of supporting students in completing their University applications. We can offer support with writing UCAS personal statements, in making University course and institutions choices and with preparation for University interviews.

Oxbridge Applications

We have a dedicated Oxbridge consultant who has an excellent track record of successful entries to Oxbridge. His support can start from the initial expression of interest, through to choosing the right college for an individual, tutoring for entrance exams plus college interview practice and advice.

University Admission Tests

If you apply for a course that requires an admissions test, you will need to know the registration deadline for the test, the date the test will be sat, what the test includes, as well as the correct deadline for your UCAS application. This is because many courses that require an entrance exam have a 15 October UCAS deadline. Most admissions tests take place between August and November of the year before you start your studies. Some take place before you submit your UCAS application. The most commonly set assessments are the Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA), Mathematics Admission Test (MAT), BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT). Other admission tests cover a range of subjects including English, Language, History, Philosophy and Physics.

Comments from our clients on our Tutors

My daughter sat her GCSEs. Physics was probably her weakest subject and she described it as “scary”. The tutoring sessions were invaluable. Not only did he manage to get her to grasp the many difficult concepts she was struggling with but in his very calm manner, he took her fear of the subject away giving her that much needed confidence. He also helped her with exam technique, explaining what the examiner was looking for thus ensuring she got the full marks for specific questions. Josie says “he broke things down then built them up step by step.” She attained an A (double science) which a few months prior would have been unthinkable. Thank you.

Parents of West London Pupil