Many parents are wondering how they can help their children prepare for university, especially amidst the pandemic that has had a huge impact on their education.
That’s why we’ve prepared some tips for parents who want to assist their children in catching up with everything they’ve missed during the past year and a half.
University life is an experience like no other. Your interests become more defined, you meet lifelong friends who share similar values and ideas, and you learn how to make the perfect Spaghetti Bolognese in your own independent flat/room. So, here are ten of the most important things to consider when deciding which university to choose.
GCSE and A-level exams are stressful for teens and parents alike and no one knows this better than us tutors and mentors who have provided exam tutoring in-person and online for years.
As parents, the pressure to send your child to the “right” school can be quite intense. Education is such a crucial part of everyone’s life. The type of education your child receives will play a big role in his or her development and can deeply influence the path he or she chooses to take. We figured it would be useful for you to have an idea of the different types of UK schools and lay out some of the pros and cons of private and state schools and suggest ideas on what to do if you can’t afford a private school but feel like your child isn’t being stimulated enough in his or her current education.
The International Baccalaureate (IB) recently celebrated its 50th birthday, which tempted us to write a blog highlighting its value and discussing how it compares to
As the UK’s education system faces challenges and controversies at all levels, the most heated debate has been argued on the Common Entrance Exams and