Questions?

A. You do not need to study a course or receive any tuition from us to sit examinations at our centre; you can simply study independently (either self-study or study through a distance learning provider) and attend at our centre on the relevant examination dates.

A. Once you have provided us with your details, we typically appoint a tutor within 48 hours. Thereafter the tutor will contact you directly via phone (or email if preferred) to arrange a time for the first lesson.

A. A GCSE pass is not required to sit the A-Level at our centre, but you may wish to consider arranging some focused one-to-one tuition to consolidate the key GCSE skills required for the A-Level.

A. We cannot recommend specific qualifications although we can advise on the options available. The final decision remains with you, but please remember that access to further and higher education and employment are often dependent on securing specific qualifications most notably passes at GCSE in English Language and Maths.

A. Presently we are only able to offer Functional Skills Maths Level 1 and Level 2 exams; however we can offer IGCSE English Language exams that are available in October/November, January and May/June.

A. We are able to support the following admissions tests: –

BMAT, STEP, ELAT, TSA, PAT, HAT, MLAT, MAT, OLAT, CAT,ASNCAA, AMESAA, ECAA, ENGAA, GAA, HAA, HSPSAA, NSAA, PBSAA, PHIL and the Test of Mathematics.

Unfortunately we are currently unable to offer AP and SAT examinations.

A. We offer both fast track courses and private candidate examination entry.

Courses involve regular group lessons that are structured and teach you the skills and topics you need to take an examination. The examination is then taken at the end of the course. If you want to be taught the material for the examinations, our fast track courses are ideal.

Examinations are the final assessments by which you gain a qualification. If you do not require any teaching and just want to sit the examination, you can do this by registering as a private candidate. Of course, you can still request some one-to-one tuition to help you prepare, if needed.

A. We support students of all ages. We have supported students as young as 7 with GCSE Maths and Science examinations and individuals in their 80’s with various qualifications that were of interest.

A. You can pay for your examinations by debit / credit card, cheque, PayPal, cash (if registering in person) or bank transfer. Fees can be paid in full when returning the exam entry form or alternatively over an extended period through one of our interest-free instalment plans.

A. The examination dates are set by the examination board and must be adhered to by us, the centre. The notable exception is Functional Skills Mathematics, which is available at our centre daily throughout the year.

A. You will receive a Statement of Entry (that lists your examination dates), as well as other important examination documents in the months prior to your first examination. Typically, these documents are sent to students sitting examinations in November by late-September, in January by late-October and in May/June by mid-March.