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Lessons learned from lessons taught: 4 things parents have d...
When schools closed in March, parents everywhere were thrown into homeschooling overnight. We’ve seen valiant efforts across the board – from full-time doctors teaching their kids Science GCSE after long shifts, to creative schedules involving off-curriculum histories, international relations and...
Changes all round - Adapting your teen's homeschool routine
As many parents have found during lockdown, keeping a regular routine gives kids a sense of consistency and structure when they’re at home for months on end. Since schools reopened for some year groups in England and Wales though, and...
The MyTutor Guide to UCAS: Your One-Stop Guide
Your teen’s UCAS application is a new and daunting process. If all goes well, theyâ€...
New Year resolutions for students and the apps to help keep them
Worried about your children sticking to their New Year resolutions? Or worried they wo...
A Level • GCSE • IB • MyTutor for Parents • University
Find the perfect part time job in 2019
At University it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly juggling different commitme...
Personal statement tips: help your child write a punchy personal statement
Mistakes can slip into even the most polished UCAS applications. As one of MyTutorR...
Oxbridge interviews: how to prepare for them
Applying to Oxbridge? The UCAS application deadline is Monday 15th October and soon af...
Applying to university: studying at Imperial
Imagine your daily walk to lectures as a university student. Do you picture the ice sk...
Bouncing back after results day
Have your results day hit you hard? Here’s some advice on how to recover like a ...
A Level • Exams & Revision • MyTutor for Students • Schools • University
Applying to university: becoming a medical student
If you have spoken to any professionals about your ambitions to pursue medicine, they ...
Applying to university: studying at St Andrews
Nothing comes close to the East Fife Coast! According to the National Student Survey ...
