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Admissions

Preparation built around the exact test, school or application

Admissions processes differ from school to school and university to university. We prepare for the one you are actually entering, and plan backwards from the date.

11+ and selective schools

11+ preparation

School-specific preparation, not generic practice papers.

  • School-specific
  • Reasoning and interviews
Read about 11+ preparation

University admissions

UCAT preparation

Section by section, built around the student's timeline.

  • Section by section
  • Timed strategy
Read about UCAT preparation

University admissions

Medicine applications

University choice, personal statements and application review.

  • Strategy first
  • Personal statement review
Read about Medicine applications

University admissions

Interview preparation

Structured practice for MMI and panel formats.

  • MMI and panel
  • Structured feedback
Read about Interview preparation

11+ and selective schools

11+ reasoning

Reasoning question types taught properly, then practised to time.

  • Years 5 and 6
  • Method before speed
Read about 11+ reasoning

11+ and selective schools

QE Barnet 11+ preparation

Independent preparation shaped around the school's published assessment.

  • Year 5 and Year 6
  • Independent of the school
Read about QE Barnet 11+ preparation

11+ and selective schools

Henrietta Barnett 11+ preparation

Preparation for a multi-stage selective entry, planned backwards from the dates.

  • Year 5 and Year 6
  • Multi-stage planning
Read about Henrietta Barnett 11+ preparation

Admissions tests

Admissions tests overview

One place to understand which test you need and how to prepare for it.

  • UCAT, ESAT, TMUA, MAT, PAT
  • Planned backwards from your date
Read about Admissions tests overview

Admissions tests

ESAT preparation

Module-by-module method, then speed under real conditions.

  • Modular preparation
  • Speed and accuracy
Read about ESAT preparation

Admissions tests

TMUA preparation

Both papers, taught as reasoning rather than as extra content.

  • Papers 1 and 2
  • Reasoning and logic
Read about TMUA preparation

Admissions tests

MAT preparation

Multiple-choice technique plus the long written questions that carry the marks.

  • Long-question technique
  • Written mathematics
Read about MAT preparation

Admissions tests

PAT preparation

Multi-step physics and maths problems, taught as method.

  • Physics and maths combined
  • Multi-step problems
Read about PAT preparation

University admissions

Medicine personal statement

Structure and reflection, with the writing kept entirely the applicant's own.

  • Reflection over listing
  • Detailed written feedback
Read about Medicine personal statement

University admissions

Cambridge medicine applications

Science depth and interview practice for a science-led application.

  • Science-led interviews
  • Reasoning, not scripts
Read about Cambridge medicine applications

Engineering admissions

Engineering applications

Course choice, admissions tests, statement and interviews in one plan.

  • Course choice guidance
  • ESAT and PAT preparation
Read about Engineering applications

Engineering admissions

Engineering interview preparation

Unfamiliar problems worked aloud, with structured feedback.

  • Problem-solving aloud
  • Estimation questions
Read about Engineering interview preparation

Engineering admissions

Oxford engineering applications

PAT preparation and interview practice, planned around an early deadline.

  • Early deadline planning
  • PAT preparation
Read about Oxford engineering applications

Common questions

When should preparation start?

For 11+, Year 5 gives the most comfortable runway. For UCAT, most students start six to eight weeks before the test date. Tell us your date and we plan backwards.

Do you guarantee a place or a score?

No. No honest service can. We commit to specific preparation and an honest view of whether a target is realistic.

Can one tutor cover several parts of an application?

Often yes, particularly at 11+ where one tutor can cover subjects, reasoning and interview practice. We tell you when a specialist would be better.

Do you write personal statements?

No. Tutors guide structure and give detailed feedback; the writing must be the applicant's own.

Tell us about the student. We will find the right tutor.

A free consultation, a reviewed match and a free compatibility trial before anything is paid for.