Study Skills - Pre IB including i-GCSE and S.A.T.

Overview

Our Study Skills course for teenagers is the ideal preparation for students about to begin the International Baccalaureate (IB), Diploma, or GCSE exams.

Designed to boost confidence and academic readiness, this class equips students with the essential tools to manage their studies effectively and succeed in demanding programmes.

Lessons focus on time management, workload planning, essay writing, presentation techniques, and exam preparation. With specific reference to the IB, students gain a clear understanding of key requirements such as the Extended Essay (EE), CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service), and Theory of Knowledge (TOK).

By the end of the course, teenagers will be better organised, more confident, and ready to meet the challenges of secondary school and pre-university study with the skills and strategies that top students rely on.

Learning Outcomes

  • ✓ Mastering essential techniques for future study
  • ✓ Gaining confidence in applying these techniques to new projects and exams
  • ✓ Enjoying the learning process without feeling overwhelmed
  • ✓ University Preparation
  • ✓ Critical analysis skills

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