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University applications,
with the same coordinator.

This service is for Singapore families whose child is applying to UK universities through UCAS, usually from an international school in the IB Diploma or International A-Level. We help with course choices, the personal statement, interviews and the timeline, while the same coordinator plans the school subjects the offers will depend on.

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01 / Who it is for

Students applying to university.

  • Students at international schools in Singapore following the IB Diploma or International A-Level
  • Students at boarding schools abroad, with parents in Singapore
  • Students one or two years before applying, choosing subjects with university courses in mind

02 / What we cover

From choices to offers.

What university application support covers
#PartWhat we doWhat stays with the student
Course and subject choicesMatch school subjects to the entry requirements of the courses your child is consideringChoosing the courses
TimelineA plan worked back from the UCAS deadlines for each courseSubmitting the application
Personal statementPlanning, questions that draw out your child's own thinking, and feedback on draftsWriting it — the statement must be the student's own work
ReferencesHelping your child give the school's referee the information they needThe reference itself, written by the school
InterviewsPractice for universities and courses that interview—
Admissions testsPreparation only where a specialist tutor is in place (to be confirmed)Registering and sitting the test
OffersComparing offers and planning firm and insurance choicesAccepting an offer

Universities set their own entry requirements and deadlines. Always check UCAS (opens in a new tab) and each university's course page.

03 / How it works

One plan, one coordinator.

  1. ConsultationYour child's school, subjects, predicted grades and the courses they are considering.
  2. A written planCourse research, the personal statement, interviews and tests, worked back from deadlines.
  3. Sessions and school subjectsApplication sessions alongside IB or International A-Level subject lessons, if needed.
  4. Interviews and offersInterview practice where needed, then help comparing offers.

04 / When

A year ahead.

Many international schools in Singapore start the year in August, so the final school year and the UCAS application run side by side. It can help to start course research in the year before the final year, and the personal statement over the following summer. Applications for some courses, including Oxford, Cambridge and most medicine, close earlier than others; see UCAS dates and deadlines (opens in a new tab).

See the UCAS timeline. We do not promise an offer or a fixed length of preparation.

Other countries.

We start with UK universities through UCAS. Support for universities in other countries, such as the USA, will be added when tutors and processes are in place. (to be confirmed)

Who teaches.

University application support is taught by tutors whose background, subjects, tests taught and qualifications checked by ELT are shown on each profile.

Fees in SGD.

Subject lessons are priced per one-to-one lesson. University application support is quoted separately; see the fees page.

One-to-one lesson
SGD (to be confirmed)
Per lesson, online
See fees

05 / Questions

About university applications.

Will you write the personal statement?

No. The statement must be your child's own work. We help them plan it, ask questions that draw out their thinking and give feedback on drafts.

Do you guarantee an offer?

No. Universities decide admissions. We prepare your child and support the application.

Do you prepare for IELTS, TOEFL or the SAT?

Only where a specialist tutor is in place. (to be confirmed)

My child is at a local junior college. Can you help?

We do not teach the MOE syllabus, including H2 A-Level. (to be confirmed)

Plan the application.

Tell us your child's school, subjects and the courses they are considering.

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