Study Skills Tutoring

One-to-one help with planning, revision, and getting work started. This is not a school subject. If the gap is the syllabus, book a subject tutor as well.

No obligation. Meet the tutor before committing.

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What you need to know about study skills

What this support covers, and how the lessons work.

Study skills are the habits around schoolwork: a weekly plan, how to revise, and how to start when the work feels stuck. This is not a school subject, and it is not exam technique for one paper.

A tutor helps build a routine that fits the timetable you already have. That can include how to revise actively, how to split a task, and how to use the time before a test.

If your child is lost in the subject itself, say so. Mathematics, sciences, and other subjects need a tutor who teaches that syllabus. Study skills sit alongside that, they do not replace it.

We do not do the homework. We help your child organise it and understand how to tackle it.

What we offer

  • A weekly plan that fits school

  • Revision methods your child can reuse

  • Help getting started on stuck work

  • Subject tutoring booked separately when the gap is the syllabus

Need help with how to study?

Study skills cover planning, revision, and time. They do not replace a subject tutor when the gap is the syllabus itself.

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • Treating a study-skills tutor as a teacher for every subject.

    We say when the gap is the syllabus and match a subject tutor for that.

  • Building a plan that ignores the school day.

    The plan uses the timetable and deadlines you already have.

  • Only rereading notes.

    Lessons practise a way of revising that your child can use on the next topic.

Getting started with online tutoring is easy

  1. Complete the enquiry form

    Takes ~60 seconds. Tell us your curriculum, year group, and goals.

  2. We match your child with a specialist tutor

    Matched for level + personality - not just availability.

  3. Meet your tutor online

    Identify strengths and gaps and agree the best plan forward.

  4. Book your first lesson

    Structured lessons, consistent practice, visible progress.

Request a Free Meet & Greet

Complete the simple form below and our Education Consultants will be in touch to schedule a free meet and greet with your potential tutor.

Step 1 of 2 - Tutoring details

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From R400 to R1,500 per hour. Flexible credits, no long-term contract.

How this support starts

Four steps to match a tutor for the help you asked for.

  1. Tell us the task

    Share the subject, the curriculum if there is one, and the deadline.

  2. We match a tutor

    We shortlist a tutor for that kind of support.

  3. A plan for the work

    The tutor plans lessons around the task you brought.

  4. Start lessons

    One-to-one online lessons. We explain and give feedback. We do not do the work for you.

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Here's what sets us apart

  • Help with this task

    We match a tutor for the support you asked for, whether that is exam practice, study skills, writing, research, homework, or an application.

  • True 1-on-1 Learning

    No group classes. Each lesson works on the task you brought and the deadline you have.

  • The work stays yours

    We explain and give feedback. We do not write the homework, essay, research, or application.

  • Progress You Can See

    A plan and feedback on your child's own work. We do not guarantee a grade or a university place.

  • Interactive Platform

    Live whiteboard, shared resources, and real-time collaboration.

What we cover

What we cover for study skills

What a tutor helps with. We do not do the work for you.

  • Planning the week

    A simple plan for homework, revision, and rest. We fit it around the school timetable rather than replacing it.

  • Revision

    Short, active revision instead of rereading notes. The method has to match the subject your child is actually taking.

  • Starting work

    When a task sits untouched, we break it into a first step your child can do in the lesson and repeat alone.

  • What this is not

    Study skills are not a substitute for subject teaching, and they are not a psychological assessment.

Common mistakes

And how working with a private online tutor can help your child avoid them

Treating a study-skills tutor as a teacher for every subject.

We say when the gap is the syllabus and match a subject tutor for that.

Building a plan that ignores the school day.

The plan uses the timetable and deadlines you already have.

Only rereading notes.

Lessons practise a way of revising that your child can use on the next topic.

Study strategy

How lessons work for study skills

Name the task, then work on that. We do not do it for you.

  1. 1

    Before the first lesson

    Name the task

    Tell us the subject, the curriculum if there is one, and the deadline. Bring the brief or the homework.

  2. 2

    Before you book

    Meet the tutor

    The free Meet and Greet is a conversation. You decide whether the tutor understands the task.

  3. 3

    While the task is open

    Weekly lessons

    Lessons explain the work and practise the next step. Your child does the piece that will be handed in.

  4. 4

    Before the deadline

    Feedback

    The tutor comments on your child's draft or working. We do not rewrite it.

Tactics

  • Bring the question, the worksheet, or the university page.

  • Say if this is assessed work.

  • Book a subject tutor as well if the gap is the syllabus.

Recommended approach

Start when the task is set, not the night before it is due. A short run of lessons can still help if the deadline is close, as long as your child is doing the writing.

What your child will achieve

What you can expect from study skills tutoring

Realistic outcomes when your child commits to the process

  • A weekly plan your child can follow

  • A revision method for the subjects they are taking

  • A first step for work that keeps getting stuck

  • A clear line between study skills and subject tutoring

A tutor explains and gives feedback. We do not do the homework, essay, research, or application for you, and we do not guarantee a grade or a place.

Frequently asked questions about study skills

Is study skills a school subject?

No. It is help with planning, revision, and managing time. The syllabus still belongs to the subject your child is taking.

Can this replace a maths or science tutor?

No. If the difficulty is the subject content, book a tutor for that subject. Study skills can sit next to those lessons.

Will the tutor do the homework?

No. The tutor helps your child understand the task and plan it. Your child does the work.

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