Academic mentoring, careers coaching and academic coaching for primary, GCSE and A level students, carefully guiding young people to achieve their goals.
The most successful students are not the cleverest, but those that study the most effectively.
We provide students with the tools to study effectively and be successful, independent learners – skills they can carry with them throughout their academic and working life.
ABOUT STUDENT NAVIGATOR
We provide academic mentoring, careers coaching and academic coaching to primary, GCSE and A level students.
Student Navigator guides and supports young people to develop the knowledge and skills they require to: study effectively, work independently, optimise their outcomes and find success in their studies and futures.
We welcome all students. Some of our students want to get straight 9s at GCSE or As and A*s at A level whereas other students want to get passes in English and Maths so they can get on to the course they want. We have students with a wide range of Special Educational Needs including ADHD, autism and dyslexia.
We work both in schools and privately, delivering academic mentoring and academic coaching to students from every type of background and school setting. Our students come from inner city and leafy lane state schools, independent day and boarding schools, selective grammar schools, universities and home education settings.
Our students come from all parts of the UK and overseas. We see students both remotely when they are further afield and face to face from our base in Roundhay, Leeds when they live close enough to travel.
The Student Navigator team consists of six academic mentors and coaches who offer a wealth of expertise and experience. We have been deputy headteachers, assistant principals, heads of sixth form, leaders in teaching and learning and heads of big teaching departments. We are specialists in a large range of GCSE and A level subjects and have experience of supporting all subjects.
We provide relief for parents to best support their children in what can be a minefield of battling pressures and baffling demands on them.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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