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Exactly what she needed

I've just finished working through the Learning and Retention module, and I found it genuinely useful — a lot of the unproductive habits you described were exactly what I recognised in myself, and the strategies for fixing them actually made a lot of sense. I've even taken screenshots along the way so I can refer back to them whenever I feel stuck, since they've been such useful reminders.

Nour

Year 12 Student

He gave me real direction

Anthony gave me real direction — he helped me structure and plan my study, manage my time properly, and figure out when and where to put my energy so I wasn't running on empty.

Fletcher

Year 11 Student

Habits I can stick to

I feel so much more organised, confident and motivated with my schoolwork now, and I've actually built habits I can stick to instead of just winging it.

Ashley

Year 11 Student

He took ownership of his routine

We'd been telling our son to study smarter for months, but neither of us really knew what that was supposed to look like. The biggest difference with the mentoring was learning how to actually structure his workload and decide what deserved his attention first. He stopped spending hours on low-value tasks and became much more deliberate with his time. Most importantly, he started taking ownership of his own routine instead of waiting for us to remind him.

Amelia

Parent of a Year 12 Student

Busy wasn't the same as effective

My daughter was working incredibly hard in Year 11, but there was a disconnect between the amount of time she was putting in and the results she was getting. The mentoring helped her recognise that being busy wasn't the same as studying effectively. She became much better at identifying what she didn't understand, prioritising those areas and testing herself properly. I noticed a real change in how calmly she approached her workload.

Daniel

Parent of a Year 11 Student

I stopped having to ask

Before starting, I was the one constantly asking whether my son had studied, what he had completed and whether he was ready for upcoming assessments. It was becoming exhausting for both of us. Having someone outside the family guide him changed that dynamic completely. He had someone to be accountable to, but the process still felt like his. Over time he became much more independent and much less resistant to getting started.

Priya

Parent of a Year 11 Student

I finally knew where to begin

I thought my main problem was procrastination, but I realised a lot of it came from not knowing where to begin. I would sit down with a huge list of things to do and end up doing the easiest tasks because they felt productive. Once I had a clearer system for breaking everything down and choosing what actually mattered, studying became much less overwhelming. I'm a lot more confident going into exam preparation now.

Ethan

Year 12 Student

The hours became productive

What stood out to me was that the focus wasn't simply on adding more study hours. My son already had plenty of hours at his desk. The real issue was what he was doing with them. Once he had a better structure for planning, learning and reviewing, the hours became much more productive. We also noticed that he was less stressed because he wasn't constantly trying to figure out what to do next.

Michelle

Parent of a Year 12 Student

She stopped freezing up

My daughter came into Year 12 feeling like she was already behind and needed to do more of everything. That mindset was making her freeze whenever the workload piled up. The mentoring helped her shift from trying to tackle everything at once to focusing on the highest-priority areas and working through them systematically. The biggest win for us has been seeing her become more confident making decisions about her own study instead of relying on me to organise everything.

Sophie

Parent of a Year 12 Student