STRESS BUSTING
Not knowing where to start can be a source of anxiety for lots of students. And it’s stressful for parents too!
EASY TO USE
The Study Buddy method is based on knowing exactly what you’ve got to study and when you’re going to do it.
TAILORED
We’ve broken down over 300 GCSE and Level 2 courses from 8 exam boards. Our revision sets reflect the courses that you are doing at school
Revision can be overwhelming.
But it doesn’t have to be.
Fulfilling potential starts here
Our home study planning tools will help you to get going straight out of the box.
A few things the system is great at
The Study Buddy is an innovative way of managing a GCSE revision work load
TANGIBLE BENEFITS EVERY WEEK
Focuses the mind on short term goals. Achievable and satisfying.
BALANCE FREE TIME AND STUDY
The weekly schedule lets you plan out of school activities and the all important lie-ins!
CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT TO DO
A comprehensive backlog of course units lets you know what has to be done.
PARENT AS COACH, NOT TASK MASTER
The parental role becomes much more focused on support, not hassling.
SKILLS FOR THE FUTURE
The entire approach helps develop prioritisation and task management skills.
FLEXIBILITY AND CONTROL
A complete view of what needs to be done and power to schedule when to do it.
SIMPLE TO FOLLOW
The 5 step process is straightforward and highly intuitive.
OVERCOMES PROCRASTINATION
Allocating units to time slots overcomes the single biggest barrier to revision:”what next?”
CASE STUDY
Jake
Jake was a fairly typical teen. Bright and capable but if he didn’t find a way to focus on his revision he’d never do as well as he could.
CONTROL
16 years old is a tricky age, not experienced enough to know how, but not so young as to willing take direction. The Study Buddy gives students the sense of control. They manage their own schedule and become accountable for working through their tasks.
COMPREHENSIVE REVISION
Everyone has subjects that they prefer and it’s hardly a surprise that you might spend more time on those. For Jake he loved science, hated English Lit. Our sets are colour coded so it is easy to see at a glance if one subject is being favoured and others ignored.
FLEXIBLE
The life of a teen can be unpredictable – parties and FIFA tournaments spring out of nowhere. Planning a schedule weekly means that you can account for a social life and not feel constrained.
NAG FREE
No one wants to have someone on their backs the whole time. And parents don’t want that role either. The visual nature of the Buddy Board means that everyone knows what is meant to be worked on and when. No more asking “what should you be studying now?”
If you’re a student looking for inspiration and boards in action, our instagram is for you.
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Don’t take our word for it – here’s what our some parents have told us:
Beyond happy to have taken delivery of The Study Buddy order today. Half-Term just got much easier… A very impressive resource that everyone should know about.
Kate M.
Mum of teen girl
We didn’t know where to start with Revision and Study Buddy has taken the stress away by breaking everything down for us. My daughter loves it and in her words “it’s actually pretty cool and has everything!”
Laura G.
Mum of teen girl
Such a great tool which has really helped my son think about revision and how he uses his day. The fact that he plans not just subjects but topics too is fantastic. And I know what he’s doing too
Naomi T.
Mum of teen boy
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