Study planning

by PrivateLabel | Jan 15, 2015 | Higher Education

Realistic study planning should be designed to match your personality and lifestyle. Making general resolutions, such as ‘I will study X number of hours per day or week’, does not usually work and can make you feel frustrated, guilty, and inadequate. The...

Drawing up a personal study timetable

by Oxford | Oct 24, 2014 | Higher Education

Hard work can take you far but well planned hard work can take you even further. If you really want to get the most out of your studying a timetable is essential. The trick is to draw up something that works for you – instead of you just working for it. Here’s a guide...

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