Coaching steps to success
We are entering the home stretch towards the January exam revision period. Depending on the faculty, there are between four and seven weeks of actual classes left. This time, although short, is crucial and can be optimised to maximise your chances of success.
So, it's not too late to set up a coaching for success.
Here's how it should work:
Complete and in-depth assessment of the situation
The first step is to assess your current situation. This includes an analysis of what you have learnt, your strengths and weaknesses, and past exams to identify the subjects where you need reinforcement. This stage is essential if coaching is to be tailored to your specific needs.
Creating a Work Plan
Once the assessment is complete, a personalised work plan will be drawn up. This plan will be tight but realistic, taking into account your timetable, your ability to concentrate and the most critical revision periods. Daily and weekly targets will be set, with rest periods built in to avoid overwork.
Regular Appointments
Ongoing support is the key to success. Meetings will be scheduled once or twice a week, depending on your needs. These sessions will have several objectives:
->Answer your Questions
Every point of confusion or difficulty will be addressed, whether to clarify concepts, solve specific problems, or provide advice on study methodology.
->Knowledge validation
We will check that you have assimilated the necessary knowledge. Quizzes, exercises or mock exams can be used to measure your progress and adjust the work plan if necessary.
Conclusion: coaching for success
By adopting this approach methodical and personalised coaching towards success, you'll not only be revising for exams, but you'll also be learning how to manage your time and stress, essential skills for your academic and professional career. So don't wait any longer, let's start structuring this final stretch towards success together today.
