Understand your practice
- One-to-one results walkthrough
- Review recurring errors and priorities
- A written study plan
Bring recent practice work or an official practice report.
Ask about a reviewOnline tutoring options
Start with free resources or a free one-hour trial. If you want focused help with practice results, choose a paid review; for ongoing support, discuss an intensive or mentor package.
Clear pricing
Try a lesson before choosing paid tutoring. The trial is a separate free offer. The optional €55 review below is a paid one-hour session for a focused results walkthrough and study plan; buying it is not the same as booking the free trial.
Online practice and the free skills check are also free. Their raw results help identify practice topics; they are not official SAT, GRE or GMAT scores.
Bring recent practice work or an official practice report.
Ask about a reviewChoose the exam and sections you want to work on.
Discuss tutoringAgree the package scope and timetable before booking.
Discuss the mentor trackRates are listed in EUR. Ask about 10-, 20- or 40-hour packages and confirm the total price, payment currency, tutor availability, rescheduling terms and included support before booking.
For undergraduate applicants whose target universities consider SAT scores. Work on Reading and Writing, Math and section pacing.
Explore SAT tutoringFor graduate applicants checking programme-specific GRE requirements. Work on Quantitative and Verbal Reasoning and plan time for Analytical Writing.
Explore GRE tutoringFor business-school applicants. Build Quantitative Reasoning, Verbal Reasoning and Data Insights skills around your application timetable.
Explore GMAT tutoringNo. You can use the free resources independently. You can also request a free one-hour trial before choosing paid support.
Confirm your tutor, the sections covered, the number and length of sessions, the full price and currency, included between-session support, and the rescheduling and package-expiry terms.
No. A review helps interpret the work you bring and choose study priorities. Only the exam provider can issue an official test score.