Study and thinking skills for teens
For young people aged 14–18 preparing for GCSEs, A levels or the IB who want to focus better, remember more and understand their strengths.
When effort isn’t turning into grades
Revision often fails because the skills behind it, like memory and focus, have never been trained. LEAD Pathways builds those skills, so the hours your teenager puts in actually pay off.
- Re-reads notes for hours, but little sticks.
- Struggles to focus during revision.
- Feels overwhelmed by the exam workload.
- Runs out of time in exams.
- Is unsure which subjects or careers suit them.
Study skills for teenagers that make learning stick
Memory for revision
Techniques and training that make learning stick.
Focus and stamina
Concentrating for longer, with less effort.
Processing speed
Reading and answering more quickly and accurately.
Strengths and aptitude
Understanding how they learn best, and where their strengths lie.
Clear information at every stage
So you always know how your child is doing.
Price on request. The discovery call is free.
- A full cognitive skills assessment and learning profile.
- A personal plan with clear goals.
- 80–100 hours of one-to-one sessions.
- A progress report every 20 hours.
- A final assessment and booster support.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace subject tutoring?
No. It strengthens the skills underneath every subject. Some students also have subject tutoring alongside it, such as our Maths and science tutoring.
When should we start?
Ideally a few months before exams, so new skills have time to settle.
Online or in person?
Both. Sessions run one-to-one in London and online.
Help your teenager work smarter
A free 30-minute call is the easiest first step.