FREE LIVE Webinar:
"How to Teach Your Teens Skills for Life"
Session 2. How to help your teens ace their exams
27th January 7:30pm
Worried about how your children will cope with exams?
With the education system focused on exam results, it's no wonder young people experience so much stress and anxiety as they approach big exams, whether they be GCSE, A' Level, university, college, or other exams.
Would you love to be able to help them study more efficiently and with less stress so they can still do the things they enjoy?
Its not just about revision strategies, although they definitely help. Mindset, focus, keeping calm and having a workable plan will not only help them now, but serve them throughout their life.
This free webinar will give you strategies to share with them (and use yourself) to make sure they can get work that they enjoy.
Sign up below. It's Free and its LIVE. Presented by UK and Internationally accredited Career Coach, Dave Cordle and former teacher & Teen Coach/Mentor Charlotte Noon.
Sign up here and we'll see you on 27th January at 7:30pm
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Teach Your Teens Skills for Life (help your teens ace their exams)
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This Webinar is right for you if...
You want your children to have skills to learn for life
You'd like to show your teens how to study with less stress
You would like to learn more easily yourself
What people say about working with Dave and Charlotte
Helps reduce stress
“After just a couple of sessions with Charlotte, my daughter learnt techniques to help her feel more in control and less anxious "
Gets you moving forwards
"Emilia left the session with more confidence that she had the tools to complete her university personal statement and CV and to help her find the type of work she needed during her time in 6th form"
Makes a difference
"Thanks Dave - it has been such a useful week and has made me stop and think about where I want my career to go"
