Psychology tutoring and careers · For psychology students
Inspiring the next generation of great Schologists.
Psychology tutoring and careers support for A-level, undergraduate and postgraduate students. A Schologist is both scholarly and a psychologist: rigorous with the evidence, and good with people. We help you become one, from your studies to your next step into mental health.
Need support now? Talk to your GP or your university’s support service. If you need help urgently, call NHS 111 or Samaritans on 116 123, any time. In an emergency, call 999. We’re not a crisis service.
What we champion
How we support you
Scholarly
Clinically valid
Psychology taught from the evidence your course is built on, with accurate sources you can cite.
Psychologist
Relevant to the people who need it
Paced to you, with room to talk about your next step into mental health.
Two ways we help
Your studies, then your next step
Psychology tutoring
Help with A-level, undergraduate and postgraduate psychology, at a pace that works for you.
Careers support
Applications for postgraduate study, assistant psychologist roles and the clinical psychology doctorate, interview practice, and advice on finding research experience.
Tutoring in numbers
- 30,000+hours of support from our tutors
- 50+successful applications to top 20 universities
What students say
How we helped them hit their goals
First honours
“…achieve first honours for my essays.”
Annette T. Graduated MSc with Distinction, Exeter University
Stayed at university
“…would have likely dropped out of Uni due to lack of attendance and anxiety.”
Kathy H. 2nd year undergraduate, Cardiff. Achieved a 1st the previous year
Grades up
“…taking his grades up substantially.”
Jo S. Mother of a soon to be MSc student
Why we do this
Sam was inspired into the field by his mentor, Dr Sameer Jauhar. We want to do the same for you.
Plenty of people come to psychology because of something they’ve lived through. We think that experience belongs in the field. Read how Sameer inspired Schologists.
Studying psychology?
Tell us where you want to go.
Tell us where you are in your studies and what you’d like help with. If you’re struggling right now, please talk to your university’s support service or your GP as well.