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One-on-one consultations
One-on-one consultations
Whether you're applying for a scholarship, MSc, or PhD program, our personalised consultations are designed to help you achieve your academic goals. You'll be paired with a consultant who has successfully secured scholarships, MSc, or PhD offers from leading universities—and who understands the application process from real-world experience. Whether you're refining your CV, personal statement, or research proposal, we’ll help you bring out your best.
In these one-on-one sessions, you’ll receive tailored support, which may include:
In-depth feedback on your CV, personal statement, or motivation letter
Step-by-step guidance on structuring and refining your research proposal or study plan
Strategic advice on selecting programs, supervisors, and scholarship opportunities
Mock interviews to build confidence and sharpen your responses Insights on common application pitfalls—and how to avoid them
These sessions are ideal for applicants looking to stand out in a competitive field, especially those who may not have access to extensive mentorship. You’ll get not just edits, but real-world insight from someone who's been through it.
Ready to strengthen your application? Book your paid consultation.
We’re here to guide, not to ghostwrite.
We’re here to guide, not to ghostwrite.
We provide guidance, feedback, and coaching to support applicants in presenting their strongest work—not to write their materials for them. The applicant's own voice, ideas, and authorship are central to the process.
Our services are fully transparent. We offer honest advice, document reviews, and interview preparation, but we do not promise admissions outcomes or claim special influence with institutions.
The goal is to empower applicants with the tools and understanding they need to succeed on their own terms, without compromising the fairness of the admissions process.
By sharing the firsthand experiences of successful applicants—including those from underrepresented backgrounds who may have had limited access to mentorship—we aim to make competitive opportunities more accessible and equitable for all.
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