ELS International
Effective Learning Support
for Academic Success
ELS International
Effective Learning Support
for Academic Success
Welcome to ELS
1-1 guidance
Learn from highly successful students
1-1 guidance
Personalised support:
- Academic mentoring
- Assignment reviews
Study guides
Learn from highly successful students
1-1 guidance
Online booklets with simple strategies and practical tools:
- Academic reading
- High-grade assignments
- Dissertation research
Learn from highly successful students
Learn from highly successful students
Learn from highly successful students
Videos, podcasts and webinars featuring advice from others' successful learning journeys.
Interviews with highly successful students - see the first video in the new series: The MBA project.
1-1 guidance
Formative feedback on assignments
“1-1 support is a really valuable part of ELS as it gives you a personal contact to guide you through the challenging requirements of your academic programme.”
Roopa Upadhya (Full-time MBA)
The ELS assignment review provides detailed commentary on every paragraph of your draft writing. This provides comprehensive guidance against all the key academic writing criteria: Engagement with the question; Critical analysis; Academic evidence; Referencing accuracy; Essay structure; Academic writing style; English expression, clarity and accuracy.
Academic mentoring
Regular guidance through the academic year helps you to explore your current challenges and learn practical, proven strategies for ensuring academic success.
You can choose from Skype, Zoom or MS Teams online sessions, combined with responsive email support (see below). Dr Sedgley has 25 years’ experience of 1-1 mentoring. He will help you find the best way forward, whatever issues you are facing.
‘Kind, sincere and practical advice from ELS has supported me not to give up. Without this, I couldn’t have managed to go through all these years in the university. Students think they are okay by themselves, but they will be surprised how much better they can be with ELS help.’
Diane Kim (BSc HRM)