A clear starting point that shows how the course works and what comes next.

An example lesson that shows how learning in this course is structured and designed to move you forward.

Choose what comes next, clearly and on your terms.

An opening lesson that orients you to the course and helps you recognise what you already bring to returning to study.

A lesson that helps you recognise early uncertainty and begin learning without waiting to feel ready.

A practical lesson showing how small shifts in thinking support motivation and make difficulty easier to work with.

This lesson reframes confidence as something you build through doing, not something you wait to feel.

A brief review to consolidate what’s changed and prepare for the next stage.

An introduction to the core study skills that make reading, research, and writing feel clearer and more manageable.

Learn how to approach academic readings strategically, so you understand what matters without reading every word.

Learn how to tell which sources you can trust, without getting lost in endless tabs or second-guessing yourself.

Learn how to turn ideas and research into clear paragraphs using a simple structure you can trust.

A brief review to consolidate your reading, research, and writing skills before moving into full essay work.

An introduction to essay writing as a clear, step-by-step process built from skills you already have.

This lesson shows how a full essay is built from small, manageable parts rather than one overwhelming task.

This lesson shows how planning turns a large essay into a manageable, step-by-step task.

This lesson shows how drafting becomes manageable when you follow a clear plan instead of starting from scratch.

Consolidate a clear, reliable essay-writing process you can carry into future assessments.

Consolidate a repeatable way of learning you can return to when needed.

Carry a repeatable way of learning into what comes next.

The academic and research sources that underpin the approaches used in this course.