Academic support
Programme guidance, regular feedback and help understanding the next academic priority.
Student support
Support that helps you take part fully.
Learners bring different experiences, responsibilities and ways of learning. Educere’s support begins with listening, clear expectations and a practical plan.
Study organisation
Support to develop time management, independent learning and productive study routines.
English confidence
Guidance on participating, asking questions and using feedback in an English-medium learning environment.
Practical orientation
Clear information about scheduled attendance, the Swansea teaching centre and whom to contact.
A practical conversation
Support begins by understanding what helps you participate.
Questions about study routines, access and practical participation are considered in relation to your programme and the Swansea teaching location.
Access and inclusion
Tell us what would help you participate.
If you have an accessibility requirement or a barrier that may affect your study, contact us before accepting a place. We will discuss practical, reasonable support in relation to the programme and teaching location.
Do not include health or disability information in the initial application form. Admissions will explain a more appropriate route if that information is needed.
Contact student supportWellbeing
Know the boundaries of educational support.
Educere can listen, discuss study pressures and help identify an appropriate next step. It is not an emergency, medical or counselling service.
How to raise a concern or complaintAdmissions guidance
Not sure which route fits?
Tell us what you are preparing for. We will help you understand the relevant programme and normally respond within two working days.