Exam Rescue
What to Do When an Exam Is Very Close
Prioritise high-value gaps, exam technique and realistic interventions rather than trying to relearn everything.
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What to Do When an Exam Is Very Close
Prioritise high-value gaps, exam technique and realistic interventions rather than trying to relearn everything.
Define the goal
Be specific about the learner, level, deadline and desired outcome.
Find the evidence
Use recent work, assessments, topic confidence or practical requirements to locate the real gap.
Choose the route
Decide whether independent study, group learning, 1-to-1 tuition or an institutional programme best fits.
Make it measurable
Use concrete lesson objectives, practice tasks and review points rather than vague “improvement”.
Review and adapt
Change the plan when evidence shows the learner needs a different priority, pace or format.