Personalised test preparation for exceptional results
Build your readiness to perform at your highest level
At Guidewell Global, test preparation is personalised.
Our one-to-one SAT and ACT prep programmes are built around each student’s goals, schedule, and learning style — ensuring that every session feels focused and productive.
Whether preparing for college in the US, UK, or beyond, it’s critical to perform well on standardised tests like the SAT and ACT.
With individualised guidance from Guidewell Global mentors and tutors, students gain the tools, techniques, and confidence to perform at their best.
We also provide specialised strategies for students with diverse learning needs, ensuring every learner can thrive.
Not sure which test will serve you best? We can help.
For many students, standardised tests feel like a mountain of uncertainty.
Between ever-changing formats, competitive expectations, and conflicting online advice, it’s difficult to know where to begin and how to improve efficiently.
Families often try multiple tutors or self-study plans before realising that what students truly need is structure, strategy, and confidence.
Proven preparation, personalised to your goals
Every student learns differently — and that’s why our process begins with understanding yours. From the first diagnostic to your final practice test, we create a tailored learning plan that builds confidence, strategy, and measurable improvement. Every Guidewell Global mentor is trained, tested, and supported to deliver a consistent, high-quality, and fulfilling learning experience.
Assessment & Goal Setting
Our students begin with a diagnostic test and consultation to understand strengths, challenges, and target scores.
Right-Fit Mentor Matching
We pair each student with a mentor trained in our in-house curriculum and matched to their personality, learning style, and availability.
Personalised Learning Plan
Each lesson follows a customised roadmap with focused strategies, practice materials, and milestone tracking.
Ongoing Feedback and Adjustment
Mentors monitor progress closely, updating lesson plans as students improve and communicating regularly with families.
Performance Review and Next Steps
Before the official test, students complete mock exams and review sessions that consolidate knowledge and test-day strategy.
Better scores and study skills for life
Our students leave our test prep programmes ready for exam day, and also equipped with lifelong academic skills — sharper reasoning, stronger focus, and the confidence to tackle challenges independently.
Through the process, our students:
Gain effective strategies that boost test performance and academic confidence
Strengthen problem-solving and critical-thinking skills transferable across subjects
Establish lasting study habits that enhance success at university and beyond
Flexible levels of support, tailored to your goals
Standard
Students receive one-to-one instruction from highly qualified mentors. These online sessions are structured, interactive, and tailored for measurable improvement.
Senior
Sessions with our senior mentors offer a high level of individualisation, with in-person options, diagnostic testing, and detailed progress tracking.
Elite
Students who work with our most experienced mentors benefit from extended personalisation and high-touch family communication.
Concierge
Designed for complex schedules and bespoke needs, this tier pairs students with a team of top-level mentors for unparalleled support and flexibility.
Our families often tell us that understanding the US college process feels far easier once they have the right tools in hand. Explore our curated guides designed to help you prepare for your future — from early exploration to final applications.
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Technological institutes in the US specialise in fields like engineering, computer science, and applied sciences—but they’re not as narrow as many students expect. This guide explains how technological institutes differ from liberal arts colleges and research universities, what the academic experience is really like, and which types of UK students are best suited to this highly focused yet surprisingly broad style of education.
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US University Waitlists Explained: What Waitlisting Means & What to Do Next
Being waitlisted by a US university can feel uncertain and frustrating—but it’s not the end of the road. This guide explains how waitlists work, why universities use them, and what practical steps students can take to improve their chances while still planning confidently for the future.
US College References: How Recommendations Work and How to Prepare
US universities use references to understand who a student really is, not just how they perform academically. This guide explains how US-style teacher and counsellor recommendations work, how they differ from UCAS references, and how students and schools can prepare strong, effective letters.
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How should US applicants choose their A-Levels?
US universities value flexibility and exploration—but that doesn’t mean A Level choices don’t matter. This guide explains how UK students can select A Levels that demonstrate academic rigour, support future majors, and meet the expectations of selective US institutions while still standing out in the admissions process.
What are the different curricula at US colleges?
From highly structured core curricula to fully open programmes, US colleges take very different approaches to undergraduate education. Understanding these differences can help students choose universities where they’ll thrive academically and personally.
Your test preparation questions, answered
We call our tutors “mentors” because the relationship is core. Beyond teaching content, mentors guide students through the learning process, and help them develop confidence and strategies that last beyond a single test. Students work with the same mentor throughout their preparation, which allows mentors to truly know their students and tailor instruction over time.
We teach the full range of US and UK exams for undergraduate and graduate applications, including SAT, ACT, PSAT, AP, GRE, GMAT, ISEE, SSAT, HSPT, COOP, Common Entrance, UCAT, MAT, PAT, STEP, and ECAA.
Most students begin structured preparation 3-6 months before their exam, but creating a plan earlier gives students time to build skills gradually and approach the test with greater confidence.
Students are paired with a carefully selected Guidewell Global mentor trained in our in-house curriculum and chosen for both subject expertise and teaching approach. Students work with the same mentor from start to finish, allowing for a strong relationship and personalized support.
Yes. We offer both formats and will recommend the best option based on your schedule and location.
Yes, we run regular mock tests for all exams, complete with detailed feedback and performance reports.
