Requirements and deadlines are becoming difficult to organise.
You need to identify preparation gaps before applying.
What we work on together
We research programs in relation to your priorities, compare published requirements and organise the tasks that follow. A source and verification date accompany the comparison so you can return to the original information.
From the conversation to take-home tools
What you receive
These outputs guide the service discussion. Your proposal defines which are included, their format, quantity and the schedule for your engagement.
≡Linked written shortlist
Reasoned program shortlist
Explains why each option deserves consideration. The number of programs is agreed in your scope.
≡Editable comparison table
Program comparison table
Brings together academic requirements, dates, location and cost categories with official links and verification dates.
≡Task and responsibility table
Preparation timeline
Sets out preparation tasks, deadlines and who is responsible for each action.
≡Program-specific checklist
Document checklist
Organises the documents described in the selected institutions’ published instructions.
≡Editable research tracker
Funding-research tracker
Records potentially relevant scholarships, eligibility questions and deadlines without treating an award as secured.
Illustrative example · fictional student
Preparation plan
A format sample, not a recommendation or an actual client deliverable.
NSIE / PREPAREPlan: Ana · fictional
ResearchPrograms and official sources
VerifyRequirements, costs and dates
PrepareDocuments and student tasks
Every task: owner + deadline + source.
How it works
Agree on the scope
We discuss your needs and you review the scope and fee proposal.
Gather information
You share the information relevant to the agreed work.
Work together
We explore this stage’s questions through your priorities.
Receive your outputs
Materials are prepared in the format and quantity defined in the proposal.
Follow up as agreed
Timing, revisions and follow-up meetings follow the agreement.
Your part
You own your journey.
Provide accurate academic information, complete your own tasks, obtain documents and confirm the institution’s instructions before submission. Keep your written work authentic and monitor official updates.
Where the scope ends
Essay drafting, unlimited document reviews, translation, credential evaluation, application fees and submission on your behalf are not automatically included. Any application coaching or review requires a separate agreed scope.
Institutions make admission and scholarship decisions. Education guidance does not guarantee these outcomes.
Fees follow the scope.
Before paid work begins, you receive a proposal covering objectives, outputs, quantities, schedule, responsibilities and fees. Formats, revisions and follow-up are confirmed in that agreement. Third-party fees and costs are separate.
Questions about this stage
How many programs will we compare?
The number is specified in the proposal after we discuss your goals and the research involved. There is no standard count promised on this page.
Does this include writing my application?
No. Your application must remain your own work. Any coaching or review is separately scoped, with responsibilities and limits agreed before work begins.
Will the funding tracker secure a scholarship?
No. It helps organise opportunities and questions. You must confirm eligibility and apply as instructed; the awarding institution decides the outcome.
What if a university changes its requirements?
The comparison records official sources and verification dates. Recheck those sources before acting. The proposal sets out any agreed updating or follow-up work.
Help me build my plan
Tell us where you are. After your enquiry, we discuss fit, scope and fees before any paid work.
