University Application Mentorship
Application Review & Refinement
£210 | Online | 3 hours of tailored support
Ideal for
Undergraduate and postgraduate applicants with existing application materials who would benefit from focused critical feedback and refinement ahead of submission.
Areas of Support
Critical review and refinement of portfolios, personal statements, research proposals and other application materials, according to the requirements of the chosen programme.
What's Included
Online consultation, independent review of selected application materials and targeted written feedback, tailored to the requirements of the chosen programme.
Areas of Support
Conceptual development, artistic and curatorial research, methodology, portfolio preparation, personal statements, research proposals and other course-specific application requirements.
What's Included
Individual online consultations, independent review of developing application materials and targeted written feedback, tailored to the applicant's progress and chosen programme.
Application Development
£350 | Online | 5 hours of tailored support
Ideal for
Undergraduate and postgraduate applicants with initial artistic or curatorial ideas who would benefit from structured guidance in developing their research direction and application materials.
Areas of Support
Artistic and curatorial research, conceptual development, research methodology, portfolio preparation, personal statements, research and exhibition proposals, critical writing and interview preparation, according to the requirements of the chosen programme.
What's Included
Ongoing individual online consultations, independent review of application materials and iterative written feedback throughout the programme, tailored to the applicant's progress and priorities.
Comprehensive Application Mentorship
£700 | Online | 10 hours of tailored support
Ideal for
Undergraduate and postgraduate applicants seeking sustained, individual guidance throughout the application process, particularly those preparing applications to institutions such as the Royal College of Art (RCA), from initial idea development to final preparation.