The Academic Skills team is here to help you develop your skills so that you can learn more effectively.
Advice for studying online
We've developed some advice and guidance about learning online for all students. You can find the latest information here:
Moving online - tips for students
Wednesday Webinars
We are running a series of Wednesday Webinars to provide you with the skills and resources to enhance your learning at home.
One-to-one tutorial support
We also offer one-to-one 50-minute study skills tutorials and group tutorials (via Microsoft teams at present)
Students can request one-to-one support or work with others in small groups.
Study Skills Guides
There are a range of downloadable study guides available via the left menu link
Academic Skills workshops
These will run again in the Autumn term
Neurodiversity Support
If you have been formally identified with a specific learning difference (SpLD) such as dyslexia, dyspraxia or ADHD, the Neurodiversity support team at City can offer you specialist support with your studies including tailored one-to-one study skills tutorials. Also, the Disability Support team works with students with a range of diagnosed disabilities and long-term health conditions. Please contact the appropriate team for advice and support.
All Academic Skills advice is impartial and confidential. We also try to ensure that all calls and email messages are responded to within 3 working days.
Our tutors can help with:
- Improving your referencing
- Developing critical thinking and discussion
- Reading skills
- Managing your time
- Writing your dissertation
- Improving your revision techniques
- Improving your exam performance
- Understanding feedback
Please note: the Academic skills team do not provide a proofreading service
Meet the team:
Richard Knott - Academic Skills Co-ordinator | |
David Shah - Academic Skills Tutor | |
Sally Thorpe - Academic Skills Tutor | |
Katie Banks - Academic Skills Tutor | |
Agnieszka Marciszewska - Academic Skills Tutor |