The TSA stands for the Thinking Skills Assessment. It is used by Oxford University as an admissions exam.

Scores range from 0-100 and are based on overall test difficulty and use the Rasch technique. This is automated and there is no chance for remarks.

The very best students will score above 70 in the TSA; however, a score of 80 is considered exceptional and very few students achieve this.

1. Brush up on your critical thinking skills. 2. Learn the shorthand approach for problem solving. 3. Practice being able to write concisely and effectively.

No, we're very flexible - you don't have to make a commitment immediately up front and we have lots of payment and package options available to you.

The TSA is an extremely important component of the application for many courses at Oxford, Cambridge and UCL.

All of our TSA tutoring takes place online in our Study Mind Classroom. We have developed fantastic slides, and we share our screen with you during the lesson, making the learning experience interactive and effective. Online tutoring is convenient, as we can work around your timetable, and you can learn from your home! Lessons are recorded on Zoom, so you can watch them back to re-cap the lesson.

Absolutely not! In fact, most of our TSA students are international students from countries like Italy, India, Canada and more! We'll be able to cater to your needs.

There's no limit on the number of hours of TSA tuition you go for. We've very flexible and want you to do well in your TSA by giving you the best platform possible in order to do so.

We offer a 100% money back guarantee for your first two hours of lessons.

Yes we do! We want you to be assured of our quality so we're running free 30 minute TSA lessons so you can get a real flavour of how it all works.