Nine options. One team. Start where your student is.
Mentorship programs are led personally by Alexis; courses are taught by our teaching team — all online, in European time zones. Eight are for high-school students; the ninth is for graduate applicants.
Pathway to College Mentorship
Three years of intentional preparation — academics, interests, testing plans, and a personalized roadmap, before applications begin.
Full-Cycle Application Program
End-to-end mentorship through the application season — every essay, form, and deadline, from first list to final submission.
International Student Application Audit
A focused, expert assessment of the full profile — written audit, review of up to 15 US universities, and a prioritized action plan.
Academic Writing Course
A 12-week 1:1 course in academic writing — TOEFL and essay readiness now, a personal-essay foundation later.
English Language & Literature
Twelve-week 1:1 modules built around one college-level text each — close reading, vocabulary, analysis, and stamina for the SAT and beyond.
SAT Preparation
Ten focused weeks per section — Reading & Writing, Math, or the complete course — with diagnostic, digital-SAT strategy, and Bluebook practice.
TOEFL Intensive
A focused one-to-one course across all four TOEFL iBT sections — diagnostic, strategy, scored speaking and writing practice, and a full mock test.
AP Exam Preparation
One-to-one preparation in eight subjects — exam strategy, comprehensive preparation, or full instruction where a school offers no AP course.
U.S. Graduate School Admissions
Comprehensive one-to-one support through the graduate application — statement of purpose, graduate CV, recommendations, and interviews.
Consultation Hours
One-to-one hours, scheduled as needed for up to nine months — application strategy, document review, essay feedback, decision support or interview preparation.
SAT, TOEFL, and AP test preparation are not included in any mentorship program and are offered separately.
Not sure which fits?
If your student is in years 1–3 of high school — the Pathway.
In their final year — the Full-Cycle Program.
Reading first — English Language & Literature.
Writing first — the Academic Writing Course.
Preparing for the SAT — SAT Preparation.
Needs an English proficiency score — the TOEFL Intensive.
Sitting an AP exam — AP Exam Preparation.
Want an expert read on where your student stands — the International Student Application Audit.
Applying to graduate school — U.S. Graduate School Admissions.
Common questions before enrolling.
Which program should we start with?
Book an introductory call — it’s free and ends with an honest recommendation. Broadly: students in years 1–3 of high school begin with the Pathway; students in their final year join the Full-Cycle Program; families who want an expert read first choose the Audit.
Are programs online?
Yes. Every program and course is delivered one to one, online, in European time zones — after school and before deadlines, when the questions actually arise.
Who teaches?
Mentorship programs — the Pathway, the Full-Cycle Program, the Audit, Consultation Hours, and Graduate Admissions — are led personally by Alexis. Language and test-preparation courses are taught by our teaching team.
What currency do you bill in?
All programs are billed in US dollars. The EUR, PLN, and GBP prices shown on this page are indicative, converted at the European Central Bank reference rate on the date shown.
Can programs be combined?
Yes, and most students do. Pathway students typically add English Language & Literature or Academic Writing modules; the Audit fee is credited in full toward the Full-Cycle Program.
Is test preparation included in the mentorship programs?
No. SAT, TOEFL, and AP preparation are separate courses so that families pay only for what a student actually needs. The introductory call will tell you which, if any, apply.
Do you guarantee admission?
No one honestly can. What we guarantee is a complete, well-sequenced application — and a mentor who will tell you plainly where a student stands and which universities are realistic.
Longer answers on testing, timelines, and applications live in our Resources.