Study Skills Resources: Free Study Tips to better study habits

Feeling unmotivated? Try these Pomodoro study hacks to help you focus in short bursts, even on low-energy days. Learn how to get started, adapt the method to suit your style, and stay on track with smarter breaks.

Where you study shapes how you study. Discover why having a dedicated study space still matters, and how to set one up so it’s inviting, distraction-free, and suited to your personal learning style.

Feel like studying isn’t sticking? You might be reading too much and questioning too little. In this article, we show you how to study like a student, but think like a teacher. Learn how to write your own questions, anticipate what will be on the test, and use Bloom’s question ladder to boost memory and confidence. A game-changer for exam prep.

If you find it hard to focus, you’re not alone, and you're not doing anything wrong. Learn flexible strategies that work with your brain, not against it.

Think you’re just lazy when it comes to study? You’re probably not. This post explores why feeling stuck isn’t a flaw, and how small shifts can help you start again with confidence and calm.

Are your study habits helping you succeed, or are they adding to your stress? Take this simple and supportive self-assessment to reflect, reset, and take back control of your study routine.

Essay writing doesn’t need to feel like a mystery. The 6Cs help you go from stuck to structured, with simple steps that actually make sense.

Flashcards, mind maps and auditory notes are great study tools, but they each work differently. Here’s how to choose the one that fits your learning style and goals.

Tired of feeling behind or disorganised? Here's how to use free planning tools and the QUEST Study Skills Journal to take control of your week and actually get stuff done.

Mind maps are a simple way to make your study visual, organised and easier to remember. Here’s how to create one and use it to study with more clarity and less stress.