You can choose to add a past paper to be marked. Our A level and AS level courses include one past paper as standard, so if you’d like more to be marked, then this service would be useful.

The fee is £40.

If you’d like help to plan and manage your revision timetable before taking your exams, you can choose either a one hour or 30 minute tutorial, designed to help you to structure your revision. The session will be tailored to your individual needs and led by the tutor.

Revision tutorials cost £45 for 30 minutes or £60 for one hour.

As with the above, you can choose the duration and this will be useful if there is a particular area that requires additional attention. You can choose the subject of the tutorial.

Optional tutorials cost £45 for 30 minutes or £60 for one hour.

An additional review can be provided on your progress to date.

The fee for a Review is £40.

NEC is able to offer support and advice on Applying to University in the UK (UCAS applications).

We can also provide (fees apply) predicted grades, academic references and a personal statement review.

We have a dedicated section on our learn@nec platform that will guide our students through the process from start to finish and we are always happy to answer any questions you may have about the application process.   

What our students say….

“And with that, I’ve uploaded my UCAS application! Thank you very much for your help throughout this process.”

“As always, you are very supportive; thanks a lot.”

“I have made the changes you advised and sent it back to you. Thank you again for your help!”

“Yayy that’s brilliant, thanks so much for all your help! I’m so sorry we left it so last minute!!”

“Thank you for sorting all that so quickly and for passing on that feedback. We really appreciate your help. “

“It is all done now. Thank you so much for your help!”

Ways to find more information:

Pre-enrolment: Contact our Course Advice Team at info@nec.ac.uk or give them a call at 0800 389 2839. 

After you enrol: Have a look at our Applying to University area on learn@nec, your learning platform, for more detailed guidance. You can also find our UCAS services request form here, once you’re ready.

If you are considering applying to university, please have a look at the UCAS website in good time. UCAS provides a lot of resources to support you in making your application, including key dates you need to be aware of, specific course information and how to apply. NEC is not able to provide support about any entry requirements you will need to meet. 

We welcome and value all students and want to ensure you have the opportunity to achieve your goals. Learn more about our pastoral care service here.