BYITC Supermaths Hosts Free 11+ Exam Preparation Webinar

Take the stress out of 11+ exam preparation with free BYITC webinar
~Strategies for success to be shared in one-hour session with Q&As~

The British Youth International College (BYITC Supermaths) is hosting a free entrance exam preparation webinar for children preparing for the 11+ exam in England. This initiative provides a complimentary online session accessible to all.

11+ Entrance preparation includes:
- Grammar School Entrance Exam
- Private School Entrance Exam

The 11+ Exam Consultation Webinar is scheduled for July 6, 2024, from 1pm to 2pm. Hosted by BYITC, the one-hour session includes a Q&A segment aimed at providing a comprehensive guide to preparing for the 11+ exam.
Many students take the 11+ exam in their final year of primary school in England to gain admission to grammar or independent schools. The exam tests students in four areas: English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning.

BYITC Supermaths founder and computer scientist Dr Rashmi Mantri said: "Competition to
get into the top grammar and independent schools remains fierce, so students can feel under a
lot of pressure to pass the 11+ exam.
"That's why preparation is so important. Knowing what to expect and helping students to
learn about each unit of the 11+ exam can take some pressure off and put pupils on the path
to success. This webinar will help you get the most important questions answered including
When to start and how to start"
BYITC specialises in providing 11+ exam preparation courses and during the free webinar
will share knowledge including tailored strategies to match each child's learning speed and
understanding and insights on the best age to start preparing for the 11+ exam.
The 11+ Exam Consultation Webinar will also include guidance on how to study efficiently
for the 11+ exam - focusing on time management and study habits - and the importance of
regular assessments to monitor progress and adjust study plans as needed. The webinar will
also cover support for difficult topics - extra help for challenging subjects to ensure students
fully understand the topic and feel a boost in confidence.
BYITC offers a full 11+ exam course over 60 weeks. The course is delivered online in three
blocks of 20 weeks each, covering three levels: Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. The curriculum
covers all four 11+ exam subjects in detail: English, Maths, Verbal Reasoning and Non-
Verbal Reasoning - to ensure students have a solid understanding of each topic.
Exercises and problem-solving are used to reinforce learning and build confidence.
Assessments monitor progress and identify areas for improvement.

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"This helps students become familiar with testing procedures and timelines," Dr Mantri
explains.
BYITC Supermaths is based in Glasgow and was set up by Dr Mantri in 2015 to teach maths
after she used an abacus to teach her son basic arithmetic. The college has since expanded
into online courses including English, coding and cyber security and now runs global
franchises, including Dubai and Sri Lanka. BYITC also has franchises in Basingstoke in
England, and recently launched its London franchise in Queensberry Northwest.
The abacus is known to be highly effective at training the brain to make mathematical
calculations involving huge numbers and is thought to have been first used by the
Babylonians, an ancient Middle Eastern civilization, as early as 2,400 BC.
ENDS
 
For more information, please contact Dr Rashmi Mantri, Managing Director at British
Youth International College, 267 Colston Road, Glasgow, G64 2BD.
 
Email: rashmi@byitc.org
Phone: 07423 215 162
www.byitc.org
www.supermaths.co.uk
 
 
NOTES TO EDITORS:
 
 The British Youth International College was founded in 2015 by Glasgow-based
academic and educator Dr Rashmi Mantri
 The school started as an in-person tuition programme with classes in Glasgow and
Edinburgh, and now offers online tuition to thousands of students around the world.

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BYITC Supermaths is based in Glasgow and was set up by Dr Mantri in 2015 to teach maths
after she used an abacus to teach her son basic arithmetic. The college has since expanded
into online courses including English, coding and cyber security and now runs global
franchises, including Dubai and Sri Lanka. BYITC also has franchises in Basingstoke in
England, and recently launched its London franchise in Queensberry Northwest.

This release was published on openPR.