Our success comes from the satisfaction of every student we support.
At On Point Study, we’re committed to providing personalized guidance and seamless support, making your journey to success smooth, confident, and achievable.
At On Point Study, we are dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive experience that extends well beyond academic success. Our team of independent consultants is passionate about building genuine, long-lasting connections with our students that endure after graduation. Through ongoing events, interactive workshops, and enjoyable activities, we foster a vibrant community where students feel supported and celebrated on every step of their journey.
Anyone aged 18 to 65 can apply, whether you’re starting fresh, returning to study, or looking to upgrade your skills.
No! You can apply even if you don’t have formal qualifications. Your work experience and skills may also qualify you for many courses.
We accept applications from British citizens, EU citizens with Settled or Pre-Settled Status, those with Indefinite Leave to Remain, refugees, asylum seekers, and anyone eligible for the public fund.
Simply fill out our application form or contact us directly, and one of our consultants will guide you through the process.
Yes! Many of our partner universities accept applications throughout the year and have multiple intakes, especially when applying through us.
Yes, we provide help with understanding and applying for student loans, grants, and other financial aid options.
We offer ongoing support including academic resources, advice on student life, progress monitoring, and career mentorship.
Absolutely! We provide personalized interview coaching and job mentorship to prepare you for the workplace.
Yes, many of our partner courses offer flexible study options including blended or fully online learning, to fit around your work or family commitments.
We can help you find suitable courses to improve your English based on your current level and advise on any language requirements needed for your chosen course.
Some courses may require entrance tests or assessments. We provide support and preparation to help you succeed.
Yes, depending on the institution and course availability, we can assist you in exploring options to change or transfer courses if needed.
We offer a wide range of courses including Foundation, Bachelor's degrees, HND, HNC, CertHE, and Master's programmes across various fields. You can contact us for personalised guidance or explore our Courses section to find options that suit your interests and goals.
Yes, you can still work or run a business while studying. There are no restrictions on that for most students, and we can help you choose a course schedule that fits around your work life.
Class schedules vary by course and university. Most of our partner universities require only 2 days of in-person classes per week, often for a few hours. Many also offer flexible options such as daytime, evening, or weekend classes to suit different lifestyles.
We understand the challenges of studying as a parent. That’s why we offer flexible learning options and supportive services to help you manage your time. We’ll also guide you through applying for financial support like Parent’s Learning Allowance and the Childcare Grant, so you can focus on your education without added stress.
Absolutely. Our partner institutions provide dedicated support for students with disabilities. We’ll help you access all the resources and accommodations you need to make your study experience successful and accessible.
