How much time should I allocate to study?

Great question. Top tips are:

• Try  and limit revision to a few hours a day.

• Quality over quantity.

• Start sooner and rather than later.

• Good sleep, healthy eating, exercise and hanging out with good people helps.

What if I miss a study session?

It's not the end of the world. If you're consistently missing sessions. That's a sign you should review your goals and the timetable. Maybe something needs to change?

Can I change my timetable?

Absolutely!  You have two options:

1. You can change it in  Google Calendar.

2. Or you can create a brand new, personalised study timetable with eggion.

Why is a revision session 25 minutes?

For the best learning, quality of study beats quantity of study. You'll learn best when you focus your effort.

What should I do during the break periods?

Use the breaks to relax or do a quick chore. It will help your brain consolidate what you were learning in the previous session.

What about the last exam dates?

Education boards often don't confirm external exam and submission dates until later in the school year. This has also been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. If the dates have not been published we have assumed that the last date for exams or assessments for the 2020 school year is the published last day of the school year.

Why do you need access to my Google Calendar?

We need access to your Google Calendar to create the personalised study timetable in your calendar to help stay on track.

Why can't I see my study calendar in my phone's Calendar app?

The most likely reason are:

1. The Calendar app has not yet synchronised with your Google Calendar.

2. The Calendar app is not linked to your Google Calender.​

What data is collected? What is it used for?

We do collect some data you provide. It's used mainly to provide and improve the service. We don't sell your personal data. To learn more have a look at our privacy policy & terms.