Student well-being advice

We know it’s a tough time at the moment, with a lot of uncertainty for the future, but please be assured that we’re here to help you and support you all the way.

We’ve pulled together some blogs and supportive information for you to keep your spirits up and help you while you study from home.

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How to restart your career plans

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We’ve come up with a list of ways to help make the most of the current circumstances, in relation to your career plans.

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Supporting yourself and your children during this difficult time

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We offer ways to find comfort with your children right now.

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Managing Anxiety

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We’ve put a list together of ways to help prioritise your mental and physical health during this difficult time.

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How to access your positive psychology

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There are many things we can do to motivate and unlock your positive psychology, in these trying times.

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How mindfulness can help - now more than ever

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Mindfulness proponent, Tricia Van Vliet, explains how we can bring mental balance to these uncertain times.

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Top tips for a healthy work-life balance when studying at home

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At this tough time a lot of you will be studying from home. So we’ve put together our top tips for home study and maintaining a work-life balance.

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The remote learner - tips for self-study

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COVID-19 is forcing everyone to make changes to their everyday lives. Although these changes mean you’ll need to do things differently, the way we learn remains the same.

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Respect your body clock, and reach your potential

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If you don’t follow your natural sleep patterns, your ability to memorise and retain information will be affected. Here we learn about the circadian rhythm.

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Getting back on track - studying ACCA after a break

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Think back to when you first started studying. What was your reason for doing the course? Has anything changed? Here we explore ways to get you back on track, after a break.

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Resilience - good for success and coping with setbacks

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To build your resilience you need to address all elements of your wellbeing, both physical and mental. Here are 5 ways to do this.

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How to be great at independent study

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When you spend a lot of time studying, thinking about the way you learn might feel pointless. But this concept falls under the heading of working smarter, not harder.

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Are you motivated?

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Once you identify what’s motivated you so far, you can use it to motivate yourself even more.

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Safeguarding and Mental Health

If you have any safeguarding concerns, please contact us via Safeguarding@kaplan.co.uk during working hours. It is a confidential email account.

There are two very good charities who have out of hours support: NSPCC for concerns about young people 0808 800 5000 or the Samaritans 116123.

We can also signpost you to several helpful organisations - we have collated contact details of organisations such as Anxiety UK, Mind, CALM, and Young Minds.