Engineering Admissions Assessment (ENGAA) Tutors
The Engineering Admissions Assessment (ENGAA) is a challenging test for candidates wishing gain a place to read Engineering at Cambridge University.
Here is a sample of the tutors we represent.
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Jon is a former Head of Science with over 10 years' experience in teaching GCSE Science and A-level Physics. He joined Keystone in 2012 and has helped 160 Keystone families over this period, teaching more than 5,900 hours.
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What is the ENGAA?
The Engineering Admissions Assessment (ENGAA) is an exam used by Cambridge University as part of their assessment process for candidates applying to study Engineering.
The exam is designed to be demanding, and to test the applicant’s skill at applying their scientific and mathematical knowledge. This 2 hour exam consists of:
A two part section consisting of 20 questions on Mathematics and Physics, and 20 questions on Advanced Mathematics and Advanced Physics (60 minutes)
20 multiple choice questions on Advanced Physics (60 minutes).?
Calculators may not be used in either section.?
Tests take place in early November.
How can Keystone Tutors help you prepare for the ENGAA?
The ENGAA is a challenging test for candidates wishing gain a place to read Engineering at Cambridge University. The Tutors we represent are experienced in helping candidates perform well under the pressure of the ENGAA, which is designed to stretch even the most academically able students. They can help your child to develop speed and accuracy by working with them on sample questions and practice papers, and providing detailed feedback on how to improve performance. They can also focusing on reinforcing those topics in Mathematics and Physics which your child finds challenging, to better enable them to distinguish themselves against the strong competition they will face in the ENGAA.
Online webinars from Keystone Tutors
Webinar: Why Home-Schooling – a Webinar to Discuss the ins and outs of Home-Schooling
Why Home-Schooling – a Webinar to Discuss the ins and outs of Home-Schooling and the Keystone Process. Keystone Director of Education, Ed Richardson and Client Manager, Poppy Dundas, will be joined by Andy Thompson, Education Consultant and Director of Oxford Myrtle. Andy looks after a number of families who are home-schooling their children for a variety of reasons.
Webinar: Pastoral care in the modern boarding school – what this pandemic has taught us?
Keystone Director of Education, Ed Richardson will be joined by Tom Lawson, Headteacher of Eastbourne College and Sid Inglis, Headteacher of Elstree School to discuss pastoral care in the modern boarding school and what this pandemic has taught us.