Application round
3 August 2026
Places are described as limited.
Online Psychology Course
Personalised one-to-one psychology tuition covering the mind, behaviour and major areas of university-level study, with flexible live lessons and optional research work.

Personalised one-to-one psychology tuition covering the mind, behaviour and major areas of university-level study, with flexible live lessons and optional research work.

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Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
Students worldwide
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-24
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595
Duration
10, 20 or 40 hours
Format
Online
Sessions / cadence: Flexible evenings or weekends
Mentor model: Dedicated one-to-one tutor
Assessment style: Feedback; optional presentation
Certificate: Tutor report and certificate
Scheduling model: Flexible across time zones
A live, one-to-one course introducing psychology through scientific research, conceptual debate and university-level subject exploration.
Students can follow a broad pre-university course, receive targeted tutoring or add a deeper research project with an assessed presentation.
It best suits learners who want personalised teaching and flexibility rather than a fixed group curriculum.
The Online Psychology Course is a personalised introduction to the study of mind, behaviour and experience. Reach Cambridge combines scientific research with conceptual discussion, helping students explore how psychology connects the sciences and humanities.
Content can cover cognition, memory, behaviourism, social psychology, neuroscience, psychopathology and development. Students agree a tailored approach with an adviser and tutor, choosing between broad pre-university study, targeted tutoring or an optional research project.
One-to-one teaching lets the curriculum respond directly to a student's psychology interests and academic goals.
The course spans both scientific and humanistic perspectives rather than presenting psychology through one narrow lens.
Flexible scheduling supports students across time zones, including weekday evenings and weekends.
The optional research project adds university-level research skills and a formal assessed presentation.
A final reflection session, tutor report and certificate create a clear record of progress.
Students who want individual psychology teaching shaped around their interests, current studies or university plans.
You prefer a fixed cohort, peer-led classroom discussions or a low-cost self-paced course.
The course can be worthwhile for a student who will use one-to-one access to ask detailed questions, test university-level psychology and pursue a focused learning goal. Personalisation is its clearest advantage over recorded or large-group courses.
The fees are substantial, particularly for longer packages, and the experience does not provide a built-in peer cohort. Value therefore depends on arriving with clear objectives and making active use of tutor feedback and flexible course design.
A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595; includes Personalised one-to-one contact time, Dedicated subject tutor, Homework assignments on request, Flexible lesson timings, Final reflection session, Tutor course report and certificate, Residential-programme discounts.
Dates and time commitment
10, 20 or 40 hours; Flexible evenings or weekends.
Provider details
Review the Reach Cambridge provider page and official sources before making a final decision.
What the student gains
Potential output: The main standard outputs are a tutor report and course certificate; research outputs require the add-on.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
Tutors are vetted, lessons use a central provider account and recordings are retained for up to 28 days for safeguarding, quality and training. Parent communication and lesson observation are also built into the policy.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programmesEffort level
Moderate and flexible.
Best started
Begin the advice process two to four weeks before your preferred lesson period.
Main challenge
Turning broad psychology interests into a focused learning plan.
List the psychology questions or themes you most want to explore.
Decide whether broad study, targeted tutoring or research work fits your goal.
Choose a realistic tuition bundle and identify regular availability.
Prepare the required technology before the first Zoom lesson.
Useful if
You can identify topics, goals or assessments to discuss with your adviser.
Students work live with a dedicated tutor on a personalised psychology plan, using discussion, subject study and optional assignments to deepen their understanding.
Discuss learning goals and preferred psychology topics with an adviser.
Agree a tailored course approach and lesson schedule.
Explore psychological theories, evidence and research methods with a tutor.
Contribute opinions and questions during one-to-one discussion.
Complete optional homework or a separately purchased research project.
Review progress in a final reflection session and tutor report.
Application round
3 August 2026
Places are described as limited.
Course scheduling
Throughout the year
Lesson dates are agreed with the tutor.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Application round | 3 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
Course scheduling | Throughout the year | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
Online-course students are generally aged 13-24.
Students may join from countries worldwide.
Admission depends on provider approval and place availability.
A parent or responsible adult must accept terms for minors.
10-hour tuition
£1,295 — Introductory course package.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Personalised one-to-one contact time, Dedicated subject tutor, Homework assignments on request, Flexible lesson timings, Final reflection session, Tutor course report and certificate, Residential-programme discounts
Select Psychology and your preferred tuition bundle.
Complete the personalised learning form with student and parent details.
Describe any specific topics or additional requests.
Schedule a free one-to-one advice session through the online calendar.
Agree the personalised learning plan and complete payment to confirm the contract.
All tuition is live and one-to-one over Zoom, with no pre-recorded lessons. The tutor and student agree a schedule suited to the student's availability, learning objectives and time zone, including possible weekday-evening or weekend lessons.
Students should give at least 24 hours' notice when cancelling or rescheduling a lesson.
A dedicated tutor leads the personalised course.
Lessons are tailored to individual interests and goals.
Homework can be provided on request without extra cost.
A personal adviser supports planning and scheduling.
The course ends with a reflection session.
Students receive a tutor report and certificate.
Reliable internet connection
Computer capable of running Zoom
Webcam for video lessons
Headphones and microphone
Current security software
Paper and writing materials
Progress is reviewed through live tutor feedback, optional homework, a final reflection and tutor reporting, with a formal assessed presentation only for the research-project option.
Main deliverable / output
The main standard outputs are a tutor report and course certificate; research outputs require the add-on.
Tutor course report
Standard course certificate
Optional research project
Optional formal presentation
Optional research-project certificate
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