Applying for Master’s or PGDip programmes?

Applying for a Psychology Master's is an exciting milestone, but the competitive nature of these programmes can feel daunting. If you're wondering, “Should I apply for a Master’s?”, "How do I make my application stand out?" or "What are admissions tutors really looking for?", I’m here to provide the structure and support you need to apply with confidence.

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  • Personal Statement – £100

    ✔️ A critique of your draft personal statement for a Psychology Master’s or Postgraduate Diploma

    ✔️ Feedback on how effectively you articulate your motivation for postgraduate study and specific programme choice

    ✔️ Guidance on strengthening reflections on clinical/research experience, demonstrating psychological understanding and critical thinking

    ✔️ Suggestions for showcasing diversity awareness, ethical sensitivity, and reflective practice

    ✔️ Tips to avoid common pitfalls (e.g., overgeneralising, lack of cohesion)

    ✔️ 2x rounds of feedback

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  • CV Review – £60

    ✔️ A review of your CV with suggestions for improvement

    ✔️ Feedback on layout, clarity, and structure

    ✔️ Help showcasing transferable skills from non-psychology roles

    ✔️ Strategic advice on presenting your experience to meet programme competency requirements

    ✔️ Guidance on phrasing duties and achievements to highlight psychological relevance and key competencies (e.g. MDT work, use of formulations, safeguarding, data collection, reflective practice, research)

    ✔️ 2x rounds of feedback

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  • Career Coaching – £100

    ✔️ Explore any concerns or questions about applying for Master's programmes

    ✔️ Learn the application process and timeline for competitive psychology Master's courses

    ✔️ Understand what clinical/research experience admissions tutors are looking for and how to acquire it

    ✔️ Support in building confidence in yourself as an applicant by reframing self-limiting beliefs

    ✔️ Discover the different career routes in psychology (clinical, counselling, health, educational, forensic)

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