Advert description
Hello and welcome! I am Rubina, a certified Transformational Life Coach and recent MBA graduate dedicated to helping students build confidence, stay motivated, and enjoy learning. Whether you are feeling overwhelmed by upcoming exams, struggling to stay on top of deadlines, or simply looking to develop stronger daily study habits, I am here to support you every step of the way.
My passion for student coaching comes from personal experience. Having recently completed my MBA with outstanding results, I know firsthand what it takes to balance heavy academic workloads, manage stress, and push past self-doubt. Alongside my business degree, I hold formal qualifications in Positive Psychology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Business Coaching. I also spent thirteen years serving as a School Governor for Children with Disabilities in Bedford, which gave me a deep understanding of school life and the importance of inclusive, encouraging support for every learner.
How I Work With Students
Every student learns differently, which is why I never use a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, I combine structure with genuine warmth to create a calm, judgment-free space where you can talk openly about what is holding you back. My coaching blends practical study systems with proven mindset tools from Positive Psychology and NLP so you can make real, lasting progress.
When we work together, we focus on three core pillars:
1. Clarity and Goal Setting
We start by identifying your natural strengths and pinpointing what is currently draining your energy or causing stress. Together, we break big, intimidating academic targets into clear, manageable weekly steps so you always know exactly what to focus on next.
2. Practical Study Habits and Time Management
Working harder is rarely the answer—working smarter makes all the difference. I will help you build a realistic weekly study routine around your energy levels and personal commitments. You will learn brain-friendly techniques such as focused twenty-five-minute study sprints, active recall, and task prioritisation so revision feels structured rather than overwhelming.
3. Confidence, Focus, and Beating Procrastination
Procrastination and exam nerves usually come from feeling stuck or doubting your abilities. I share practical, easy-to-use mindset shifts and quick focus resets that help quiet negative self-talk, overcome mental