Selective entry, scholarship & university preparation
Three decades of small-group coaching for high-stakes academic moments — selective-school entrance, scholarship tests, and competitive university programs — across four campuses.
Small-group coaching: 8–12 students per class, weekly diagnostic feedback.
Coaches drawn from former selective-entry students with classroom-tested methodology.
Mock exams in real exam-room conditions, four times a year.
Vianova Academy has spent over thirty years preparing students for the moments that matter — the selective-entrance exam, the scholarship test, the undergraduate aptitude assessment. Our methodology is built on small classes, high-achieving teachers, and weekly diagnostic feedback that lets parents see exactly where their child stands and what's improving each week.
Each program is engineered for a specific high-stakes outcome. Sit a diagnostic, get a recommendation, and we'll place your child in the cohort that matches both their current level and their goal.
Selective-entrance preparation for upper-primary and lower-secondary students sitting selective-entry exams. Year-long structured curriculum covering quantitative, reading, writing, and mathematics with weekly testing and parent reports.
Coaching for undergraduate aptitude tests — entry assessments for competitive medicine, dentistry, and clinical-science programs. Covers all subtests with timed practice, technique sessions, and full-length simulations.
Preparation for independent-school scholarship tests. Covers the underlying academic skills and the format-specific skills each test demands, with scholarship-specific writing coaching.
Year-round small-group tuition in English, Mathematics, and reasoning, for students from upper primary through senior secondary. The base layer that carries students through school and into our exam-prep programs.
Coaching insights, exam-day playbooks, and notes from our teaching team.
The new structure shifts more weight onto reading reasoning. Here's what we adjusted in our ICP curriculum and what students should be focusing on this term.
Read moreMost students start in Year 11. We compared cohort outcomes from earlier vs later starts and the answer is more nuanced than the popular advice.
Read moreWhen families apply for scholarships only at their first-choice schools, they often miss higher-probability options. A short framework for choosing where to sit.
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Tell us which program you're interested in. We'll send you the diagnostic test, the campus schedule, and an enrolment confirmation — usually within one business day. No obligation; the diagnostic itself is the most useful first step regardless of which provider you choose.