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Your weekly study planner

Choose one topic and turn it into a small, repeatable plan. Copy this template into your notebook or print this page.

1. Set one outcome: “By the end of this week, I will be able to explain ______.”
2. Break it into three tasks: learn the idea, practise questions, review mistakes.
3. Reserve focused sessions: pick a time and a manageable duration, such as 25 minutes.
4. Test your recall: close your notes and explain the idea in your own words.
5. Review on the weekend: identify one improvement for next week.

Build your digital confidence

Mark each skill as “Can do”, “Need practice” or “New to me”. Pick one to practise this week.

• Create folders and give files clear, useful names.
• Write an email with a subject, a clear message and the correct attachment.
• Create a document with headings and save or export it as a PDF.
• Enter data in a spreadsheet and use a simple SUM formula.
• Join an online meeting and manage your microphone and camera.
• Compare sources before trusting or sharing information.
• Use unique passwords and enable two-step verification where available.
• Recognise suspicious links and avoid sharing passwords or verification codes.

Practice task: Create a “Learning” folder, write a one-page summary of a topic and save it with a descriptive filename.

Prepare for your next interview

1. Understand the role: highlight three requirements and match each with a real example.
2. Prepare an introduction: describe your background, relevant skills and what you want to contribute.
3. Structure your examples: explain the Situation, Task, Action and Result (STAR).
4. Practise aloud: answer “Tell me about a challenge you solved” and “Why are you interested in this role?”
5. Prepare your questions: ask about responsibilities, team expectations and the next steps.

Practice template: “The situation was ____. My responsibility was ____. I took these actions ____. The result was ____. I learned ____.”

Use truthful examples from projects, study, volunteering or work. Avoid inventing experience.