Stylus Education offers a revolutionary way to prepare for GCSE exams
Having worked as a teacher, a school leadership consultant and Head of Innovation for a leading educational technology company, Dominic Bristow started Stylus Education to service the gap between low-cost, automated educational offerings and expensive in-person tuition. Powered by a proprietary algorithm, Stylus delivers individually tailored practice exam papers which focus on pupils’ strengths and weaknesses. Each marked and annotated in detail by qualified teachers. Together this allows exam practice that adapts to each pupil’s needs and provides a groundbreaking level of personalised professional feedback at scale. Dominic designs the algorithms and exam papers himself from his office at Switchboard Studios, in Walthamstow.
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