College success coaching that makes every class easier to handle

A tutor helps you understand a specific subject. An academic coach helps you build the skills to handle all of your subjects: time management, study skills, focus, and organization. Tutoring is about one class; academic coaching is about how you do college. Plenty of students use both.

Executive function is the set of mental skills for planning, starting tasks, managing time, and following through. When school feels harder than it should, weak executive-function habits are often the reason, and those habits are very coachable.

No. We coach you and help you build skills. We never write your essays, take your exams, or do your work. If we edit an assignment, it’s your own words and you approve every change.

Yes. Procrastination is usually about how a task feels, not about how lazy you are. We build systems that make starting easier, and we add the accountability so you aren’t doing it alone.

Yes. That’s a core part of the coaching: mapping your semester, planning your weeks, and breaking big assignments into steps that actually get done.

Campus services can be excellent, but they’re often stretched thin, hard to book, and only available during office hours. We offer continuity with the same coach, expert coaching rather than peer support, and times that work around your schedule, including evenings.

Sessions are one-to-one on Microsoft Teams, in your browser. Monday to Friday, email or WhatsApp us between sessions and you’ll hear back within one business day. On Saturdays and Sundays, when a lot of coursework actually gets done, send a quick question on WhatsApp and we’ll usually reply the same day: a short answer to get you unstuck, not a full review. Longer feedback and sessions happen on weekdays. Need to move a session? Give us 24 hours' notice and we’ll rebook it. Later cancellations and no-shows count as used, and unused sessions can be rebooked within 30 days.

Yes. College Success Coaching is for any student who wants better study systems and stronger executive-function skills. If you do have ADHD or are neurodivergent, our ADHD & neurodivergent coaching is built specifically for that.

Yes. For a working student the shift schedule comes first, so that’s where we start. We map the semester against your work calendar and set study blocks that still hold when a shift moves or your manager adds hours. When a week goes sideways anyway, we adjust the plan with you rather than start from scratch.

Yes. Master’s students carrying a heavy course load use this as much as undergraduates do. If you’re writing a thesis or dissertation, we have a dedicated coaching track for that.

Yes. Plenty of families start with a consultation together, then the coaching runs directly with the student. You get clear pricing in writing up front, and the boundaries stay firm: we build skills and never do the work.

Yes. Everything is online, across time zones. ECS is based in The Hague and works with students in the U.S., the Netherlands, and beyond.

Options run from a single Study Reset Session to a full-term package; see the options above. The starter session’s fee counts in full toward a package if you continue. You get pricing in writing before anything begins. Monthly plans are paid at the start of each month and run month to month. We recommend three months, because study skills take time to stick, but you can stop any time before your next month begins. Term packages are paid in two parts, half at the start and half at the midpoint. If none of them fit, we can build a custom college success coaching plan around your courses and your schedule. No VAT added, subject to change.