Acquiring the skills for future excellence
Augment is a comprehensive learning programme for 11- 18 year olds with an innovative and enriching curriculum, based around putting students in the best position to succeed in the future.
The Augment Learning Programme
Empowering Future Leaders with the Skills That Matter
Designed for ambitious students aged 13–15 and 16–18, the Augment Learning Programme goes beyond academics to deliver a real competitive edge. It equips learners with essential 21st-century skills—critical thinking, problem solving, communication, and independent learning—to thrive in school, university, and beyond.
A Mindset Shift for Modern Learners
We challenge students to think beyond textbooks. Our programme encourages them to question assumptions, explore new ideas, and communicate with clarity. The goal? Confident, thoughtful individuals ready to lead, adapt, and make an impact.
Built Around Three Core Pillars
Our curriculum is built on three transformational pillars:
How to Learn – Techniques for better focus, memory, and independent study
How to Think – Develop analytical, critical, and logical reasoning
How to Persuade – Master communication, debate, and presentation skills
Weekly Modules that Inspire and Engage
Delivered through interactive e-learning, our weekly modules are packed with:
Critical thinking challenges
Problem-solving case studies and team tasks
Video-based presentation and storytelling exercises
Live debates and structured discussions
Students don’t just learn—they apply, practice, and grow.
Real Outcomes for Real Success
By the end of the programme, students will:
Analyse situations critically and think independently
Solve problems creatively and effectively
Communicate with confidence and clarity
Perform better in competitive exams and interviews
The Augment Learning Programme not only complements academic success—it multiplies it.
Whether you're a student, parent, or school leader,
Join the Augment journey and experience transformative learning.
Enquire now at learning@augmentlondon.org
