๐Ÿฅ Want to put yourself forward for the Coaching Spotlight on Sunday?


Hello Reader,

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This week's Live Coaching Session on Sunday will give some of you a chance to have time with our faculty.

You can use the time to practice questions, or to troubleshoot in front of a group.

If you'd like to put yourself forward for the Live Coaching Spotlight, please complete this form.
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The form can be completed any time during the day before the session (i.e. Saturday). You have to submit the form to be able to be in the spotlight.

As a reminder, if you're at the top of the Leaderboard or you're in Gold or Platinum Tiers, you'll get priority.

We will use this same process before every Tuesday curriculum session (form submissions on the Mondays) and every Sunday group coaching session (for submissions on the Saturdays).

The link will be the same every time:

โ€‹https://tessa.team/AYCISpotlightโ€‹

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Thanks

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-Tessa

Finchley, London, N3
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