thebrainfactor study centre is available in two versions:
   • Single-user version
   • Multiple-user version for educational providers.
     This version includes a licence agreement that specifies a maximum of 30 work stations.

• thebrainfactor is developed to be a personal aid to improve study. Because it is based on how to learn rather that specific
  content, thebrainfactor suits a wide range of learners and is applicable to any student, for any subject, in any country.
• The nine modules are designed to ensure that any student can become a confident learner.
• thebrainfactor caters for cultural diversity. The language is straightforward and a glossary is provided to explain the
  meanings of keywords.

The revised New Zealand Curriculum, written by the Ministry of Education, specifically includes 'learning to learn' as one of its principles. The principles embody beliefs about what is important and desirable in school curriculum – nationally and locally. The principles should underpin all school decision making. The vision is to produce lifelong learners. thebrainfactor can greatly assist students and your school to move towards achieving this goal.