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Kylie
- Oxford, Bachelor of Civil Law
- Cambridge LLM, First Class · Oxford Jurisprudence, First Class
- 45/45 IB · IELTS 9.0 · Jardine and Swire Scholar
Flintstrike Education · Hong Kong
Hong Kong family, UK schooling, then the G5. Both founders took that path; now they run the team that maps it for your child.

Managing Director · Co-founder
Concord College → King's College London
From a Hong Kong family through UK boarding to the G5 — the exact journey your child is starting. Ronnie takes every qualification call personally.

Head of UK University Admissions · Co-founder
Concord College → Imperial College London
Louis leads programme delivery and tutor standards — the machinery behind every application we take on.
Both of us came through Concord College — a school Hong Kong parents know for its results — and went on to King's and Imperial. We know this path from the inside: what a strong UK application actually takes, and how much of it sits beyond what any one school sets out to do. That's why we built Flintstrike around specialists. We don't teach your child ourselves — we bring in the Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial graduates who do, and who make the difference between a strong candidate and an admitted one.
Some of our tutors
That is an enforced hiring standard, not a slogan. The profiles below are examples of who your child would be working with — we match your child with the right subject specialist at enrolment.
Law · Personal statements · Interviews
Biomedical sciences
Engineering & mathematics
Tutors are named by first name only. Ask us for the full credentials of whoever works with your child — we expect the question.
*Aggregate outcomes across our tutor team's collective record, not Flintstrike client outcomes. Flintstrike client results — with names, schools and courses — are on the Results page.
We only take students whose predicted grades put a G5 offer within honest reach. If your child isn't there yet, we will say so at the door, tell you what would need to change, and not take your money. A firm that says no for a living is a firm whose yes means something — and it's why the families on our Results page trusted us with their children.
One WhatsApp message. School year, subjects, predicted grades — checked in minutes, an answer either way.
With the founders. A straight read on your child's chances — and, if you want a deeper dive, a strategy consultation that maps the course list in writing (£250, credited).
A published fee and terms in writing before you commit. Not ready for a programme? Book a trial lesson — a single hour with a subject tutor, billed normally. No programme, no obligation.
Weekly, with G5-graduate tutors, to the 15 October or 13 January deadline.
Founded by the team behind Auxiliary Education (est. 2023).
One WhatsApp message. Grades checked in minutes. No obligation either way.