I want to share the story of my former student, Dani
I want to share the story of my former student, Dani.
This is Dani’s story.
There are so many photos from Dani’s LANTITE journey that could be shared, but one moment stands out as especially meaningful. On the day Dani graduated from her Bachelor of Visual Arts, she couldn’t fully enjoy the achievement or feel proud. At the same time, she was enrolled in a Master’s degree that she believed she might never complete — because of one major obstacle: the LANTITE Numeracy Test.
Dani initially received tutoring support through her university. However, those sessions revealed significant learning gaps in maths that required far more intensive and ongoing support. She worked weekly with a tutor who helped her rebuild the basics, but despite the effort, she was still nowhere near the level required to pass the test.
After several unsuccessful attempts with another LANTITE tutor, a friend recommended Dani join my sessions.
From the beginning, we focused on building her skills from the ground up. Dani committed fully to the process and joined every opportunity available — free sessions, the Foundations course, the 5-Week Intensive Course, Ultimate Webinars, and extra Q&A sessions. That consistency mattered.
Slowly, her confidence and understanding grew. Dani came very close to passing several times, but one final hurdle remained: test anxiety. As her knowledge became stronger, her anxiety began to ease. Confidence replaced fear.
In August last year, on her fifth attempt, Dani passed the LANTITE Numeracy Test.
This achievement came from her determination, resilience, and perseverance — alongside structured support and coaching. Dani pushed through years of self-doubt about maths, beliefs passed on by past teachers, and a deep fear of tests. She proved to herself that what once felt impossible was achievable.
Dani’s message to future students is simple but powerful:
Your dreams can be achieved if you believe in yourself and are willing to work hard. The LANTITE journey requires effort, patience, and persistence — but even if it feels impossible, it isn’t. I felt that way too, and I did it.
Stories like Dani’s are why I do what I do.