Helping students succeed in academics and in life since 1977.

Our time-tested study skills system has been taught to thousands of students, parents and teachers.

Studying is something all students are expected to do, but seldom are they afforded the opportunity to learn how to perform this important task. Students try harder but with few results, once again proving that zeal without knowledge is not good.

The Victus Study Skills System is unique in that it has been developed by professional educators who have seen firsthand what students of all ages need to know in order to be effective in their study. The Latin word victus means a way of life. The Victus Study Skills System is based on the premise that effective study is best when it is a system of study and when it becomes a way of life.

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About Victus

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“I just personally would encourage everyone - whether you are teaching in a classroom, homeschool co-ops - [Victus] is perfect for that kind of situation.”

—Andrew Peduwa, IEW Founder
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“Effective study skills are essential for academic excellence… "Victus" is the Latin word for ‘way of life,’ and students are taught that planning in all areas of life is important.”

—Cathy Duffy
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“There’s only one way to overcome procrastination… have a system; have a method. And that’s something that has to be learned.”

—Andrew Peduwa, IEW Founder
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“What a difference having well-developed study skills can make. Not only during your school years, but in navigating life and jobs in the future.”

—Davies Owens, BaseCamp Live
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“Highly recommend this workbook and the Victus program overall as a structured system for teaching study skills! The Victus Study Skills System is a key component of how we prepare our students for success in both school and life!”

—Elizabeth Haygood, Veritas Academy (UMSI/NAUMS, ACCS, SCL) Board Member, Teacher, and Parent
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"I love that you created a curriculum that can be implemented at the parent level… and even as the educator to even implement some of these things in the classroom. I think it’s a wonderful resource.”

—Davies Owens, BaseCamp Live