TikTok accounts to follow for useful study hacks

The end-of-year exam season looms nearer as we speak, but some of us might have a hard time putting our phones down.

With the explosion in popularity of TikTok, it is no doubt that its endless scroll of videos can easily draw you in for hours on end too. While it is hard to resist, fret not, as you can make a healthy compromise.

Here are five educational TikTok study accounts you can follow, so that you can make the most of your time online.

Tiktoker @bernice_loon is not just your ordinary teacher. She’s a cool one.

The popular Geography teacher’s videos feature Ms Loon lip synching to a variety of catchy songs as she answers popular user questions through a text overlay.

From study tips, topic summaries to exam hacks, Ms Loon transforms the content-heavy subject into palatable videos for easy learning.

Besides TikTok, you can also find Ms Loon’s content on her YouTube channel and website.

Local TikTok creator, @shangkeke, shares advice for a range of education levels – from primary school exams to tips on applying to the University of Cambridge.

But contrary to what one might assume of explainer videos, these are not lectures that bore.

Ke Shang captivates the audience with her listicle-styled videos and bite-sized tips that are not only practical but easy to pick up.

Find quick motivational videos on adulting, studying, life hacks and more when you visit Kenneth Choo’s TikTok page @kennethchootv.

Mr Choo, a local TikTok Education Content Creator and author, presents his videos in his usual three-points approach and often engages with his followers through the comments section.

Perhaps you now know how to tackle your exam topics, but what is the best approach to study and absorb the information? @study_stuff shows you how.

In their popular ‘How to’ videos, Study Stuff covers a variety of study methods – from study hacks for different learning styles to ways that you can plan and organise your study sessions.

Start your revision on the right track with these helpful tips.

‘Studygrams’ are popular among students for their beautifully designed revision notes and motivational powers to inspire others to study.

If you’re a follower of the ‘studygram’ community like me, @studynotesidea is a place for you to check out on TikTok.

Besides featuring a series of neatly written study notes, StudyNotesIdea also shares her favourite music or video recommendations, reviews on stationery brands and documents her study sessions through her mini vlogs.

As the saying goes, work smarter, not harder. Find what suits best to your study needs and invest the time and effort to work towards your academic goals.

We hope these tips will help you in your upcoming exams, best of luck!