Revision Learning is a New York City-based education company specializing in storytelling skills for two high-stakes contexts: college admissions essays and career development. Founded around the belief that storytelling is a lifelong skill, the company serves students applying to college, professionals navigating career changes, and organizations that want to embed storytelling into their programs.
At the heart of Revision Learning's methodology is The Moments Method®, a neuroscience-based five-step framework. The process guides learners to find stories from their own lives, focus in on moments of growth, tell stories out loud to unlock memory and emotion, map the narrative arc, and finally focus out by replacing generic language with vivid detail. The company reports that 94% of participants gained increased storytelling confidence and 97% learned skills they could use immediately, with over 250,000 people having gone through their programs.
Revision Learning delivers its methodology through four distinct channels:
- Platform: A self-guided digital tool at storybuilder.learnrevision.com with prompts, courses, and a free registration option.
- Workshops: Interactive live sessions facilitated by expert coaches where participants apply The Moments Method® in real time.
- Coaching: Individualized feedback available live or in written form, purchasable as coaching credits.
- Curriculum: Licensed lesson materials for educators and program administrators to teach storytelling in their own classrooms or organizations.
The company serves a broad range of institutional partners, including schools like KIPP SoCal and New Visions Charter HS, as well as workforce organizations like Opportunity@Work. Testimonials on the site highlight student confidence growth and educator satisfaction with engagement levels. Contact is available via email at hello@learnrevision.com or by phone at 212-347-3423, and a consultation can be booked via Calendly.
It is worth noting that no shipping or return policy pages are currently accessible on the site (both return 404 errors), which is expected for a fully digital service business. Prospective customers should contact the company directly for pricing on coaching credits, curriculum licenses, and workshop registrations, as specific costs are not publicly listed on the homepage.