Blog Posts under Gcse

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How to choose your A-Level subject combinations

by Anita Naik

Choosing your A-Level subjects isn't as easy as it sounds. The right combination will not only open doors to the best degree courses, but also set you on the right career path. Here's what you need to know.

Start with a goal:

Before you look at any A-level subject list, answer this question: "What...

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Mock results explained

by Anita Naik

Whether you've done better than anticipated in your mocks or feel disappointed by your grades, understanding what your mock results mean is crucial for future success. We explain how to interpret your results, identify areas for improvement, and use your grades to help you reach your goals on result...

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How to find a good homeschool tutor

by Anita Naik

Over 110,000 children are home educated for varying reasons, from lifestyle choices, religious or cultural beliefs or wanting to give a child more support with their educational needs or mental health, according to government data. However, finding a homeschool tutor for GCSE or secondary school can...

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The ultimate guide to exam stress: 9 ways to stay calm

by Anita Naik

The weeks, days and hours leading up to exams are not easy. If crippling exam nerves have ever interfered with your ability to recall information and answer questions to the best of your ability, you're not alone. Whether you're preparing for your GCSEs, navigating A-Level papers, or facing importan...

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Powerful and fast revision techniques to try now

by Anita Naik

In the stress-driven environment of revising GCSEs and A-levels, the traditional approach of extensive highlighting and repeated note-taking has proven less efficient. The good news is that academic performance at both GCSE and A-Level lies not in the time invested, but in the cognitive efficacy of ...

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