From apprenticeships to A-levels, check out our guide to the choices open to you after your GCSEs and ideas on how to pick the right path for you. Where to start Year 11 may mark the end of your school days, but
If you’re not great at getting to classes on time, living far away isn’t going to be your best choice. Alternatively, you might be someone who likes to have a life away from their studies, and to switch off the moment they get home from lectures. Another consideration when choosing t...
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Comfortable seating – When selecting somewhere to study, it’s important for you to pick a place that has the right furniture to promote good posture for prolonged periods of time. Whether you’re using an ergonomic chair with the right back support, or even a standing desk, sitting upright...
However, an important part of extended answers for history GCSE is supported judgement: in other words, being able to express your own judgement and support that with evidence. This can be intimidating for students because they have to put their opinions “out there”. In history, there are ...
Many students will not have done much creative writing since GCSE, and even if you have, it's still very hard to write about yourself. We've produced this short guide to help you with the process, and make sure you don't end up with a poor UCAS personal statement that won't sell ...
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If your school offers Philosophy it would be worth taking it; though it won’t be an advantage in applying (since not many schools offer it, it would put you at an unfair advantage), it will at least give you a feel for the subject and whether it’s something you’d like to pursue...