A Level Revision Course List
- A Level Biology
- A Level Business
- A Level Chemistry
- A Level Computer Science
- A Level Economics
- A Level English Language
- A Level English Language & Literature (combined)
- A Level English Literature
- A Level French
- A Level Geography
- A Level History
- A Level Maths
- A Level PE/Sports Science
- A Level Physics
- A Level Politics
- A Level Psychology
- A Level Religious Studies (Philosophy & Ethics)
- A Level Sociology
- A Level Spanish
Courses Offered
A Level Year 12 – 2 Day Course (In-Person and Online)
A Level Year 13 – 3 Day Course (In-Person and Online)
We offer courses for all the main A Level subjects studied at UK schools and sixth form colleges. Please see the table for details of subjects offered.
At A level, all our courses are single subject, with the majority being exam board specific. We have structured our courses in this way in recognition of the greater demands being placed on A Level students as a result of the recent educational reforms as well as the continuing pressure from Universities and Employers to achieve excellent A Level results.
Year 12 and 13 courses are broadly similar in approach, with the main difference being that year 12 courses taking place earlier in the academic year focus slightly more on knowledge consolidation.
We provide courses which are appropriate for most of the main exam boards, including Edexcel, OCR, AQA, CIE and WJEC.
Course Timing
To ensure that students have a range of options for focused revision during their 2 year A Level studies, we offer courses at key points throughout the academic year.
In general, our courses are scheduled during school holidays in October, Christmas, February, Easter, May Day Weekend and Half Term. We also offer pre exam courses for students sitting public examinations in May and June to offer a final confidence boost prior to exams.
An A Level Summer School is also now available to consolidate Year 12 and aid transition into the final A Level year.
Day Courses
Our in-person courses that take place at our centres have a tailored content that covers the topics and skills that students have requested via the Student Portal.
The Student Portal is an online area on our website where students log in and tell us what their particular study needs are. This could include specific topic areas that they would like to revise, whether they would like to go over past exam questions and if they require help with their exam technique.
This information is then accessed by the course tutor who will collate the student’s responses and tailor the course to their learning needs. Therefore, no two courses will be the same as each group of students will have slightly different course requirements.
Online Courses
Our online courses have a more prescribed content giving students more clarity about the topics or skills that are to be covered on the course. For most subjects the prescribed content will change over the course of the year, so students will not be revising the same topics by attending the same courses at different times of year.