With the key revision period of the Easter holidays over, lots of students still have significant chunks of the syllabus to revise and are starting to worry that they won’t have enough time to prepare fully for their GCSE and or A Level exams. Furthermore, some may have to learn new material when they return… Read More »

Justin Craig Education continually strive to ensure their courses are high quality and the benefit to students is paramount. In doing this we are guided by the student surveys undertaken at the end of every course and by monitoring tutor performance. The majority of our students take more than one course and can attend in-person… Read More »

In this article we provide revision tips on different techniques to help students identify and retain relevant information making revision sessions more productive. Being confident to try different techniques and identify which works best for you well before you have to use it for the real exams! What to revise Exams mean learning lot of… Read More »

Student Checklist For students approaching GCSEs or A Levels, the Easter holidays are always a crucial time for revision, and the prospect of preparing for these key exams can be daunting. Now is the time to start preparing to make sure your child is ready to start revising and can use the time effectively. Here’s our… Read More »

Biopsychology As a tutor the most common topic my tutees ask for help with in A level psychology is biopsychology. Many students find the topic challenging and the scientific terminology difficult, especially if they are not studying science alongside Psychology. However, my philosophy is keep it simple. I’ve chosen to just write about the fight… Read More »

So, year 12. The start of an exciting step up into Sixth Form and an opportunity to delve further into your subject knowledge or start a new one altogether. But we know that taking that step can also be a bit daunting, and have students asking: Did I take the right subject? Do I still… Read More »

A level Mathematics remains the most popular A level in the UK, and its reputation is well earned. In 2024, over 107,000 students sat A level Maths, representing 12.1% of all A level entries and marking a 10.9% increase from the previous year. This continued growth reflects the subject’s academic prestige, its versatility, and the… Read More »

For many students, the mock exam results and school parent evenings will provide reassurance that they are on track to achieve their target GCSE or A Level grades this summer. Many others, however, will be disappointed or, even worse, be in a state of shock or feeling very stressed, especially after a very difficult two… Read More »

Selecting the right GCSE and A-Level subjects can be one of the most pivotal decisions a student makes during their secondary education. While this choice may seem daunting—particularly when you consider the long-term impact on university admissions, career prospects, and apprenticeship opportunities—it is also an exciting moment to explore personal interests and aspirations. In this… Read More »

Why you shouldn’t skimp on Christmas holiday revision It’s the end of a long, hard term. We’re in deep winter. Everyone else is getting ready to kick-back and enjoy the Christmas festivities – but you’ve got mocks to revise for, or mock results to ponder. The temptation is to forget about the revision, relax on… Read More »