The GCSEs are the first serious step you take towards higher education and significantly influence your prospective career choices. Unfortunately, the subjects you must study don’t always match your preferences. But you have to bite the bullet and do your best to get the best grades in the GCSE compulsory subjects. These subjects include English language, Science, and Maths. Of course, schools have a say in this, and they may mandate other GCSEs as well. Compulsory Subjects for GCSE Compulsory GCSE subjects are more commonly known as core subjects. Your further education and career prospects depend strongly on passing core…
Majid Zare
Majid Zare
My story as an English content producer and copywriter began ironically in the 7th grade when I failed English. My parents, concerned about my educational prospects, enrolled me in an English course, and thanks to motivating teachers, the fun learning environment, and, of course, my own efforts, I grew fond of English as the subject to pursue in university. I studied English Language and Literature for my BA, and my interest in the subject increased even further. After graduating with a BA degree from the University of Isfahan, I continued my education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). I received my MA degree in TEFL from the Isfahan University of Technology. All the while, I was engaged in expanding my knowledge of the culture of native English speakers by reading novels, listening to English podcasts, and watching English movies. Consequently, my efforts brought me to where I am now: a skilled English content producer. I hope my content helps you make better decisions.
The GCSE results day is memorable for you because the GCSE grades determine the next steps you should take in the course of your education and future career. I remember having mixed feelings on the results day. It was stressful and, at the same time, thrilling. In this article, I want to go through this special day and tell you what to expect on the GCSE results day. Try to enjoy the suspense before getting the results. Check how you can collect the results with the exam board (online or in person). Prepare the identification you need to collect the…
The General Certificate of Education (GCSE) qualification lays the foundation for pupils’ further education and is a game-changer in the pupils’ future careers. Therefore, pupils should plan and prepare to succeed in attaining this qualification. Revising for the Combined Sciences GCSE can significantly improve the exam results. In this article, I will tell you how to revise for the GCSE exam and provide you with practical tips and useful links that increase your overall readiness for taking the GCSE Science exams. Identify your learning style and adapt learning strategies accordingly. Help a struggling classmate by transferring your knowledge. Familiarise yourself…
“Physics is the law, and everything else is a recommendation.” This is a sentence Elon Musk has used several times to describe physics. You can trace everything around us back to physics. Learning the laws of physics is not just a matter of education, but it has real-life applications, which makes this discipline even more interesting. As far as the GCSE exam is concerned, the Physics exam can be tricky, and if you are not well-prepared for the exam, you might fail it. I am writing this article to help you revise for the GCSE Physics exam. Here are some…
Revising for the GCSE Physical Education qualification is one of the practical aspects of the GCSE examination. It gives you invaluable information about your body and how to maintain your health. Physical Education is probably the most fascinating discipline for kinesthetic learners, but those who prefer to stay inside the class and stick with theories might need to put extra effort into GCSE PE to get good results. In this article, I briefly mention what is included in GCSE sports science and give you some revision tips for GCSE Physical Education. Write a comprehensive study plan to cover all GCSE…
If your GCSE maths exams are coming up and you are looking for last-minute plans to prepare for the exam, you have reached the destination. Usually, in the days leading to the GCSE maths exam, stress levels up, particularly if you have not used your time wisely so far. As your stress level goes up, you get frustrated and your performance declines. I have written this article to help maths GCSE applicants keep calm and be at their best when they have only ten days until the exam date. You can find a 10-day schedule that makes last-minute revision for…
Maths is the most challenging component of the GCSE qualification. It consists of three papers, each assessing any of the National Curriculum specifications. However, in one of these papers, the participants are not allowed to use a calculator. The non-calculator paper questions cover different categories, including algebra, geometry, arithmetic, and statistics. In this article, I am going to give you some tips on revising the non-calculator paper for the GCSE maths exam. Start early. Design a realistic and personalised study plan. Keep track of your progress. Budget your time. Practise mental arithmetic. Learn key formulas. Practise past papers. Get help…
Top 7 GCSE Maths Revision Websites for Easy Exam Prep GCSE revision books are the most reliable resources to revise for GCSE maths. But books are not as interactive as websites. You can easily get bored and start daydreaming. By the end of the day, you’ll find yourself staring at a single page for hours without making much progress. GCSE maths revision websites are a practical supplement (not a substitute) for GCSE maths revision books. They also help you approach the revision process through a different channel. When you combine revision resources, you have a better chance of getting the…
Early education is the foundation stone of students’ future academic and career success, and admission into prestigious and high-ranking schools in the UK guarantees their success. As a result, many parents do their best to get their kids into these schools. However, grammar schools or other selective secondary schools hold an entrance examination, referred to as 11+ exams, to admit only students who can outperform others or are above the average. These exams are not particularly easy, and students need help to do well in these exams. That is your job as an 11+ tutor to help these students pass…
From the very beginning of a child’s education, maths and numeracy define the child’s academic progress. Additionally, mathematical skills are tested in virtually all major examinations, such as the SATs, 11+, 13+, GCSE, A-level, etc. The significance of maths is not limited to the child’s education; it also affects their future career and income. Hence, parents and students put extra effort into gaining sound mathematical knowledge. Their efforts involve seeking help from maths tutors. As a matter of fact, maths is the most in-demand tuition subject, and maths tutors are consistently sought after at different education levels. With a good…