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How to write your A-Level History NEA

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When doing A-Level History, I found the NEA absolutely daunting. It had a much higher word count than any essay I had ever written, as well as a slightly different structure and it was worth a whole 20% of the A-Level. Looking back, I realise …

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Should you do a Language at A-Level?

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When choosing your A-Level subjects, it can often feel like there is a “right” or “wrong” answer for what you can do. This is especially as your A-Level options can either open or close doors for further study or even work depending on what choices …

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Do universities prefer History or Geography?

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History and Geography, at both GCSE and A-Level, are some of the most popular subjects. They’re versatile, respected, and just generally interesting! However, the dilemma many students face is picking the one that universities will appreciate more. Will universities turn you away if you don’t …

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How Often Are Bursaries Paid At University?

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When students start university, they may be shocked at how many expenses there really are. Therefore, it can be extremely useful to receive a bursary. There are many different types of bursaries you can be given at university, which can definitely help financially. However, when …

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How to retake GCSEs – Guide for adults

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GCSEs are one of the most well-known qualifications in the UK. They are usually the first important national exams students sit, and the results are often important no matter the future career you decide on. For instance, it is compulsory to resit Maths and English …

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Is GCSE History Worth Taking?

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GCSE History is a subject that students hear a lot about – after all, it’s part of the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) and is a popular subject in general. However, there is still a lot about GCSE History that needs to be demystified: what is the …