2024 Exams and Revision Tips
Got exams coming up? Get help with revision, exam stress, and Results Day
Preparing for exams
Are you studying for school, college or uni exams? Feeling anxious? Want to pick up some exam and revision tips?
All Exam & Revision TipsResults Day 2024
Maybe you just want to know what you should do next on Results Day, and get a better idea of what your options are?
Results Day 2024Exams Advice
Explore a wide range of tips to help you do well in exams, from revision tips and brushing up on your exam writing skills to avoiding common mistakes and coping with things going wrong during your exam.
Revision Advice
Let's be realistic - there are a million reasons why you might start revising for exams a little bit later than you first planned to. When exams seem far off in the future, it's tempting to leave revision until tomorrow, not today. Deep inside, you already know that revising for exams as early as possible will help you feel ready for the big day(s)! It's good to feel prepared, and that preparation can minimise your stress levels, too! Even if you're doing some last-minute cramming, there are still ways to make the most of whatever revision time you have left before your next exam. Using free revision apps is just an example!
Results Day Advice
When Results Day comes around, please remember that it doesn't matter how well you did, or even if you feel disappointed in your final exam grades. You still have lots of options open to you, however you did in your exams. Once you get your results, you can explore further education, paid training, college courses, university degrees, and heading out into the world of work once you're 18. Our results day advice helps you understand what to do when the day arrives to get a handle on all your options based on your final grades. Keep your mind open, and doors to all kinds of opportunities will open for you, too!
Youth Voice
Want to hear from students who have already put themselves through exams? Our Young Professionals and Youth Ambassadors share their thoughts on the reality of exams and what comes next.
