Exam and Revision Tips

Revising or taking exams? Waiting for Results Day? Want to know what happens next? Read on…

Hey, there. How are you doing? Are you studying for GCSEs, A-levels or their Scottish/Welsh/NI equivalents? Have you got your study in hand, or have you got butterflies in your stomach? Want to pick up a few tips on revising, exam best practice and results day?

Ah. Right. Maybe your results have come in and you just want to know what you should do next?

Exams are a tricky time in your life, from revision right through to results day. We’re here to help. Whatever happens, lots of choices are open to you. You’ve got this.

Results Day advice

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Revision tips

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Exams advice

Coronavirus: GCSE Results Day 2020 information for students

Coronavirus: A level Results Day 2020 Information For Students

What to do the day before an exam: A pre-exam checklist

Exam stress relief – ways to calm exam nerves

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Your stories

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.