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Help your child revise for GCSEs – the top 6 revision hacks
GCSE year can certainly be a stressful time for both you and your child. You want them to achieve their potential, gain the results they deserve and minimise any stress or worry along the way. All parents rightly wonder how they can help their child to learn and revise, but it can be difficult to …
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AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 – Revision Guide
Welcome to the ultimate revision guide for the AQA GCSE English Language paper 1. In this guide we’ve collected all of the best advice from our experienced English tutors. We tell you what to expect from each question, how to get top marks and how to revise. We’ve also linked to some practice papers. Follow …
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Surds for GCSE Maths
In this guide you will find everything you need to know about surds for GCSE maths. Surds can sometimes feel like a tricky topic, but with a bit of revision and practice you’ll soon see that they’re not so bad. Let’s start with the basics… What is a Surd? A surd is an expression that …
AQA Power and Conflict Poetry – GCSE English Revision Guide
AQA Power and Conflict Poetry – What You Need to Know Many of our students are studying the Power and Conflict collection in the AQA Poetry Anthology. There are some challenging, but really interesting poems in this selection. To help you we’ve added our notes and analysis of the poems in this guide. Keep reading to find everything …
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GCSE Algebra Revision
Why is Algebra so important? Algebra is perhaps the most important area for GCSE maths. Algebra encompasses a lot of topics and methods. It is essentially the parts of the maths course where you use letters and symbols to represent numbers. The methods you learn with algebra will also apply to many other parts of …
Romeo and Juliet Characters – GCSE Revision Guide
In Romeo and Juliet there are obviously two main characters (the clue is in the title!), but there are also a range of secondary and minor characters who play crucial parts in Shakespeare’s play. With this guide we’ve provided everything you need to know about these characters to achieve great things in your GCSE exams. …
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Exams for Private Candidates
We work with many students who are learning GCSE and A level courses independently and sitting their exams as private candidates. It can be hard to find the right exam centre to sit exams and gain qualifications as a private candidate. At Tutor In, we are always looking for solutions for our students and we’ve …
Unseen Poetry for GCSE English – How to Analyse Poems
Analysing Unseen Poetry for GCSE English – Top Tips from Tutor in Leeds We’ve all been there – we all have to study poetry and we all know that it can be very daunting to be faced with a complicated poem that sometimes looks like it is written in a different language. This is particularly …
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Romeo and Juliet Themes – GCSE English Revision Guide
Welcome to another GCSE English Literature revision guide from Tutor In. You will find everything you need to know about Romeo and Juliet themes. Find out how Shakespeare presents the themes and learn some key quotations. Your exam will ask you about either a theme or a character, so we need to focus on these …
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Simultaneous Equations Practice Questions – GCSE Maths
Try these simultaneous equations practice questions to make sure you’re ready for your GCSE maths exams. These questions get steadily more difficult and include both the elimination and substitution methods. Check out our simultaneous equations revision guide if you need to revise the methods before trying these questions. You can also contact us directly to …
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