Part of TheStudySoc

TheStudySoc A-Level

A-Level courses with the same exam-first discipline as our GCSE intensives.

A-Level grades decide university options, so we teach them the way examiners mark them: specification-led content, timed practice, and honest feedback on exactly where marks are lost.

Students in Years 12 and 13, and ambitious Year 11s preparing for the step up.

Who it's for

  • Year 12 students who want to secure the foundations before content accelerates
  • Year 13 students targeting A and A* grades for competitive courses
  • Students who understand the content but lose marks on exam technique
  • Anyone who wants a structured plan instead of last-minute cramming

Programmes

Holiday intensive courses

Multi-day, subject-specific courses in the school holidays. Each day mixes focused teaching with timed past-paper blocks, marked against the real mark scheme.

Exam technique & marked mocks

Full papers sat under exam conditions, marked with written feedback and a gap-by-gap action plan for the weeks that follow.

1:1 mentoring

Ongoing individual support for students who need a programme built around their specification, pace and target grade.

How we work

Specification first

Every session maps to your exact exam board and specification point, nothing taught that can't earn marks.

Marks, not pages

We track progress in marks gained on real questions, not pages of notes covered.

Small groups

Classes stay small enough for every student to get their work read, marked and challenged.

Questions, answered

Which subjects do you cover?

Our first A-Level cohorts focus on Maths and the sciences, with further subjects confirmed as each cohort opens. Join the interest list and tell us your subjects, demand decides what runs next.

Which exam boards do you teach?

Courses are built around the major boards (AQA, Edexcel and OCR). Tell us your board when you register and we'll confirm coverage before you book.

When and where do courses run?

Dates, venues and fees are confirmed by email to the interest list before each cohort opens. Registering interest is free and doesn't commit you to anything.

Is this separate from the GCSE courses?

Yes, A-Level is its own division with its own timetable and teaching team, run to the same standard as TheStudySoc GCSE.

Register interest

Hear first when A-Level opens

Dates, venues and fees are sent to the interest list before each cohort opens. Registering is free and doesn't commit you to anything.