This one-week course equips students with the skills and confidence that separate the top A-level students. It's created for students aiming for an A or A* and a place at a top university.
Students excel in A-level Physics by applying the content they learn to new problems. That requires a set of foundational skills we call multiplier skills, which are seldom explicitly taught in classrooms. This course teaches these skills, so students can:
Students who start A-levels with these skills have a substantial advantage. They learn more deeply, feel more confident, and develop the familiarity and comfort with exam-style questions to excel long before they reach final exams.
James completed his PhD in Physics at the University of Cambridge, after placing first in his Masters of Physics cohort. He teaches GCSE and A-level Physics at a top-100 UK school, has extensive experience tutoring students in physics and mathematics, and has helped students be accepted to Oxford and Cambridge.
Talk it through with James. He'll tell you if it is right for them or not.
This is the course we wish we had attended, and we are confident enough in what it will do for your student's performance that if they attend but you do not think it was worth every penny, we will give you a full refund. If your plans change and you can no longer make it, let us know and we'll refund you for that, too.
You will hear that A-level is a big step up from GCSE, but what does that jump actually look like? In this free 60-minute session, James will explain what changes at A-level and why it catches strong students out. He will introduce the skills and ways of thinking this jump demands, and work through real A-level exam questions live so you can see those skills in practice. Students and parents are welcome.
Places are offered in order of sign-up. Sign up now and we'll be in touch within a day to confirm. No payment needed to reserve.
Not ready to book? Talk it through with James instead. He answers within 24 hours, and he'll help you figure out if it's right for your student.