Buy tickets to my A* revision crash course here: buytickets.at/henrybrandrevision/1306973. I will detail 2 years of A* advice in 1 hour for only £5! Please leave a like and subscribe, and feel free to leave any video suggestions. What do you want to know about preparing for A-levels?
Hi Henry, firstly thanks a lot for your videos (I watched a lot of them during my GCSE's and it helped massively), I'm busy at the time that the a-level revision crash course is going ahead so is there any way for it to be recorded and I could pay to watch the recorded version?
@@Daily.Blends Hiya, i'm really glad my videos helped! Unfortunately, google meet does not allow recordings of sessions. I think I will record me going through the powerpoint after though which you could buy :)
This video got recommended to me and I an Indian so i understood some of it , but just now after searching i understand what GCSE and A - levels are. But those tips help in general as well
Hey Henry, this video was very informative, especially the essay advice at the end, personally, as I do plan to either choose Sociology or Film Studies at A-levels. I have a quick question in regards to specifications - How much of a help are they at A-levels compared to GCSEs, for both essay and non-essay subjects?
hiya, thanks for the comment. great question, i’d say it depends subject to subject. check your specifications out, i usually had mine open in a tab on my laptop every lesson i attended - especially for politics + history (but not maths). would defo still recommend them, but i know some (such as media) can be quite confusing and unhelpful 👍
Hey bro thanks for the video, Quick question should i start revising my A level subects or should I wait till my results as im not really sure if i got a 6 or not but mostly like i did for maths so is it worth revising Economics, Maths and Business in the summer holiday?
hey, good question. I would maybe read around your subjects a little - e.g. watching some youtube vids or something now. Then, I'd start revising after you get your results yeah. That's what I did.
The switching to digital flash cards was a realisation I also had during my gcses! An unrelated question, what kind of work did you do in terms of preparation for history a level?
good question, i’ll be doing a video specifically on that. what i did tho was watch some documentaries about my course, and read some books related to it too. reading history books is what i’d recommend the most
@@sopstr192 good question! i’m taking a gap year where i plan to work until january as a tutor at my old school + youtube, and then travel. i’d like to study history and politics at a good uni after that 👍
@@HenryBrandRevision that sounds great! Also please could you do 'should I take a level e.g history' sort of videos I think those would be very helpful :)
@@sopstr192 really cool idea actually, i like that. my current plan is to do a video reviewing/ranking all of my a-levels (e.g. based on difficulty and enjoyability) i reckon i'll do that too though :)
Can I ask what your general opinions were on A level politics e.g. enjoyability, difficulty etc.? I'm starting next year so just wondering about your thoughts out of curiosity
i’m gonna do a video on ranking my a-levels in more detail, but i loved politics. if you enjoy politics you’ll enjoy the a-level, and because you enjoy it - it’s not too difficult.
Hi Would you start revising for A level subjects after results day. Also what revision can I do? Should I just read up on the topics or read over my gsce stuff? Thanks
Buy tickets to my A* revision crash course here: buytickets.at/henrybrandrevision/1306973. I will detail 2 years of A* advice in 1 hour for only £5!
Please leave a like and subscribe, and feel free to leave any video suggestions.
What do you want to know about preparing for A-levels?
Hi Henry, firstly thanks a lot for your videos (I watched a lot of them during my GCSE's and it helped massively), I'm busy at the time that the a-level revision crash course is going ahead so is there any way for it to be recorded and I could pay to watch the recorded version?
@@Daily.Blends Hiya, i'm really glad my videos helped!
Unfortunately, google meet does not allow recordings of sessions.
I think I will record me going through the powerpoint after though which you could buy :)
@@HenryBrandRevision That's perfect. How could we work that out? Would you be able to email it to me?
Bro is still helping even after GCSEs
ofc 🫡
This video got recommended to me and I an Indian so i understood some of it , but just now after searching i understand what GCSE and A - levels are. But those tips help in general as well
thanks!
Hey Henry, this video was very informative, especially the essay advice at the end, personally, as I do plan to either choose Sociology or Film Studies at A-levels. I have a quick question in regards to specifications - How much of a help are they at A-levels compared to GCSEs, for both essay and non-essay subjects?
hiya, thanks for the comment.
great question, i’d say it depends subject to subject. check your specifications out, i usually had mine open in a tab on my laptop every lesson i attended - especially for politics + history (but not maths).
would defo still recommend them, but i know some (such as media) can be quite confusing and unhelpful 👍
does studying in summer before A levels have a huge effect or not?
not in the first year massively, but the summer between y12 and y13 imo it had a huge effect for me.
i’d recommend it if you’re going for A*s
@@HenryBrandRevision thanks bud!
Hey bro thanks for the video, Quick question should i start revising my A level subects or should I wait till my results as im not really sure if i got a 6 or not but mostly like i did for maths so is it worth revising Economics, Maths and Business in the summer holiday?
hey, good question.
I would maybe read around your subjects a little - e.g. watching some youtube vids or something now.
Then, I'd start revising after you get your results yeah. That's what I did.
The switching to digital flash cards was a realisation I also had during my gcses! An unrelated question, what kind of work did you do in terms of preparation for history a level?
good question, i’ll be doing a video specifically on that.
what i did tho was watch some documentaries about my course, and read some books related to it too.
reading history books is what i’d recommend the most
I have a question. Does y'alls schools not split the a-levels in two. You do the first half of them in 2nd term and then the other half in year 13😭😭😭?
uhhh that makes no sense wdym 😭
Can u make a video of extra curriculars to do in yr12 and opportunities
good idea, do you want to email henry@brand.uk.net and i can respond in more detail to you?
Asking out of curiosity, what are your plans after a levels?
@@sopstr192 good question! i’m taking a gap year where i plan to work until january as a tutor at my old school + youtube, and then travel.
i’d like to study history and politics at a good uni after that 👍
@@HenryBrandRevision that sounds great! Also please could you do 'should I take a level e.g history' sort of videos I think those would be very helpful :)
@@sopstr192 really cool idea actually, i like that.
my current plan is to do a video reviewing/ranking all of my a-levels (e.g. based on difficulty and enjoyability)
i reckon i'll do that too though :)
whats ur opinion on revising for a levels during summer holiday
what should u be doing idk
i would start revising properly around gcse results day. stay tuned for videos on how to prepare well after the 15th august (my results day)
Can I ask what your general opinions were on A level politics e.g. enjoyability, difficulty etc.? I'm starting next year so just wondering about your thoughts out of curiosity
i’m gonna do a video on ranking my a-levels in more detail, but i loved politics.
if you enjoy politics you’ll enjoy the a-level, and because you enjoy it - it’s not too difficult.
Hi
Would you start revising for A level subjects after results day.
Also what revision can I do?
Should I just read up on the topics or read over my gsce stuff?
Thanks
hiya, yes i would start then. i’ll upload a video very soon after detailing what i’d do to prepare 👍
what subjects are you doing?