How to Fail, Successfully
Effective Techniques to Succeed with GCSEPod
This webinar will cover:
30 mins
We spoke to Tom, an A-Level student from Middlesbrough, about his recent experience of Year 11. He’s written this guide for current Year 11 students, filled with his top tips for surviving (and enjoying) your GCSE year.
That’s great news. All you need to do is login and you will have access to all our award-winning content and features to help you succeed in your GCSEs. Simply click on the button below to login.
GCSEPod is not just for schools, subscriptions are available for individual students. Contact Jess, our Individual Subscriptions Manager on 0191 338 7835 or via email by clicking the email button below.
GCSEPod has lots of resources and tips to help you with motivation, how to learn, news and free resources. First thing is to make sure you follow us on these social channels to be aware of competitions and GCSE tips.
These free pods show you 3 techniques that will help you make the most of your revision.
A technique to help you remember more.
Practise bringing information to mind for better results with this technique.
Revise, rest, repeat…space out your revision for better results.
You may not be subscribed to GCSEPod yet, but don’t worry! Our in-house design team have created loads of great resources for you to enjoy.
Or why not join one of our GCSEPod webinars to see how you can get the most out of GCSEPod and also get motivated for the year ahead.
GCSEPod is design for you to help your learning stick. Each year we are inundated with students sharing their love for GCSEPod, take a look.
“GCSEPod – that’s how I got through my exams!”
“GCSEPod is very helpful. A 3-minute video gave 4 pages worth of information! Truly remarkable!”
“GCSEPod is my current life saver.”
It’s fair to say the last year was not exactly easy, and many of us are feeling uncertain or anxious about the future. But there’s loads of things we can all do to look after our mental wellbeing and taking any time you can for self-care is massively important, especially now. Visit our mental health page to find out more.
