As part of your Religious Studies GCSE, you’ll need to know a lot about Christianity. Here, we’re going to give you an introduction to Christianity, so you can get started on learning the details of Christianity and prepare for your exam! What is Christianity? – GCSE Religious Studies Christianity Christianity is the major religion based […]
Author Archives: Andy Bosworth
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The Metropolitan Police is the largest police force in the UK, and one of the most respected law enforcement organisations in the world. If you are familiar with the Met, then you’ll be aware that they operate under a highly organised and structured rank system. One of these ranks, is Detective Constable. In this blog, […]
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The UK police force has a strong and stable ranking structure. Amongst the higher ranks, is the role of Detective Constable. Detective Constables are required to participate in difficult and complex criminal investigations, interview victims of crimes (and suspects), and play a leading management role within the police. In this blog, we’ll provide you with […]
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Not only do we think its important to learn about the structure and content of your exam, but we also think it practical that you revise some top tips and soak up some of the best exam advice prior to commencing your revision. Tip 1 – GCSE English Literature Content – Find out as much […]
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Meta Guiding ‘Meta guiding’ is a very simple and proven one of the speed reading techniques, and one you may be familiar with already. Essentially, it involves using your finger to trace underneath the words you are reading. The point is to move your finger at a faster speed you would normally read, forcing your […]
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If you are looking to apply for a training position in a hospital, then the FPAS SJT is a great way to go about doing so. However, it’s also extremely tough to pass! In this blog, we’ll give you a full breakdown of exactly what the FPAS SJT is, and how it works. What is […]
Speed reading is the act of using set techniques (such as ‘meta guiding’) to increase one’s words read per minute (WPM). The national average reading speed is said to be around 250 WPM, which would see you get through Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird in a sluggish 396 minutes, or 6 hours and 36 […]
ARE YOU LOOKING TO GET BACK INTO STUDYING? Whether you have simply taken a break from education, or you decided to pursue other activities, if you are looking to get back into studying, this can be a difficult task. Getting back into the swing of strict deadlines, lots of research, long-lasting lectures and endless late […]
The Christmas holiday season is often the toughest in the year for saving and spending money. On the one hand, you want to make sure you have enough savings to see you into the new year whilst also covering the essentials. Unfortunately, the essentials during late December include presents, Christmas trees, Christmas dinner, decorations, and […]
