10·A Level revision guides
A Level Revision Guides
Revision guides for A level, one guide for each subject. Every part of the course gets its own page: the core ideas beside a figure, a worked example, the misconceptions that cost marks, and questions to test yourself on.
For A level students, and the teachers who set their revision
Compact guides in landscape A4, made to be read and revised from rather than skimmed. One guide takes one A level subject and gives every part of what it covers a page of its own, so a student can revise the course from a single document, part by part.
The Department for Education’s A level subject content, which every exam board’s specification has to follow, and Ofqual’s rules for how each subject is assessed. Their wording is quoted exactly where it matters. Anything a board decides for itself is left to its specification, so a guide holds whichever board a student sits.
The core ideas, each with a figure, a diagram or a line of worked mathematics beside it; a worked example taken step by step; the misconceptions that cost marks; and a grid of questions to cover and test yourself on. Where AS and A level differ, the guide says which is which.
Mathematics 1 guide
Art & Design 1 guide
Questions
Which exam board is this for?
All of them. Every guide is built on the Department for Education’s A level subject content, the document every exam board’s specification has to follow, and quotes it word for word where it matters. Anything a board decides for itself, such as mark totals, timings or the names of its papers, is left to your own specification, so the guide is the same whichever board you sit.
What does one guide cover?
One A level subject, with every part of what it covers on a page of its own: the core ideas beside a figure, a worked example, the misconceptions that cost marks, and a grid of questions to cover and test yourself on. Each guide’s own page lists exactly what is inside it.
Is it for students or teachers?
Both. It is written for an A level student revising on their own, and teachers use it to set revision, as homework, or in lessons.
Where do the pictures come from?
Every figure, diagram and picture is made for the guide, in code: the graphs are plotted from the mathematics itself, and the still lifes, the painting and the drawings in the art guide are rendered for it. No artist’s work is reproduced anywhere.
What format do I get?
A PDF of landscape A4 pages, ready to print. It downloads immediately after payment, and the link stays valid so you can come back to it.
Can I share it with my department?
Yes. Every resource is free to reproduce inside the school that buys it — print it, copy it, hand it round a department. The licence covers one school.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. The opening pages of every paid title are readable in the browser, free and without signing up. The behaviour playbook is free in full for a name and an email.
Is it a subscription?
No. One payment, and the file is yours. There is nothing to cancel.
What if it is not what I expected?
If the file is broken, wrong, or never arrived, you get a refund — email info@empowereducators.co.uk with the receipt number.