Want to get the best possible results from your online A Level studies? Here are our top tips for motivation, organisation, revision, and exam success—straight from expert tutors and past students.

1. Set clear study goals

• Decide why you’re studying your A Level (university, work, personal interest)
• Write down your goals and keep them visible as motivation
• Break your main goal into smaller, trackable steps

2. Build a realistic study routine

• Create a weekly plan around work, family, and social life
• Start with short, regular study blocks instead of cramming
• Track progress and celebrate milestones

3. Make the most of tutor support

• Contact your tutor whenever you’re stuck—don’t struggle alone
• Use feedback on assignments to improve performance
• Request extra calls or resources when needed

4. Use all resources available

• Download checklists, model answers, and revision guides
• Practise with past papers and online quizzes

5. Stay motivated and positive

• Remind yourself of your reasons for studying
• Share progress with friends, family, or study peers
• Expect ups and downs—keep going if you fall behind

6. Prepare early for exams

• Book your exam centre early to secure a place
• Plan revision months ahead, not just weeks
• Practise with past papers under timed conditions

7. Look after your wellbeing

• Take regular breaks and get fresh air
• Prioritise sleep, nutrition, and relaxation
• Balance study with life—online A Levels are a marathon

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hours a week should I study for an A Level?

We recommend 6–8 hours per week per subject, more if you’re fast-tracking.

Can I succeed if I haven’t studied in years?

Yes. Many adult learners return after long breaks—structure, tutor support, and steady routines make success possible.

What’s the most effective revision method?

Active recall and practice papers under timed conditions are proven to work best for A Level exams.

Do I need to buy extra resources?

No. We provide full course materials, but additional textbooks and revision guides can be helpful for extra practice.

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