iamharry Posted August 17 Posted August 17 If you’re studying for WJEC GCSEs, I’d start by getting completely familiar with the specification for your subject. WJEC subjects can have their own assessment structures and question styles, so practising with the right past papers is important. A simple revision routine could be: Learn or review one topic. Practise questions on that topic. Check the mark scheme. Write down mistakes or gaps. Revisit those areas a few days later. I also think personalised support can be useful if you’re repeatedly struggling with the same topics. Studyhours provides online WJEC GCSE tutoring, so students can work with tutors who understand the exam-board-specific requirements. Ultimately, the goal shouldn't just be to memorise answers. You want to understand the content well enough to apply it when the question is presented differently.
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