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For AQA, OCR, and Edexcel, New and Old courses! Unit/Course/Specification codes: 7061, 7062, 2060, 7171, 7172, 2175, H172, H572, H173, H573, 8RS01, 9RS01, 8RS0, 9RS0 and many more! This is such a useful book for all students of A level Religious Studies, Philosophy and Ethics. The style is student friendly and accessible, and the author brings to it his experience as a teacher and examiner. The highly practical approach is exactly what students need to negotiate the minefield of exam preparation and practice equipped with straightforward, realistic advice. Sarah K Tyler From the author: This is about 100 pages of the most golden essay hacking tips you will ever find. It has also been written with Neurolinguistic programming, self-hypnosis and neurology in mind and it represents the result of decades of study. It is a journey that will last a couple of hours but stay with you forever. It will mean that you can hack any essay, forever. I really am giving out secret tricks and information that hacks the system so please use it responsibly. To be top mark or an A* student, you’ve got to be excellent and that starts with you reading this book from start to finish (not necessarily in one go, you can go to the toilet, sleep and stuff); you can do it! There are some bits you could miss out, but on the whole, it’s a complete system that needs to be read as a whole. If you can do that, read it all, follow what it says, and practice, you will do excellently at any academic essay or A-level! It’s not your usual book, it’s not your usual system, but it will work. They tried to stop me publishing it, that’s how good it is! For non-A-level students, and for A-level students of other subjects, you’re smart enough to know when to read your own requirements when I use a word that doesn’t apply to you. So you know when it’s A+ instead of A*, when it’s politics or history instead of religious studies or whatever. For teachers, this book is vital reading too!
