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The Association of Learning provides high-quality, accessible online education. Collaborating with awarding bodies like AQA, Edexcel and OCR, they offer over 250 globally recognised courses. Highly rated with 4.7/5 on Trustpilot, they're listed on Reed Courses, FindCourses and more. Explore inspiring learner stories. Contact their friendly team for quality, flexible learning opportunities to upskill your career.

Ready to excel in your exams? Dive into our top revision tips to create a personalised schedule, improve your understanding, and master exam formats. With a balanced approach that prioritises self-care, you'll be well-prepared for success!

Failing your A Levels can be disappointing, but it’s not the end of your educational journey. Discover what to do next, from exploring clearing options and appealing your grades to considering A Level retakes. Learn how to navigate UCAS Track, understand alternative pathways, and find support systems to help you move forward. With the right steps, you can still achieve your higher education goals and pave the way for future success.

There is a common misunderstanding in the field of mental health counselling that those who use antidepressants will not be able to help patients struggling with their mental health. If you're considering becoming a counsellor but are concerned about how your medication could affect your opportunities, this article is for you! 

Choosing the right A-Level subjects can make all the difference when applying to university. Different degrees have specific entry requirements, and picking the right combination will keep your options open and strengthen your application. For example, Medicine almost always requires Biology and Chemistry, while Engineering demands Mathematics and Physics. Economics usually needs Maths, whereas Law values essay-based subjects such as English Literature or History. Architecture often requires Art or Design, while Computer Science focuses heavily on Maths. This guide explores the best A-Level subject choices for popular UK degrees, helping you plan for success in higher education.

Prepare yourself for the 2025 A Level exams. We've gathered key dates, past papers and detailed study materials. Let us support you in making your A Level exam prep as smooth and stress-free as possible.

If you've decided to become a counsellor, you know that you need to have empathy, a great listening ear, and some qualifications. But did you know you also need accreditation?

Prepare for success in the upcoming 2024 GCSE exams. We've gathered essential resources to ensure you're fully prepared. Access the GCSE exam dates and times, past papers, and detailed study guides. Let us help you make your GCSE exam preparation journey as seamless and stress-free as possible.

So, you're considering becoming a counsellor! With qualifications, insurance, and professional memberships to consider, you have a lot on your plate. But once you've conquered these, there's one more battle to face: gaining relevant counselling experience and client hours. For many, this is the most exciting step in their counselling journey so far, but the question remains: Where can I get experience? In today's blog post, we'll be breaking down all the ways you can gain relevant experience in 2023. From volunteering to working, and everything in between.

Teaching assistants are in high demand throughout the United Kingdom as schools attempt to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on students. Teaching assistants provide one-on-one support that teachers cannot normally provide, as well as assistance with a wide range of activities, such as small group instruction, lesson planning, classroom organisation, and SEND support. There has never been a better time to start working as a teaching assistant, but where do you start? Below is a detailed guide to everything teaching assistant, from qualifications to specialisation opportunities, to help you get started on the right foot.