Easter Revision Courses, East Midlands Tutors

Monday 1st April to 17th April 2012

With GCSE, AS and A2 exams results being the most important results in a young persons career, the long Easter break is the most important time in every student's revision calendar.

Helping students realise their potential is what drives everyone at East Midland Tutors. If a student is committed to achieving their best possible GCSE , AS Level and A Level grades, we match that commitment through our structured revision courses.

From Easter onwards, students should be focused on the final exams, both in and out of school.

Each East Midlands Tutors course is module specific and very intensive and where possible board specific. Each module is run over a two day period. The day starts at 9am and finishes at 5pm.  The principle behind the courses is that of structured revision which is supported by an experienced tutor in a small group and a set of comprehensive notes. All students in the group will be studying at the same module and ideally will matched by exam board.  Courses offered by EMT are board and module specifc.

Our revision courses are essential  during this anxious time, they involve a time where students can practice what they have learn't. We concentrate on exam techniques and problem areas to maximise performance in their summer exams. Students benefit from small class sizes, with a maximum of six students in any one group, offering them the greatest exposure to our experienced tutors.

We offer unique courses that tailor and meet the needs of all students that we teach. Time and time again our students tell us that East Midlands Tutors has helped improve their grades.

During the Easter holidays and Christmas holidays  each student can take a combination of GCSE or A-level programmes, these provide an excellent route to maximising the grades that students can achieve in their summer exams.

What you can expect from East Midlands Tutors on an Easter revision course

• Course notes and examples.  Guidance from the tutors, many of whom are examiners, on best practise exam technique
• A focused environment free from the interruptions of home
• Working with peers to enable better understanding and exchange of views
• Small study groups which are less intimidating than larger classrooms and more stimulating than one-to-one tuition
• A revision course relevant to the needs of students
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