The difference between a D grade and a C can be just a matter of a couple of marks - but the impact of that rise in marks is always huge.
For the teacher and the school, grades A* to C are counted in the top echelon and so each C or above takes the school up a point in the league tables. For the pupil, a pass at C or above can represent entry into a much-wanted job or into the sixth form to study A levels.
One of the leaders in the field of individual learning for GCSE maths is ConquerMaths whose on-line program is already helping thousands of students at all levels get higher grades. As Val Constable of ConquerMaths says, "This is exactly the moment when students who may be heading for a D or E should use an on-line course. Three months study leading up to the GCSE exams could make all the difference to the grade."
Examples and information on ConquerMaths' revision plans for students wishing to improve their GCSE grades are at:
www.conquermaths.com/guides.php
Tel: 0191 240 1990
