Your personal statement is key to a successful university application. It’s your chance to show admissions tutors who you are beyond your grades – and explain why you’d make a great student for their course. With 4,000 characters (including spaces) to work with, it might feel daunting – but with the right approach, you can […]
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A Personal Statement To Get Yourself Noticed
Friday, October 3rd, 2025Ignite Your Maths Potential Today
Sunday, September 28th, 2025Feeling the pressure of GCSE or A Level Maths? Does the thought of quadratic equations or algebra fill you with fear? You’re not alone! Maths can seem daunting, but here’s the secret: anyone can achieve fantastic GCSE or A Level Maths grades with the right mindset, strategies, and consistent effort. Let’s unlock your potential and […]
Two Ways to Boost GCSE English Grades
Tuesday, January 28th, 2025Whether you’re facing mocks, final GCSE exams or starting a new year, learning how to boost grades in GCSE English is time well spent. Especially since it’s a core subject you NEED to progress to A level, Access courses or apprenticeships. Here, then, are just two ways you can boost and EVEN exceed target grades. […]
Conquer the World With Science GCSEs and A Levels
Wednesday, November 27th, 2024Science is truly one of THE most exciting subjects on the planet. Did you know that scientific careers make a difference to humankind? It’s true. Just imagine: Discovering life-changing medicines Finding answers to global problems Improving life for everyone across the planet This sounds incredible, right? And it’s just the tip of the iceberg of […]
Looking For A Sought-After Maths Tutor in M33?
Monday, October 28th, 2024Finding an experienced, highly successful Maths tutor these days isn’t easy. Especially ones with: Exceptional qualifications DBS certification Impressive results Glowing references from other parents A caring personality that teenagers get on with Here, at 121 HomeTutors, you can arrange to work with some truly superb Maths tutors in and around the M33 Sale area […]
Aim for A in your Science Exams
Tuesday, October 5th, 2021Nowadays it feels like Science exams are sprung on you all the time! Term-time tests, mocks, teacher assessments. But what if you keep underachieving? If you’re serious about a career in science – from Veterinary science to Marine Biology, Medicine to Engineering – you’ll need to smash those GCSE and A Level grades. A*s, no […]
Impress any University with Your Personal Statement
Thursday, June 3rd, 2021Applying for university? Unsure how to write your personal statement? Fear not! Instead, think of it as your sales pitch where you explain why YOU, why THIS course. Interestingly, here at 121 Home Tutors in Manchester, we come across many students keen to go to Uni in the North West. For that reason alone, competition […]
The Big Mystery Explained! How to Choose A Levels
Friday, February 5th, 2021Hot on the heels of our recent post, ‘Are you cut out for A Levels?‘ let’s explore the truth behind making A level choices. This decision gets most students in a spin every year as so much seems to ride on it. A Level choices … where to start Do you want to go to […]
Are you cut out for A Levels?
Friday, January 29th, 2021Do you struggle to self-study? Do you find lots of extra reading hard work? Do you often miss deadlines? A Levels open an incredible door to lifelong opportunity, but for some it’s not the best route. If you are currently doing GCSEs, it can be hard to decide on a career. A Levels can offer […]