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Cinema Workshops

AQA A-Level Geography Grade Booster

Join our experienced presenters for a day of fast-paced revision & essential exam technique advice on the big cinema screen – supported by online help all the way though to your final exam paper.

Overview

Format
Cinema Workshops
Series
Grade Booster
Duration
10.30am-3.15pm (Registration from 9.45am)
Price
£36.00 inc VAT
Audience

For all Year 13 students preparing to take AQA A-Level Geography exams in May/June 2024.

Spring 2024 dates & locations

  • Tuesday 5th March 2024

    White Rose Centre (Cineworld)

  • Thursday 7th March 2024

    Trafford Centre (Odeon Cinema)

  • Wednesday 13th March 2024

    Cribbs Causeway (Vue Cinema)

  • Thursday 14th March 2024

    Star City (Vue Cinema)

  • Tuesday 19th March 2024

    Westfield Stratford City (Vue Cinema)

  • Thursday 21st March 2024

    Westfield White City (Vue Cinema)

  • Tuesday 23rd April 2024

    Westfield Stratford City (Vue Cinema)

About the workshop

Our cinema workshops are designed and delivered by experienced teacher and examiner presenters, all of whom have a deep understanding of what students need to focus on in order to succeed in the 2023 exams.

Each Grade Booster workshop runs from 10.30 a.m. until 3.10 p.m. with four sessions delivered in the cinema screen by our specialist presenters. Students have a short break during the morning and 50-60 mins to relax over lunch before returning for a fast-paced, intensive afternoon session!

What's included

  • Full day of engaged learning in a modern, multiplex cinema

  • Designed and delivered by highly experienced presenters

  • Dedicated workshop booklet

  • Free enrolment on Grade Booster Digital, the supporting online course

  • 40% one-time discount code to use on any tutor2u printed resources

What we'll cover

  • Focus on geographical systems
  • Starting point and development
  • The 4 x 4 challenge

  • AO1 and AO2: what’s the main difference?
  • The six inter-linking columns that raise a response
  • The 20-mark examiner criteria
  • Be the examiner (part one)
  • Planning and 20-mark tips

  • Mark criteria for 9-mark questions
  • Stimulus material 9-markers
  • The resource-free 9-mark question
  • Looking for links
  • Be the examiner (part two)

  • The quantitative resource 6-marker
  • Data descriptors
  • The qualitative resource 6-marker
  • ‘And your own knowledge’: Be the examiner (Part three)
  • Exam paper structure reminder and top tips

Online Support

To provide an even more effective support for students, we are combining all our cinema workshops with a comprehensive online support course (Grade Booster Digital) which will help students from the moment they book their cinema place to the date of their final exam in the summer.

Each Grade Booster Digital course provides significant additional resources that complements what students cover during their cinema workshop. We’re confident that this combination of cinema + online course will provide an unrivalled support for students as they prepare for summer 2023 exams.

Learn more about the online support

Your hosts

  • Abdurrahman Pérez-McMillan

    Abdurrahman is Head of Geography at a school in central London and is passionate about excellent Geography teaching and developing his pupils into life-long geographers. He is also an examiner, resource developer and CPD presenter.

  • Alice Griffiths

    Alice has taught Geography over a period of twenty years and worked as an examiner. She is a published author and editor of a wide range of A-Level resources and has also created award-winning, online content for younger students. An occasional presenter at the GA’s annual conference, she was head of department at an 11-18 school until 2020.

  • Fiona Hennessy

    Fiona is Geography Lead in a secondary comprehensive in Nottingham, and has experience running dedicated GCSE and A-Level revision courses in both the state and independent sector. She is passionate about teaching students the links between the human and physical world and has been an examiner for AQA.

  • Glynnis Morgan

    Glynnis Morgan is an experienced teacher and was Head of Geography at a girls’ grammar school in South West London until the end of 2022. Glynnis has taught for nine years, featured on the very first episode of the podcast ‘Coffee and Geography’ and presented at TeachMeet Geography Icons.

  • John Davidson

    John is passionate about Geography, having taught the subject for over thirty years and being Head of Department for 20 years. He is a published author and contributes regularly to new online resources for GCSE and A level students, with a particular focus on the South West. John gives talks and presentations on geography topics at conferences and in schools and has been an examiner for A level and GCSE.

  • Vicki Woolven

    Vicki Woolven is Subject Lead for Key Stage 4 Humanities at tutor2u. Vicki previously worked as a Head of Geography and Sociology for many years, and has been a content writer, senior examiner and local authority Key Practitioner for Humanities.

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