Year 11 GCSE · Year 12 A-Level
Mock Exam Preparation
Every topic understood. Top grades across the board.
For Year 11 GCSE and IGCSE students and Year 12 A-Level students, in the school holidays before mock season. Subject specialist teachers focus on the topics and exam technique that matter most, so your child returns to school secure on every topic and ready for the mocks that follow.
- Run in the school holidays and half terms, at set times by subject
- Book one subject or several. No clashes within a year group
Year 11 GCSE
- Maths
- Further Maths
- English Language
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Economics
- Computer Science
Year 12 A-Level
- Maths
- Further Maths
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Economics
- Psychology
Ask about the next course
Tell us your child's year group and subjects and our Upper Secondary team will share the next dates and confirm their sessions.
Prefer to talk? Call 058 547 1457 or WhatsApp us.
The mocks are the first real test of the year
Mock results often shape the predicted grades and school references that follow your child through sixth form and university applications. They are also the clearest early signal of which topics are secure and which are not.
The school holidays before mock season are the last uninterrupted stretch to prepare. Used well, it turns loose revision into targeted, measurable progress. Used as a rest week, it leaves the gaps where they are.
Not sure where the gaps are?
Each session opens with a short diagnostic, so teaching goes straight to the topics that would cost marks in the mocks.
Revising at home without a plan?
A subject specialist teacher replaces scattered revision with focused teaching, guided practice and a clear plan for the weeks before the mocks.
Exam technique costing marks?
Timed questions marked against real mark schemes show your child where marks are won and lost, and how to pick them up.
Unsure how ready they really are?
A short diagnostic at the start of every session shows exactly where your child stands, so they know what to focus on before the mocks.
GCSE and A-Level mock revision
Sessions are built around the papers your child will sit in the mocks, and grouped by year and subject.
Year 11 · Ages 15 to 16
GCSE and IGCSE
Focused on the topics that appear most in mock papers and the exam technique that turns understanding into 8s and 9s at GCSE and IGCSE (A* and A where graded by letter).
- Maths
- Further Maths
- English Language
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Economics
- Computer Science
Year 12 · Ages 16 to 17
A-Level
Secures the Year 12 content taught so far and builds the extended answer and data skills that earn A* and A at A-Level.
- Maths
- Further Maths
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Economics
- Psychology
School holidays and half terms
Next dates on enquiry
Set times by subject
No clashes within a year group
Subject specialist teachers
Trained to Improve ME standards
In person
Suite 3016-3017, Building 3, Gold and Diamond Park, Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Quoz, Dubai
Data-driven teaching. Proven results.
The same three-step approach we use all year, focused on the mocks in every subject session.
Questions about subjects or timings? Speak to our Upper Secondary team.
Data-driven diagnosis
Each session begins with a short diagnostic. We see exactly which topics are secure and which will cost marks in the mocks.
Personalised learning
Subject specialist teachers, trained to Improve ME standards, teach to those gaps and practise timed questions against the mark scheme. Every student works on what they need, not a generic revision list.
Clear next steps
Every student leaves knowing which topics are secure and what to focus on before the mocks. No guesswork, no surprises in the results.
Built by the Improve ME teamPractise GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level on Exaim
Exaim is the AI exam practice platform our team built for students between lessons. Answer real exam-style questions in your own words and see exactly which marks you earned and which you missed.
- Questions written for your exam board
- Every written answer marked against the mark scheme
- Free revision notes, flashcards and mind maps
Explain why graphite conducts electricity.
2 / 3 marksEach carbon is bonded to three others, so one electron from every atom is delocalised.
- Awarded: Each carbon atom forms three covalent bonds
- Awarded: One electron per atom is delocalised
- Missed: Delocalised electrons move and carry charge
Your questions answered
Everything parents ask about our mock exam preparation.
Walk into the mocks secure on every topic
Places in each subject are limited. Ask about the next course and walk in prepared.