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ESOL revision
Pick your route through ESOL. Every topic is written against the exact specification wording your board sets.
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- courses
- 330
- topics
- ESOL Accounting revision10 topics
- ESOL Art and Design revision10 topics
- ESOL Biology revision10 topics
- ESOL Business Studies revision10 topics
- ESOL Chemistry revision10 topics
- ESOL Combined Science revision10 topics
- ESOL Computer Science revision10 topics
- ESOL Design and Technology revision10 topics
- ESOL Drama revision10 topics
- ESOL Economics revision10 topics
- ESOL Engineering revision10 topics
- ESOL English Language revision10 topics
- ESOL English Literature revision10 topics
- ESOL Environmental Science revision10 topics
- ESOL Food Preparation revision10 topics
- ESOL French revision10 topics
- ESOL Geography revision10 topics
- ESOL German revision10 topics
- ESOL Health and Social Care revision10 topics
- ESOL History revision10 topics
- ESOL Law revision10 topics
- ESOL Maths revision10 topics
- ESOL Media Studies revision10 topics
- ESOL Music revision10 topics
- ESOL Philosophy revision10 topics
- ESOL Physical Education revision10 topics
- ESOL Physics revision10 topics
- ESOL Politics revision10 topics
- ESOL Psychology revision10 topics
- ESOL Religious Studies revision10 topics
- ESOL Sociology revision10 topics
- ESOL Spanish revision10 topics
- ESOL Statistics revision10 topics
ESOL is assessed by written papers set by the awarding body, and the specification decides the topic order and the question style.
That is why these notes are written per board rather than once: a topic that is two marks of recall on one specification is a six-mark method question on another.
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Exam ready
One short check tells you where you are across the specification, and the five topics worth revising first.
Common questions
- How do I find out my exam board?
- It is printed on your exam timetable and on every past paper your school gives you, or ask your teacher.