FREE AQA Synoptic Essay Masterclass
In your final year of A level Biology?
Get a head start by joining an ex-senior examiner in this masterclass.
Schools (even the best ones) run out of time to teach the skills needed to achieve the best marks possible.
I will also include tips for dyslexics – I know how hard essays are, because I am dyslexic too…. you have no idea how many people check my websites for me and you will still find mistakes!
This is great for:
- Year 13s who don’t know how to start an essay.
- Students who struggle to know what the examiners are asking.
- The dyslexics who have a mental block with an empty page.
- Anyone who loves a freebie.
This is NOT for:
- Year 12s – please wait a year.
- You hate freebies and don’t care about your grades.
- Are outside the UK.
You have nothing to lose when you join the masterclass
About Doc Nash
Doc Nash has been teaching and tutoring A level Biology for over 35 years at the Royal Grammar School, Guildford and Bryanston! In that time she has supported many students in their A level studies, with only 2 students achieving a C grade or less from over 600. Many students have gone on to successful careers in medicine, veterinary science and physiotherapy.
I don’t sell guaranteed grades. I provide exact AQA senior examiner insight. Your child brings the work ethic, I bring the mark scheme precision.
By breaking the subject down into bite sized basic chunks and simplifying what you need to know, she communicates clearly and succinctly. She is DBS checked (July 2026) and holds QTS (qualified teacher status).
In this hour long masterclass, she will share her expertise as a senior examiner to help you improve your essays for FREE.
Why miss out on this fabulous opportunity to learn for nothing?
This masterclass is a live event, so don’t miss out on your chance to learn.
In this masterclass we will cover all aspects of writing the AQA synoptic essay on paper 3.
It will include:
- when and which essay to chose
- how to plan
- what to do next
- how to order the essay
- the writing
- what examiners are looking for – the most important part
Safeguarding
During the workshop, the names, microphones and cameras of all attendees will be turned off, unless needed. The chat and general Q and A will also be off. This is to keep all attendees safe. If there is any inappropriate behaviour the person responsible will be removed from the workshop and reported to Zoom. The masterclass will be recorded, as per Dorset Council’s safeguarding policies, to protect both students and tutor.