Revising for Core Paper 1 or Paper 2? Start here NEW!
Core Revision Guide
Everything you need for the core exams in one place: notes for all eight content areas, Python code to test yourself on, exam-style questions with mark schemes, two timed mock papers and a searchable glossary.
Open the Revision Guide →- โ Rate yourself on every spec point
- ๐ Flashcards for every key term
- โ๏ธ Answer questions, then check the mark scheme
- โฑ๏ธ Timed mock papers for Paper 1 and Paper 2
- ๐พ Progress saves in your browser
โณ Countdown
Jump straight to a topic:
This is my website for you to access specific teaching resources signposted to here.
You will be creating your own websites as a portfolio, so feel free to use any of the HTML found on this site as a base. Right-click → View Page Source to see how anything here was built.
Course Expectations & Guidelines
- No AI Code: Please refrain from using AI on your site as writing code manually is essential practice for the entire course.
- Online Resources: Use standard online documentation (MDN, W3Schools) for syntax questions or additional features you'd like to add.
- Standards: Ensure your code uses clean, valid HTML tags.
Before you upload
- Your homepage must be called
index.html. - Use lowercase file names with no spaces, e.g.
about-me.htmlnotAbout Me.html. - Link to files using relative paths, e.g.
images/logo.png, not a path from your own computer. - Give every image an
altdescription. - Compress images before uploading so pages load quickly.
- Run your pages through the HTML and CSS validators and fix any errors.
- Keep a backup copy of your site files on your own drive.
Every page should have
<!DOCTYPE html>and<html lang="en"><meta charset="utf-8">and the viewport meta tag- A unique
<title> - Navigation back to your homepage
The main parts of your T Level:
- Core Exams The theory and knowledge behind the course.
- Employer Set Project A project based on a real-world brief.
- Occupational Specialism Practical assessment of your specialist skills.
- Industry Placement 315 hours working with an employer.
Revising for the core exams? Use the Core Revision Guide.
More info: tlevels.gov.uk