A-level History Coursework (NEA) Masterclass (one, two-hour session weekly for 12 weeks)

Are you ready to take your A-level History coursework to the next level? The A-Level History Coursework (NEA) Masterclass is the ultimate programme designed for high-achieving, motivated students aiming to secure top marks on their Non-Examined Assessment (NEA). Over 12 meticulously crafted sessions, this masterclass will guide you step-by-step through the NEA process, ensuring your essay is academically rigorous, engaging, and flawlessly executed.
Whether you’re struggling to refine your research question, decipher primary sources, or develop a clear and balanced argument, this masterclass provides the tools, techniques, and expert guidance to help you excel. With dynamic group activities, personalised feedback, and insider tips on acing the assessment objectives, you’ll emerge with confidence, clarity, and a standout coursework essay.
Key Features
⦁ Comprehensive 12-Session Program: Each session focuses on a specific stage of the coursework process, from understanding assessment criteria to perfecting your final draft.
⦁ Interactive Learning Activities: Engage in group discussions, peer reviews, and practical exercises tailored to build your research and analytical skills.
⦁ Expert Guidance on Assessment Objectives (AO1, AO2, AO3): Master how to meet and exceed expectations for knowledge, primary source evaluation, and historiographical analysis.
Top Benefits
⦁ Maximise Your Grade Potential: Learn how to craft a polished, well-argued essay that hits every assessment criterion with precision.
⦁ Build Advanced Research and Writing Skills: Gain invaluable skills that will not only enhance your coursework but also prepare you for university-level history.
⦁ Develop Confidence and Expertise: Walk away with a deep understanding of your topic, a clear argument, and the ability to evaluate sources and interpretations like a pro.
What You’ll Learn
⦁ Session Highlights:
⦁ Session 1: Master the NEA structure, word count, and referencing expectations while unpacking the marking grid.
⦁ Session 2: Choose a research question that meets NEA criteria and refine it into a focused, manageable topic.
⦁ Session 4: Analyse primary sources for their content, tone, and provenance, and integrate them seamlessly into your argument.
⦁ Session 6: Structure a coherent argument that balances evidence and historiographical perspectives.
⦁ Session 12: Finalise and polish your coursework with a focus on clarity, Chicago referencing, and professional presentation.