Free, Years 12 and 13, ages 16 to 18
Free KS5 and A Level learning
A Level maths, the sciences and English Literature. 120 topics across 12 subjects, with written lessons, practice marked instantly and a weekly report for parents. No card, no adverts.
Everything we cover at KS5 and A Level
Maths
- Proof
- Algebra and functions
- Coordinate geometry
- Sequences and series
- Binomial expansion
- Trigonometry
- Exponentials and logarithms
- Differentiation
- Integration
- Numerical methods
- Vectors
- Statistical sampling
- Data presentation
- Probability
- Statistical distributions
- Hypothesis testing
- Kinematics
- Forces and Newton’s laws
- Moments
- Projectiles
Biology
- Biological molecules
- Cell structure and division
- Exchange and transport systems
- DNA and protein synthesis
- Genetic diversity and evolution
- Photosynthesis
- Respiration
- Nervous coordination
- Homeostasis and control
- Inheritance and populations
- Gene expression and technology
- Ecosystems and energy transfer
Chemistry
- Atomic structure
- Bonding and structure
- Energetics
- Kinetics
- Chemical equilibria
- Redox reactions
- Acids and bases
- Periodicity and groups
- Transition metals
- Organic chemistry: hydrocarbons
- Organic chemistry: functional groups
- Spectroscopy and analysis
Physics
- Measurements and errors
- Mechanics and materials
- Waves and optics
- Electricity
- Further mechanics and circular motion
- Thermal physics
- Gravitational fields
- Electric and magnetic fields
- Nuclear and particle physics
- Quantum and photons
- Astrophysics
English Literature
- Poetry analysis
- Drama and Shakespeare
- Prose and the novel
- Unseen texts
- Comparative analysis
- Critical and theoretical reading
- Coursework and NEA
History
- Tudor England
- Nazi Germany 1933 to 1945
- Russia 1917 to 1953
- The Cold War origins
- The British Empire
- Civil rights in the USA
- The French Revolution
Geography
- Coastal landscapes and systems
- Water and carbon cycles
- Hazards and tectonics
- Global systems and governance
- Changing places
- Population and the environment
Religious Studies
- Arguments for the existence of God
- The problem of evil
- Religious experience
- Ethics: utilitarianism
- Ethics: situation ethics
- Religious language
Computer Science
- Programming and object-oriented design
- Data structures
- Algorithms and complexity (Big O)
- Boolean algebra and logic gates
- Networking and TCP/IP
- Databases and SQL
- Computational thinking
French
- La famille et les relations
- La cybersociete
- Le patrimoine culturel
- La musique et les festivals
- Grammar: subjunctive and complex tenses
- Reading comprehension
Spanish
- Modern and traditional values in Hispanic society
- Cyberspace and social media
- Equal rights and diversity
- Regional identity in Spain
- Immigration and multiculturalism
- Dictatorship and the transition to democracy in Spain
- Popular culture: music, film and festivals
- Literary text study
- Film study
- Advanced tenses and moods
- The subjunctive in depth
- Essay writing and analysis
- The individual research project
German
- The changing state of the family
- The digital world
- Youth culture: fashion, music and television
- Festivals and traditions
- Art and architecture
- Berlin and its cultural life
- Immigration and integration in Germany
- Germany reunified: 1989 and after
- Literary text study
- Film study
- Advanced grammar and the subjunctive
- Essay writing and analysis
- The individual research project
Also free for KS5 and A Level
Questions parents ask
Is WAJD Academy free for KS5 and A Level?
Yes. Every lesson and practice question is free: no card, no adverts and no trial that runs out.
What years and ages are KS5 and A Level?
Years 12 and 13, usually ages 16 to 18.
How does my child start?
Create a free family account and add your child with their own username and password. They begin with a two minute placement check, so every lesson after it is pitched at the right level, and you get a short report each week.