A Heinemann Advanced Shakespeare version of the play Measure for Measure , designed for A Level students. Aimed at bridging the gap between GCSE and A Level, the work includes notes to help students understand the text, space for students' own annotation and activities and assignments.

Produced in partnership with OCR for the 2008 OCR A Level Chemistry A specification, this revision guide complements the AS Student Book and provides students with that extra help they need for exam preparation. It offers hints and tips from examiners to help students avoid common errors. It also includes answers to the questions.

Developed in partnership with OCR to give you the best support for the 2008 specification, this series features separate books for AS and A2 level that guide students through the specification and help them to achieve their potential. It helps students understand and apply the key skills with an 'Economist's Toolkit' section.

Tailored to meet the OCR specifications, this student book features an Exam Cafe which aims to motivate students and help them to prepare thoroughly for their exams. It covers the two AS level units. It aids in the specifications aim to improve essay writing skills, helping gearing students towards entrance into Higher Education.

Written for the HNC in Social Care, this work covers the six mandatory units and three SVQ units. It focuses on supporting students with completing the graded unit, as well as general research and study skills, including how to analyse and critically evaluate. It offers working understanding of Scottish legislation, policy and practice methods.

A student resource that supports readers through the transition from GCSE to Further Education. It integrates 'How Science Works' throughout to help students understand the underlying principles of science. It includes worked examples and exam-style questions that demonstrate how to approach complex questions.

Includes real-life examples and case-studies to set theory in context. This title covers the major theorists and theories covered in early years courses. It provides hints on where students can find out more information, encouraging further reading outside lessons. It is suitable for students at level 3 and above.

Incorporates the 17th IEE Wiring Regulations. This book is intended for the Level 3 syllabus requirements.

Covers all core units and a good selection of popular specialist units and includes a range of up-to-date case studies to ensure students see the relevance of theory in real-life contexts.

Endorsed by 'OCR for GCE Chemistry', this student book offers material, and focuses on the integration of How Science Works to help students understand the underlying principles of science. It is designed to the OCR specification, with worked examples and exam-style questions provided to demonstrate how to approach complex questions.

Reflecting the layout of the Gateway Science OCR specification, this book summarizes items at the start of each section to aid revision. It has personalised learning activities that enable students to review what they have learnt. It also features questions that cover the QCA science criteria 3.6 'How Science Works'.

Aims to mirror the layout of Gateway Science OCR specification. This title summarises items at the start of each section to aid revision. It provides advice from examiners on common pitfalls and how to avoid them. It features additional questions that cover the QCA science criteria 3.6 'How Science Works'.

Suitable for the 2008 OCR A Level Psychology specification, this student book includes comprehensive support for all four options at A2 to engage students. It features student-friendly exam support. It also includes interactive activities and weblinks that can get students thinking.

Matches Edexcel's specification which will apply from September 2007 and includes the core units for the Development, Coaching and Fitness, and Performance and Excellence pathways.

Written for the Edexcel specification, this in-depth A2 study looks at the US relationship with South East Asia in the context of the Cold War. Emphasis is placed on the roles of Johnson and Nixon which are both heavily covered in the exams and assignments.

Covers the OCR specification. This book focuses on assessment to help students get the best results in the qualification. Written by examiners, it contains sections on Historical Studies, Comparative Studies, Sports Psychology, Biomechanics and Exercise, and Sport Physiology.

Aiming to match the BTEC specification, this book provides the information to cater for students of mixed abilities through differentiated achievement targets of Pass, Merit and Distinction. It also includes practice assignments and case studies to build confidence and understanding for the real assessment.

Includes key definitions and important terms from the specification to encourage students thorough Human Biology exam preparation. This book highlights How Science Works to help students understand the underlying principles of science. It uses OCR Biology terminology to ensure students are acquainted with the type of vocabulary used in the exams.

Suitable for Level 3 learners, this work is written specially for those who support teaching and learning in secondary schools, it is filled with activities to help build evidence for portfolios, with referencing to the standards to help organise work. It is also reviewed by an expert on Scottish education to ensure full applicability to the SVQ.

Focuses on grammar and offers coverage of topics required for GCSE French exam. With an emphasis on exam preparation, this course provides students with the opportunity to practice and revise what they have learnt. It contains 'primer' sections that cover what has already been done at key stage 3, and offer practice on the four main skills.