In this episode, Stephen covers public health and cholera from Chapter 3: A Revolution in Medicine from History: AQA GCSE Health & the People. Ideal for preparing your GCSE History exam. For more info visit www.senecalearning.com/blog/gcse-history-revision-guide/

In this episode Stephen explored the discovery and usage of pharmaceuticals and penicillin during World War I from History: AQA GCSE Health & the People. Ideal for preparing your GCSE History exam. For more info visit www.senecalearning.com/blog/gcse-history-revision-guide/

Richard explores an introduction to probability for your GCSE Maths exam. In this episode, he will explain how a number can be assigned to a probability, what that number means and how to calculate the probability of an event, and multiple events, occurring.

How is fuel produced from crude oil? Listen to Richard explain the process in which crude oil is separated into compounds which are useful to humans as fuels for your GCSE Chemistry exam. In this episode, he also explores what the products of fractional distillation can be used for.

In this episode, Richard discusses everything you need to know about Benzene for your A Level Chemistry exam. He explores the structure of benzene, how that structure influences its reactions and the mechanism of electrophilic substitution reactions involving benzene.

Today, Ellen explores reformation under the Tudors for your A Level History exam. She will explore misconceptions about the time period, how England became Protestant by the end of Henry VIII's reign and the role of the Catholic Church in the Reformation.

Join Ellen for a discussion on life in Nazi Germany for your GCSE History exam. In this episode, she will explore whether the Nazis rules through consent or coercion, the forms of propaganda they used, censorship of information, the party's social policies and the instruments of terror used.

The US Congress is a complicated thing to get your head around!

Join Catherine to listen to her explain everything you need to know about the US Congress for you A Level Politics exam.

She will explain the basics of the US Congress including

the structure of the Senate and the House of Representatives. She will detail who their members are, who can become a member, the election process and what their powers are.

In this episode, Catherine explores two case studies of how tropical storms can affect two very different environments. These will cover all the detail you need to know for your GCSE Geography exam.

She will explain how science has allowed us to predict and prepare for tropical storms, including hurricane monitoring systems, message broadcasting and flood defences.

She will also discuss the factors affecting the response to a tropical storm and how this impacts on the loss of life.

In our second episode, Liz will explain everything you need to know about how the human immune system works for your A Level Biology exam. She will look into how the different components of the immune system work together to fight infection and what happens when the immune system goes wrong.