We will need your Firstname, Surname and Email so that we can create your profile.
We would suggest giving yourself a day off during the week (any holidays can be added once you have logged in).
Depending upon how many subjects you are taking, decide on the number of subjects that you want to cover a day, eg: 8 Subjects = 3/day etc. It may be that due to the nature and number of your exams that only a single subject a day is required - you may feel better with 'small chunks' rather than single 'in-depth' sessions - your call.
The Start Date - give yourself adequate time to cover all of your subjects content, and to ensure that if you need help with any part of a subject that you are not overloading yourself by making the start date too late / near the exams - 3 months !!
For each subject, be realistic in terms of how much work you have to cover, and/or how hard you find the subject itself. With that in mind, select the number of times per week that you will need to revise the subject, eg: 8 Subjects: 3 subjects revised 3/week, 1 subject 1/week, all the remainder will be 2/week.
Simple Reminder - it may be that a Subject requires only a reminder, or single task the day prior to the exam - select 'Reminder' if this is the case.
Multiple Exams for a Single Subject - to add Multiple exams per Subject (eg: Paper1, Paper2 etc), click on the 'plus' icon next to the Exam Date once you have added the subject.
Sanity Check - before your profile is created, your settings will be checked, eg: are there enough revision slots/week to cover the total Subject tasks/week ... although we will try to shuffle things by making your Revision Plan start a little earlier.
One of the easiest ways to ramp up your knowledge on anything is to break it down into manageable chunks.
Once logged in within the web application, you will have the option of creating a simple timetable or a more detailed plan where you will be presented with a proforma for each of your subjects. For a detailed plan download the proforma for any one subject and you will see that it has created a list of slots that require completion for that Subject.
For each subject, break down what has to be covered within that Subject, all within similar sized tasks (topics). Be realistic, if part of the subject is harder than other sections, break this down into manageable sizes. If you feel some sections are easier, double them up within a single task. It may also be a good idea to leave the last few tasks/slots for each subject as summary tasks.
Note: Make sure that you feel confident that the tasks within each day are achievable - The Start Date will be automatically adjusted to accommodate a slightly larger list of subject tasks, so add further tasks within the 'Spare Task' sections provided at the end of the proforma.
Note: If you want to fill in the Tasks manually later on, you can download the partially complete or empty Revision Plan which will use your settings to create the default number of task blocks.
Click on the Create Profile button, and we will create your REVISION PLAN Profile and send you an email with your login details.
Login to the application to download, complete and upload any required Subject Task proformas.
Once all basics are complete, click on the 'Revision Plan Document' icon to download your personal Revision Plan and Timetable. You can if preferred download an empty / partially complete Revision Plan which will have empty Task blocks which you can fill in at a later date.
Note: Your profile and any settings will expire 90 days after your last access date or last exam date, whichever is the later.
