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I thought that M/C was difficultish - Crime extended was absolutely ridiculous, i actually cried and the exam supervisor took me to the bathroom, and family was pretty alright, i did part A and you could right about a fair bit. then consumers was alrightish i did part a and Human Rights was...

They've only ever asked for two prescribed texts. i'm doing science fiction.

It's a new syllabus so i guess they'll test us on the new dot points of the syllabus.

Yeah, i was happy with the questions, lucky because i did an assessment task very similar to the question on Tiberius.

I did Agrippina. Questions were similar. 10 Mark - Background Julio Claudians (was great because we did the Julio-Claudians) and the basis of her power and influence. Overall, very pleased with the questions.

Overall, I was really happy with this exam. The multiple choice questions I found really easy and the 3,6 and 10 mark questions really good aswell. For the 10 mark they also seems to ask about investigating, preserving and reconstructing the past.

It sucked. It really really sucked. It wasn't even a question (for speeches anyway) It was like an awkward statement with a question mark on the end. I guess the Board of Studies was really testing who knew there stuff, and studies ALL speeches like asked. But me personally, i'm dreading...

Depending on how long you are wanting to stay in the UK and work. Some schools offer jobs for gappies, with pool qualifications, like you said you had. Monitoring kids swimming, doing a bit of grounds work etc

Prescribed texts are Brave New World and 2001: A Space Odessey. Related Texts are Cinderella Inc (Christopher Anvil) and The Island (Michael Bay)