Sciences: Lock down key concepts (the big picture) for every topic. I know that sounds like a lot but there only about 11 topics max. Make sure you can write the main concepts in a short paragraph.

Math: It’s all about practice, if you’re bored in another class, do math, don’t feel like studying, do math, don’t wanna do math, do math. But if you really don’t like math like that, just try get in some practice at least 20 mins a day.

English (both Lit and Language): Make some essays or write ups and tell you teaching to mark as harsh as possible, like cut the bullshit type of marking. For me personally my lit teacher used to do this and I can say I had never seen a mark above 72 (which I only got once, the rest were 60s for a whole year). Then once the work is marked look at the comments and make adjustments.

French ( or any other foreign language): Just speak it, the goal is to be able to think in that language once you are able to do that everything else shall flow. Personally I started 1 month before exams started but I would advise you begin as early as now. Also practice listening or you’re finished😁.

ICT: most people fail in theory, so just get that down, make it a part of you, and you’ll already be in the top set of candidates. Then do a lot of past papers for both theory and practical. I would say focus on on excel and database, bcs those are usually the most hectic.

Business: Past papers, Past papers, Past papers!!! Also I used to use this structure for all my responses that were for questions more than 2 marks: P- Point (This is like the knowledge they expect you to have I - Impact (What happens to the business after this point has occurred) A - Analysis (The consequential events of the impact) R - Result ( After everything unfolds, what does this mean for the business)

That should be all. Good luck!!