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A-Level Philosophy

Question Everything

A-Level Philosophy develops critical thinking through the examination of fundamental questions about knowledge, reality, ethics, and the mind.

Course Structure

AS & A2 Level Progression

A-Level courses span two years, with AS Level (Year 12) building foundations and A2 Level (Year 13) developing advanced understanding.

AS Level (Year 12)
50% of A-Level

Foundation units covered:

  • Epistemology
  • Moral Philosophy
A2 Level (Year 13)
50% of A-Level

Advanced units covered:

  • Metaphysics of God
  • Metaphysics of Mind
Exam Board Support

All Major Exam Boards Covered

Our tutors are experts in the specific requirements of each exam board, ensuring you receive targeted preparation aligned with your exact specification.

AQA
Edexcel
OCR

Assessment Structure

2 Written Papers
Key Topics
  • Epistemology and knowledge
  • Moral theories and ethics
  • Philosophy of mind
  • Philosophy of religion
  • Logical reasoning
  • Argument construction
  • Philosophical problems
University Pathways

Where This Subject Can Take You

A-Level Philosophy opens doors to prestigious degree programs at Russell Group universities and beyond.

Philosophy
PPE (Oxford)
Law
Theology
Ethics
Politics
Cognitive Science
Our Approach

Expert Philosophy Tutoring

Personalized 1:1 and small group sessions with experienced A-Level tutors who know what it takes to achieve A* grades.

Argument analysis workshops
Essay structure training
Philosophical text interpretation
Critical evaluation skills
Exam technique development
Philosophical debate practice
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Expert Advice

Study Tips for Success

Essential strategies from our experienced A-Level tutors to help you achieve top grades.

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Engage deeply with philosophical texts

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Practice constructing clear arguments

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Anticipate and address counter-arguments

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Use precise philosophical vocabulary

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Question assumptions in all arguments

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