A-A* A-level essays for AQA Philosophy, OCR History A and Edexcel Economics

Notes and essay plans for the entirely of AQA A-level Philosophy 3.4 metaphysics of mind. Notes written out for every bullet point on the specification, my complete notes that I memorized for the exam with a brief essay plan for each purple heading.

Notes and essay plans for the entirely of AQA A-level Philosophy 3.3 metaphysics of God. Notes written out for every bullet point on the specification, my complete notes that I memorized for the exam with a brief essay plan for each purple heading.

Notes and essay plans for the entirely of AQA A-level Philosophy 3.2 Moral Philosophy. Notes written out for every bullet point on the specification, my complete notes that I memorized for the exam with a brief essay plan for each purple heading.

Notes and essay plans for the entirely of AQA A-level Philosophy 3.1 Epistemology. Notes written out for every bullet point on the specification, my complete notes that I memorized for the exam with a brief essay plan for each purple heading.

Every theory/argument for the AQA A level Philosophy course. Following the specification I have written up in short paragraphs every single bullet point. At the end of each topic I have made an essay plan to fit each theory into. I took this A-level in 2023 and my entire revision was just memorizing this document I made (I was predicted an A* and am awaiting my result). This is literally the entire course written out, no theory left out, written in exam-style not just bullet points.

£2.99 is the cheapest I'm allowed to price a singular essay, but that seems like a bit of a scam for just one 12 marker. So here are both of my 12 markers for £3.50. Both top band (marked by my teacher).

A top band answer (10-12/12)as marked by an AQA A-level philosophy teacher to the question 'Briefly outline the tripartite view of knowledge and Gettier's response". Written under timed exam conditions and typed word-for-word onto a word document. A very concise answer with little to no redundancy. The answer on on the second page.

This is a top band essay (21-25/25) marked by an AQA A-level Philosophy teacher for the question "Is the Ontological successful as an a priori argument for the existence of God?". It is concise and a good example of an essay done under exam conditions with weighting throughout. Any issues are trivial.

A top band (21-25/25) answer, marked by an A-level philosophy teacher. Initially written on paper under timed exam conditions, but retyped word-for-word onto a word document. Uses detailed and accurate terminology, referencing the exact words of the original philosophers.

A top band (scoring 10-12 out of 12) response to the question "Explain Descartes' trademark argument and one response to this". The chosen response is regarding the inconsistent triad/ problem of evil for God's nature, which renders God not perfect as Descartes' describes. It is a concise answer using subject specific terminology, marked by a philosophy teacher who teaches AQA A-level Philosophy. Originally written on paper under timed exam conditions, copied word-for-word onto a word document. ...