OCR A Levels Tutors: Online and Home Tuition

About OCR A Level

OCR A Levels are UK qualifications offered by Oxford Cambridge and RSA. Some subjects have two versions, such as Chemistry A and Chemistry B (Salters), so the version your school teaches matters.

Specifications have codes starting with H, such as H032 for Chemistry A or H240 for Mathematics A. Papers are labelled with a component number, for example H032/01.

OCR A Level Subjects and Syllabus Codes

These are the subjects we have tutor pages for, with the OCR code from our past-paper list. Check each code against the board's current syllabus.

How OCR Papers Are Named

OCR papers show the specification code and a component number, such as H032/01. Check the letter or name after the subject, because versions A and B have different papers.

How OCR A Level Is Assessed

OCR A Levels are mainly assessed by examinations at the end of the course, with some subjects including coursework or a practical endorsement.

Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel International A Level are examined in the May/June and October/November series. AQA and OCR A Levels are examined in the summer series.

Entering the OCR A Level Exams

OCR is a UK board and its A Levels are sat in the summer series. Ask your school or exam centre which OCR specification it enters candidates for.

The exam board's own site is OCR (Oxford Cambridge and RSA), which holds the current syllabuses and rules.

How Our OCR A Levels Tutors Help

Tutors list the boards they teach, so you can look for OCR experience on a profile. Lessons follow your syllabus, use past papers and mark schemes, and focus on the topics where the student loses marks.

Choose online tutors or home tutors, and see the A Levels crash course page for revision before the exam.

OCR A Level Past Papers

Our OCR past-paper library lists papers by syllabus code and also has topical papers. We list only the files we have added, so check the board's website for the complete set.

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