AS to A2 transition?

How big is 'the jump' between AS to A2? I found first year of college pretty straight forward and performed the highest in my classes all year, but I'm worried I won't be able to do well at A2 because of the transition. The transition isn't actually talked about much, so I was just wondering if it's noticeable or if the transition from AS to A2 is nothing to worry about?

I noticed the way that essays and such are structured in a more complex way at A2, compared to AS. How is this achieved despite the fact that there are only around nine months in which to gather new skills for A2?

It depends on the subject if I'm honest. Psychology, for example, went from learning 15 studies to 54 (in slightly less detail but still). You may also find that you have to write more to get the same amount of marks. The essay structure may also differ slightly. It's noticeable, very much so, but if you had good revision habits at AS it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

How big is 'the jump' between AS to A2? I found first year of college pretty straight forward and performed the highest in my classes all year, but I'm worried I won't be able to do well at A2 because of the transition. The transition isn't actually talked about much, so I was just wondering if it's noticeable or if the transition from AS to A2 is nothing to worry about?

I noticed the way that essays and such are structured in a more complex way at A2, compared to AS. How is this achieved despite the fact that there are only around nine months in which to gather new skills for A2?

Thank-you very much! I'm doing English Literature, English Language, History and an extended project. I'm aiming to do as well as I can, have you got any tips for 'getting ahead' or just preparing myself? So I won't be a lost sheep when I start A2 soon haha. Really want to do well so I'm just worrying about falling behind or just under performing.

Well I'd just enjoy your summer to be honest instead of trying to learn things you will be taught anyway. Better to go in with a clear and refreshed mind As long as you keep a clear head, start revision early and not completely go into panic mode like I did you'll be fine

There is a jump but it isn't as great as the jump from GCSE to A-level so if you coped with that, you will be fine. Because you drop one subject, you will be able to concentrate more on your remaining 3 which makes the extra work manageable.

By the way, I also did English lit and history

I'll try to do that
Any tips for acing English lit???

Thank-you very much! I'm doing English Literature, English Language, History and an extended project. I'm aiming to do as well as I can, have you got any tips for 'getting ahead' or just preparing myself? So I won't be a lost sheep when I start A2 soon haha. Really want to do well so I'm just worrying about falling behind or just under performing.