Studying A levels at home

So I’m studying my 3 A levels at home, and each A level is about 500 house of study plus more hours for assignments for each topic. I’m starting year 12 now in September, and will need to sit the A level exams in May 2021 (it’s a 2 year course). Can anyone who is good at maths help me calculate how many hours I should study per day? I’ll probably take away 2 months away from the year where I’m not studying, and would study about 5-6 days a week. Please help! Also does anyone know of any good online study planners so I can make a timetable. Thanksss

So I just researched some places that offer home schooling and signed up for the courses I want to take. I chose the subjects I'm good at as self studying seems hard so I should play to my strengths you know? Home schooling is expensive though, and some courses cost more than others. I receive the course material and when I'm ready, I book the exam with the relevant exam board, e.g. if it was AQA, you book the exam with them and sit it at a local exam centre. You have to book the exams as a private candidate which means you would pay for every exam. I suggest you look for a place that offers homeschooling and ask if they can assist with booking the exams and finding you an exam centre. Usually, you get a personal tutor for each course, but its for only phoning or emailing when you are stuck (they just help you a little and answer questions, not teach the actual content). There are some places, but few, that have teachers actually come online and teach you every topic, but again it's expensive. Give it some thought. Would you like a list of places that do home schooling so you can start looking into it?

As I said, I don't knpow about predicted grades just yet. As for the candidate number and unique learner number, I got mine from my high school. They should be printed on your GCSE certificate. If you don't have one, maybe contact the education authorities through your concil/government? The place I'm using for home schooling is giving me a reference, but just contact the online schools with your questions and they will provide all relevant information. If you are doing a science A level, you may need a Practical Endorsement Qualification depeding on what uni you want to go to. The exam centres can tell you where to go to do practicals but its very expensive. Conact these online schools and ask them, they will tell you. Check out the schools reviews though (on trustpilot).

Online Schools:
Oxford Home Learning (GCSE and A level)
Oxford Open Learning (for over 18s)
Cambridge Home Schooling
Cloudlearn
Oxbridge Home Learning
Wolsey Hall Oxford
My Online Schooling
ICS Learn
Inter High
National Extension College
Open Study College

These are the ones I know off the top of my head. I'll let you know if I can think of any more. Good Luck

Thank you very much, I think I know how many hours to do a day now. This is my first time studying at home, and I've signed up with Oxford Home Schooling to do A level Biology, English Literature and Psychology. I'm quite worried about adjusting to studying at home though (I've been at a state school all my life) and I'm not sure how hard it will be doing it alone. I've made a timetable to keep me organised, but do you have any advice at all for me as its my first time studying from home? May I also ask what home schooling place are you doing maths with? Are the resources good?

Thank you this was very helpful! Which one are you studying with and is it good/helpful/worth the price it is? What subjects are you teaching yourself?

Thank you very much, I think I know how many hours to do a day now. This is my first time studying at home, and I've signed up with Oxford Home Schooling to do A level Biology, English Literature and Psychology. I'm quite worried about adjusting to studying at home though (I've been at a state school all my life) and I'm not sure how hard it will be doing it alone. I've made a timetable to keep me organised, but do you have any advice at all for me as its my first time studying from home? May I also ask what home schooling place are you doing maths with? Are the resources good?

Thank you very much, I think I know how many hours to do a day now. This is my first time studying at home, and I've signed up with Oxford Home Schooling to do A level Biology, English Literature and Psychology. I'm quite worried about adjusting to studying at home though (I've been at a state school all my life) and I'm not sure how hard it will be doing it alone. I've made a timetable to keep me organised, but do you have any advice at all for me as its my first time studying from home? May I also ask what home schooling place are you doing maths with? Are the resources good?

Thank you very much, I think I know how many hours to do a day now. This is my first time studying at home, and I've signed up with Oxford Home Schooling to do A level Biology, English Literature and Psychology. I'm quite worried about adjusting to studying at home though (I've been at a state school all my life) and I'm not sure how hard it will be doing it alone. I've made a timetable to keep me organised, but do you have any advice at all for me as its my first time studying from home? May I also ask what home schooling place are you doing maths with? Are the resources good?