Tips for Philosphy a-level?

I’m going to start my a-levels in September, and I’ve noticed when researching some of my planned a-level choices that there isn’t much information, recommendations and spoken experiences of it from other students as there may be for other subjects.
I was wondering if anybody could kindly give me some tips, and their experience on taking the a-level. I’d like to know about the best revision methods to use, how to revise, things you’d do differently when approaching the subject, and the recourses that helped you!

I’m going to start my a-levels in September, and I’ve noticed when researching some of my planned a-level choices that there isn’t much information, recommendations and spoken experiences of it from other students as there may be for other subjects.
I was wondering if anybody could kindly give me some tips, and their experience on taking the a-level. I’d like to know about the best revision methods to use, how to revise, things you’d do differently when approaching the subject, and the recourses that helped you!

These websites are soooo good for revision:
https://alevelphilosophyandreligion.com
(although he's put half of his content behind a paywall but its sooo worth it)
https://philosophyalevel.com
Tips:

ALSO!!
(for your exam)
One thing about philosophy that is kinda helpful is that its really easy to question spot (mainly for the 25 mark essays), like they tend to ask the essays that they havent asked in a while, obviously it isn't always the case but it definitely is a lot. If you want to find the past questions search a level philosophy exam chat for the previous years and people upload the questions, or I can pm you and give you some digital revision tips!

I recommend you to ask @always-anxious your question. She has just done all their exams in philosophy in year 13 and certainly willing to give you answers.

Sorry I did not study philosophy! 😅

Get out while you can

I've just finished Year 12 and I'd just stress the importance of having a good and passionate teacher for Philosophy as the content can be quite tricky.
I would add though that the exam formatting is incredibly easy to get your head around, and it's also fairly straightforward to figure out what each question wants from you. As for the essay questions, they can be difficult, but they are fairly predictable based on what's previously come up (or not come up).
You are right that there are limited resources online for Philosophy (hence the importance of a good teacher), but honestly philosophyalevel.com and maybe a textbook is all you really need in terms of revising and recapping. Also just past papers/mark schemes and the student exemplars published by AQA are often pretty helpful in providing insight into what actually scores well.
Overall though, I was pretty hesitant before taking it as well and I've found that I've really enjoyed it so far and I tend to score well in mocks because of that so I would say, taking the information above into account, definitely consider taking it!

Why? It seems pretty interesting 😞