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Avi's Religious Studies GCSE (Judaism) Course
Immerse yourself in our Judaism GCSE journey—bridging cultures and ideologies. Enjoy informal, inspiring lessons, vital early GCSE experience, and essential tools for study.
Course Introduction
+500 Successfully
completed this course
- Strong academic focus
- Over 60% Grade 9
- Group Events
- Exam Pass Guarantee
- Structured Learning
- Examiner Expertise
- Development of critical skills
Overview
Welcome to Avi’s Religious Studies GCSE (Judaism) Course. Our course is more than just a weekly shul club; it’s a comprehensive learning experience designed to build your skills and knowledge. With a track-record of success, interactive sessions, and Avi’s focus on exam technique, we provide all the tools you need to succeed.
Course Format:
Our courses are taught over six terms (September to May) across two academic years; so your child will begin their studies in September and sit exams in May.
Sessions are held during term time in person weekly between September to May, with some additional workshops and online tutorials to support our study of the course.
Course times and locations are:
– Mondays at Kinloss, 5:00-6:00
– Tuesdays at HGSS (Norrice Lea), 6:30-7:30
– Wednesdays at Highgate, 5:15-6:15
– Thursdays at Radlett, 7:20-8:20
Course details:
Four Locations
Kinloss | Norrice Lea | Highgate | Hertsmere
Sessions
Weekly, during term time Additional workshops & Online tutorials
Two Years
Six terms
Results
100% Pass Rate | Over 80% Grades 8-9!
Get to know your instructor
£85/h
Religious Studies
GCSE
Avi Friedmann, seasoned tutor and examiner at James Howard Education with over two decades of experience, has consistently guided students to GCSE success. His proven methodologies will not only teach your child what to learn but also how to memorise and truly understand the secrets for exam triumph
Book 1:1 lesson
£85/h
Avi Friedmann, seasoned tutor and examiner at James Howard Education with over two decades of experience, has consistently guided students to GCSE success…
Details & Pricing
Winter Sale
- 30%
Deposit
£ 299
- Fully refundable before start of course on 11 September
- GCSE Exams sittings in May 2027
- £399 per term for six terms
- Deposit deducted from final term fees
- 50 Intimate group sessions
- 7 Online skills tutorials
- Mosque visit and tour
- Mock exam with guidance and feedback
- Expert examiner tips and tricks
- Guided revision support
Course content
Introduction to Jewish beliefs
W/B, 8 September
Overview of the course structure, assessment objectives, and exam structure, introduction to course content
Nature of God
W/B, 15 September
Explore the fundamentals of belief about God, including monotheism, omnipotence, God as lawgiver and judge, and more…
Life After Death & The Messiah
W/B, 22 September
Challenge yourself as we delve into ideas about the afterlife and the belief in the divine soul and of the Messianic age.
Covenants with God
W/B, 6 October
Learn about the covenants of Abraham and Moses, and their impact on identity and worship for Jews today.
Skills: Assessment Objective 1
W/B, 13 October
Begin learning how to craft exam responses for shorter questions worth 1, 2, 4 & 5 marks.
What you will gain from the course
Course details:
Comprehensive Understanding
Achieve in-depth knowledge of religious heritage, taking a ‘real’ GCSE early, and gaining tools for study, revision, and exams
Proficiency in Subject Matter
Master Judaism GCSE, with lessons blending real-world applications, early exam exposure, and essential study tools in a supportive, inspiring environment.
Application of Knowledge
Apply gained insights about religious heritage, real GCSE experience, and essential study tools in varied scenarios and real-world contexts.
Analytical Skills
Develop analytical prowess through critical thinking, problem-solving, and application of knowledge in diverse situations, fostering a vibrant social dynamic and class vibe.
Why choose us?
We have designed a unique program of study that utilises this as a comparative study, so that our pupils benefit from the academic endeavour of learning about other cultures, without compromising on the ‘Jewish studies’ objectives of the course.
The course is designed to cater to a diverse range of learning styles, ensuring that every student can find a path to success. Whether you prefer self-paced learning or interactive sessions, our course adapts to your needs.
Our courses are taught over six terms (September to May) across two academic years; so your child will begin their studies in September 2025 and sit exams in May 2027. Sessions are held during term time in person weekly between September to May, with some additional workshops and online tutorials to support our study of the course
Students will gain
- After completing the course, students will possess a profound understanding of Jewish heritage, practices, and historical contexts
- The course offers students an early exposure to a real GCSE experience, providing a head start for academic and personal growth.
- Graduates will have acquired essential tools for effective study, revision, and success in examinations, ensuring academic proficiency
- Students will build lasting connections with like-minded Jewish peers, fostering a supportive and enriching community
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