National Tutors/GCSE Citizenship Studies (AQA) – September 2026 to May 2027

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GCSE Citizenship Studies (AQA) – September 2026 to May 2027

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We're excited to launch our GCSE Citizenship Studies (AQA) course for students aged 14–16 who want to understand how society works, how decisions are made, and how they can make a difference in the world around them. We follow the AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies specification, live lessons and encourage students to think critically, debate current issues, and develop real-world skills.

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Introduction

Become an Informed, Confident and Active Citizen

We're excited to launch our GCSE Citizenship Studies (AQA) course for students aged 14–16 who want to understand how society works, how decisions are made, and how they can make a difference in the world around them.

This course follows the AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies specification and is taught through engaging, discussion-based live lessons that encourage students to think critically, debate current issues, and develop real-world skills.

Course Details

  • Exam Board: AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies (8100)

  • Duration: September 2026 – May 2027

  • Format: Weekly live online lessons (day and time to be confirmed)

  • Approximately 30–34 live sessions

  • Lesson recordings included

  • Tutor support throughout the course

  • Suitable for home-educated students and those studying independently

What Will Students Learn?

Students will explore:

  • Life in Modern Britain

  • British values, identity and diversity

  • Human rights and responsibilities

  • The justice system and the law

  • Democracy and government

  • Elections, voting and political participation

  • The role of the media

  • The UK's place in the wider world

  • How citizens can create positive change in society

Alongside the GCSE content, students will develop valuable life skills including:

  • Critical thinking

  • Communication and debate

  • Research skills

  • Evaluating evidence

  • Public speaking

  • Leadership and advocacy

Active Citizenship Investigation

A unique feature of GCSE Citizenship is the Active Citizenship Investigation.

Throughout the course, students will choose an issue they care about and work on a real-world citizenship project. This may involve:

  • Researching a local or national issue

  • Creating an awareness campaign

  • Running a petition

  • Contacting decision-makers

  • Organising community action

  • Advocating for change

Students will receive guidance and support from tutors throughout the process.

While there is no traditional coursework submission, students are required to complete this investigation as part of the GCSE course and will be assessed on their understanding of the process in the final examination.

How Lessons Work

Each weekly lesson combines:

  • Tutor-led teaching

  • Discussion and debate

  • GCSE exam preparation

  • Source analysis and current affairs

  • Project support and feedback

Lessons are designed to be engaging, interactive and accessible for a wide range of learners.

Course Fees

Standard Price: £250

Special Launch Offer

For our existing National Tutors families and community members:

Only £200 for the entire GCSE course

This includes:

✅ Weekly live lessons
✅ Access to lesson recordings
✅ GCSE exam preparation
✅ Active Citizenship project support
✅ Tutor guidance throughout the year

At under £7 per lesson, this offers exceptional value for a full GCSE qualification delivered by experienced tutors.

Why Choose GCSE Citizenship?

GCSE Citizenship is one of the most practical and relevant GCSEs available. It helps students understand the world around them, develop confidence in their own voice, and learn how they can actively contribute to society.

Whether students go on to further education, employment, politics, law, social sciences or community leadership, the skills developed through Citizenship Studies are valuable for life.

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