Choose Save My Exams when…
the priority is preparing for covered GCSE, A Level, IB or other exams using specification-aligned resources and extensive exam-question practice.
MYWEEKBOOK VS SAVE MY EXAMS
Prepare for an exam or address one specific learning gap?
Save My Exams provides exam-aligned materials including revision notes, questions, past papers, flashcards and mocks. MyWeekbook uses the student’s real schoolwork to define the week’s practice.
Save My Exams organises preparation around the exam. MyWeekbook organises recovery around the student.
Two different approaches, each useful in the right context.
CriterionSave My ExamsMyWeekbook
Starting point
Subject, level, exam board and exam to prepare for.
The difficulty revealed by the student’s schoolwork.
Resources
Revision notes, exam questions, flashcards, mocks and past papers.
Explanations and exercises selected for one individual goal.
Breadth
Broad preparation across topics and exam specifications.
One defined learning gap addressed over seven days.
Work selection
The student selects resources and plans revision.
The tutor sequences activities in the weekly WeekBook.
Format
Digital resources, many of which can be printed.
One personal PDF designed to be completed on paper.
Choose MyWeekbook when…
before exam revision, a recurring mistake needs a short, guided pathway focused on that gap.
IT IS NOT ALWAYS EITHER–OR
Check Save My Exams’s current features ↗They can work together, too.
Save My Exams can provide resources and mock practice; MyWeekbook can turn the resulting mistakes into a personal recovery plan.
7 DAYS
Get your free WeekBook →Start from real mistakes. Give your child a clear pathway.
45 minutes a day · paper and pen · first WeekBook free