AQA • EPQ

The initial sources list is a document that forms part of my AQA Extended Project Qualification (7993). Within my EPQ, I scored 49 out of 50, hence achieving an A* grade. Though it is not a necessary part of the EPQ, having an initial sources list shows sustainability and interest in your project title. By formulating an initial sources list, you show that there is scope for an entire project to be completed through a preliminary research phase as there are a satisfactory amount of sources a...

The final notes document is a document that forms part of my AQA Extended Project Qualification (7993). Within my EPQ, I scored 49 out of 50, hence achieving an A* grade. Having a complete notes document is an integral part of the EPQ. Not only is having a complete log of all the relevant information to your essay really important, but also having evaluated the source in brief detail will prove necessary to the A02 assessment objective. It is worth also having a look at the initial notes doc...

The initial notes document is a document that forms part of my AQA Extended Project Qualification (7993). Within my EPQ, I scored 49 out of 50, hence achieving an A* grade. Producing an initial notes document is important to the EPQ as it shows you have taken the initiative of producing all your findings in one single document that you can refer to when writing the detailed plan/essay. Also, you can store all references for sources you've made notes on and any wider reading within this docum...

The presentation is a document that forms part of my AQA Extended Project Qualification (7993). Within my EPQ, I scored 49 out of 50, hence achieving an A* grade. The presentation is an essential part of the EPQ - it is a stage of the process that must be completed by all students. Whilst full marks can be attained through the written aspects of the EPQ (i.e. the essay, logbook, supporting documents), the presentation allows you to secure the marks in the A01, A02 and A04 scores. The Exte...

This document is my logbook for my Extended Project Qualification. Scoring 49 out of 50 marks in my EPQ, I achieved full marks in the A01, A02 and A04 assessment objectives. These assessment objectives hold a regard to my logbook and supporting documents. The purpose of the logbook is to show progression and the thought process of the project qualification. I managed to demonstrate such through constant re-evaluation of my project at the various stages of the EPQ, all of which are detailed w...

The extended project essay is a document that forms part of my AQA Extended Project Qualification (7993). Within my EPQ, I scored 49 out of 50, hence achieving an A* grade. This essay considers the two sides of the debate, looking into the for and against arguments for the legalisation of euthanasia in the UK. It also looks into the effect that legalising euthanasia will have on the palliative care system and also what the professional and public opinions on euthanasia are. In looking specif...

These are my speaker notes that I used to present my EPQ slideshow.

This is my slideshow for my EPQ that helped me get an A*

This is part of my EPQ project that helped me get an A*. Message me if you more additional help with your project :)

· This includes an A* EPQ presentation, with an exceptional format that is easy to follow for you to use for your EPQ! · I got 47/50 overall so this is an excellent example of what you should be aiming for. · WARNING: This must not be plagiarised in any way, shape or form. It is meant to be used as guidance and as an example to know what an A* EPQ looks like. If you plagiarise this, you may be disqualified from your course, as well as any other courses you are taking by the same exam board...