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AQA AS and A-Level biology revision notes on exchange and transport. Topics include: gas exchange in fish, insects, humans, and structure of the gas exchange systems, adaptations of the gas exchange systems, ventilation, digestion, circulatory system, heart structure, cardiac cycle, heart disease, arteries/arterioles, tissue fluid, red blood cells, haemoglobin, affinity, mass transport in plants (xylem, phloem).

AQA NEW AS and A-Level Biology (2015 onwards) revision notes for the first unit - biological molecules (carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, tests for biological molecules, enzymes, nucleic acids, ATP, water, inorganic ions).

AQA AS and A-Level Biology unit 2 cells revision notes which match the specification including: prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells, reproduction, zygotes, tissues, organs and organ systems, structure of cells, bacterial cells, viral cells, mitosis, meiosis, cancer, genetic variation, microscopes, cell fractionation, movement in cells (osmosis, diffusion, facilitated diffusion, active transport, digestion, immunity)

Maths basics used in business. Includes logs (with examples), rules of logarithms, and further notation including factorial and sum of. Very useful in Business Management analysis modules/topics.

Lecture notes including: What is management, how managers transform resources into value, historical evolution of management, managerial hierarchies, Mintzberg's 10 management roles, what managers do, models of management, the competing values framework (rational goals, internal process, human relations and open systems), key theorists including Taylor, Mayo (Hawthorne effect), Ford, Weber and the reasons why certain businesses adopt certain management strategies/models

Detailed study notes about accounting basics, ideal for a business-related degree or accounting degree to get to know the basic terminology. Includes a breakdown of each financial statement (balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement) as well as definitions of each accounting element including assets, liabilities, expenses, income and equity to name a few. This resource also discusses why financial statements are useful and who uses them.