WJEC / Eduqas History revision guide
Last updated 11 September 2026
GCSE and A-Level · Wales and England. WJEC and Eduqas papers use tightly worded mark schemes, so comparing your answer with the criteria is the fastest way to gain marks.
Topics that come up most in WJEC / Eduqas History
These are the areas students most often need to revise. To see what actually recurs in your papers, upload them and let the past-paper analyser count the topics for you.
- Source utility and reliability
- Causation and consequence
- Change and continuity
- Interpretations
- Depth study essays
- Chronology
Command words to practise
WJEC / Eduqas mark schemes reward answers that match the command word. Practise these until the structure is automatic: Explain why, How useful, To what extent, Assess.
Get WJEC / Eduqas History papers
Official WJEC / Eduqas past papers and mark schemes are free on the board's own website, and because they are copyrighted we link to them rather than host them:
WJEC / Eduqas past papers and mark schemes
Inside ExamAI you can also generate an original History practice paper written in WJEC / Eduqas's style, download it, sit it, then have every answer marked against its own mark scheme.
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Upload the papers you have for History and ExamAI counts how often each topic appears, which question types recur, and where marks tend to sit. Results are described as "frequently appeared in the uploaded papers" — they are not predictions of what will be on your exam.
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