A Level Design & Technology Revision
Got an idea that could solve a real problem? A Level Design & Technology is where creativity meets engineering. You'll sketch concepts, test materials, build prototypes, and develop the kind of iterative thinking that product designers, engineers and architects use every day. It's hands-on, it's practical, and it's one of the most distinctive A Levels you can take. Our past papers are here so you can become familiar with the exam before the big day. Looking for A Level Design & Technology revision resources for your class? Our past papers will help your students move between making and evaluating with confidence.
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What is A Level Design & Technology actually like?
It's a mix of making and thinking. You'll spend a chunky amount of your time developing a personal project. This means working through a design brief, iterating your ideas, and producing a final prototype. Alongside that, the written exam tests your knowledge of materials, manufacturing processes, and the wider social, environmental and cultural context of design. You’ll learn to think like a designer: problem-solving, justifying decisions, and constantly asking "could this be better?"