u/ConcentrateUpper7450

So, I made a community (first ever one) in January 2026, and it currently has 1.2k members. It's relatively small but since I didn't put much effort into it because of my current high school exams, but I do consider this a decent amount.

I'm going to be entering university this year hopefully around October, and I'm going to be VERY busy. Once my high school exams end in beginning of July, I'll need to quickly educate myself on setting up saved responses, making an automod, moniter modmail and make like template responses for common messages, devvit apps (I don't even know what devvit apps are lol), finding experienced mods to enter the team + help up grow, and much more. Plus actually IMPLEMENTING the knowledge I gained.

I wanted to ask you guys what resources I can use to "educate" or "guide" myself. Like what YouTube channels did you refer to? What communities/ subs here on reddit really helped you with the process of setting up features or also gave you resources to refer to?

I'm planning on using these btw:

• Reddit's own established guide on their website.
• Some saved posts of people here sharing advice.
• Browsing YouTube and just indulging in any video or playlist I find which can help me with this.
• Mod reserves + mod help center. ANYTHING I can get my hands on really.

Got any advice or tips for a newbie like me? Love you guys btw I'm a major lurker on this sub whenever I find free time.

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like, attention seeker much? If you want to boast about your marks, your completely free to do so. You earned it after all.

But saying "here's my marks which I worked hard on lol, you guys can also do it! dw!!" is the way to go if you go that route. Be humble or at least be upfront that you're bragging. But acting pitifully/ ignorant of how great your marks are and asking if it's bad or not... are you fr?

Also let's not forget how much of a trainwreck we're heading into with these may/ june grade boundaries. the many many cancellations in gulf + other countries, and the mass exam leaks this session happening to mostly EVERY paper. Regardless of board or variant or level. Have some empathy omg.

I was going to begin working soon and I wanted to dedicate a portion of my money for donations, but then I began to overthink because aren't most campaigns and gofundme's ask for dollars instead?

I am talking SPECIFICALLY about the people physically living in Gaza, not those who are in other surrounding or other countries, I am also planning to help inshallah but the people in Gaza right now are in a more urgent situation from what I understand.

I have a community/ business which is focused on IGCSE and IAL students and helping them. I wanted to know if me creating resources (notes, classified/ topical past papers, etc...) for these boards benefit any anti-Palestine movement. Similarly, I want to know which boards do fund pro-Palestine movements so that I can focus on aiding them more.

My goal is to help Palestine either directly or indirectly, and to avoid pro-isreal supporting boards. Other than normal donations, I don't want to subtly encourage students to undergo exams under boards that allow + encourage genocide.

Can anyone please direct me to any resources that show me educational institutions that DO support Palestine and those who don't? Or something similar? Thank you!

Aren't they the same thing? They both mean international ordinary levels from what I know or at least that's what they refer to. But does anyone know EXACTLY what they both mean and when/ when not to use one term but the other instead?

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i was talking about how the exam was leaked for math after the exam itself, and low and behold a member texted me (an admin) telling me that THANKFULLY it after AFTER the exam not beforehand. they also sent me the full video of the model answers if yall want i can also upload it here. it should be fine since the exam alr ended.

Watch them do NOTHING about this. Just like how they did in 2024 and 2025. Every single damn paper... like, IT GETS TO A POINT??? EVERY PAPER BRO

literally had a friend enter like 6 exams in one day, a day or so ago. What the hell is this shitty schedule that CAIE set? I'm so thankful I entered only 2 exams in this exam series/ session (my last one!) but still got like 3 other exams for my school's national high school exams. This HAS to be ragebait.

Mine officially all end on June 28 for reference.

for me chemistry 0620 p2 is left. and all of environmental management 0680 p1 and p2 are also left. I'll also have to enter my thanaweya 3ama (Egyptian national secondary education exams) as well soon on June.

Overall my IGCSE ends on June 8 but I continue studying for my other exams till June 28. Wbu?

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The picture you see is of the TIW Telegram group. Just like our discord server and WhatsApp groups, we also send resources here and we try our best to help our members in whatever they ask (advice, tips, notes, topical past paper, feb march 2026 papers ONLY, hardest/ most important papers to solve, etc....)

Not a single MJ 2026 paper was ever leaked here. Just like this community, there are MANYYY other groups and communities which are helpful to IGCSE & IAL students on telegram. So, stop associating the platform telegram purely with leaks.

Because trust me reddit is literally filled with more leaks than telegram from what I've seen in my entire IGCSE journey.

I already discussed the exams with my friends online and in my centers. I do remember a very decent chunk of the exam so if anyone has a question feel free to ask or if anyone wants to double their answers

Concentration : depending on the conc of a reactant the amount of product that will be released will be different. If theres a high conc of reactant, there will be a high conc of product. There are more particles so there is a greater rate of collision per unit volume and time, therefore more successful collisions as well.

You have 2 pieces of bread and 2 slices of cheese. You can make 2 sandwiches only. Suddenly baba returns from getting the milk and he brought you 10 more slices of cheese w pieces of bread.

10 new + 2 original = 12. You can make 12 sandwiches now you fattass

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Temperature: Increasing the temperature of the reactants increases the rate of the reaction because there is more kinetic energy in between the particles, allowing them to move quicker with more force. More collisions per unit TIME, more successful collisions overall. There are now more particles with energy equal to or exceeding activation energy.

The time it takes you to make 1 sandwich is 10 minutes. Thats because you use a colder piece of bread and a cold cream cheese which you took straight from the refrigerator. Its harder to bread the cheese on the bread. You notice that when you toast the bread in the toaster + leave the cheese outside on the counter for some time before using it, that its easier to spread on the bread. You realise it only took you 3 minutes to make this sandwich now.

So from the original 10 minutes in the first sandwich, you only spent 3 minutes in the second sandwich. Ma3naha the temperature increase DECREASED the time needed for you to make the sandwich. So the rate of you making the sandwich increased. Okokok?

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Size of the particles: Decreasing the size of the particles increases their surface area. So there are more spread out particles avaliable to react with the other reactant to form the product. Increasing the rate of the reaction. There are more particles so there is a greater rate of collision per unit volume and time, therefore more successful collisions as well.

When you cook your chicken on the stove, you realise it takes you an entire 20 minutes to cook it all despite it being continously on heat. The sauce you added isn't very visible in the taste too afterwards, the chicken didn't absorb it well. You decide to cut the chicken into smaller pieces this second time, and you realise it cooked so much faster now! Almost an entire 20 minutes not needed as it cooked in 10 minutes only this time. The sauce is also deeply absorbed and integrated into the flavour now, man this shit is BOMB. Absolute peak flavour. You cut the chicken even smaller the third time, and you realise that it cooked in only 2 minutes this time, and that the sauce is more evident this time in the taste too.

Please.. I know how easily avaliable they are. I know how easily you can find them with just a search. How abundant they are. And how easily they can secure your grade.

But this decision doesnt just affect you. It affects me and the millions of other students who rely on these exams to enter their universities. These exams are incredibly, extremely expensive. Parents work all day 6 days in a week to afford their children the opportunity of these international exams simply for their "fairness" and how widely recognised they are.

But your ruining that. Every time you check them, you use them, you talk or pay for them you ruin our futures. Our grades, our lives literally. Some parents die from over working simply to afford the expensive route of IGCSE. some students get nosebleeds weekly or even daily because of how hard they study. Teachers continously teach in schools untill their throats go dry to make sure that their students understand the syllabus and chapter meticulously.

But you ruin that. And its oh so ironic because the thing is, if you do that bad in the exams and others also do, THEN THAT BENEFITS ALL OF US. Because the grade boundaries are DESIGNED to decrease if the majority of students mess up. But because of you, this strategy of adjusting grade boundaries based on grades backfires because too many students who were also successfully tempted do extremely well in the papers (they memorised the answers beforehand). And we ALL suffer in the process. Even those who cheated.

So grow a pair of balls and avoid these fucking leaks.

(Credit to original producer - this was sent by Mo on the Chemistry group).

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