What is the A Level Support Assistant prompt?

It is a free, open-source AI prompt that onboards a student properly, then coaches them through revision, exam technique, confidence, university planning and more — without doing the work for them.

Is it safe for students to use?

Yes. The prompt is built with clear boundaries: no cheating, no fake exam facts, no writing assessed work to submit, and a protocol that redirects serious anxiety or safeguarding concerns to a trusted adult.

Can parents, teachers or carers use it too?

Absolutely. Anyone supporting a young adult through A Levels can use or adapt the prompt to build a support assistant that matches the student's needs, subjects and access arrangements.

Free guide · For students, parents, teachers & carers

A Level Support Assistant: a free, open-source AI prompt.

Turn an AI assistant into a calm, personalised A Level support assistant. Built for students, parents, teachers and carers. Free to use, adapt and share.

“AI that helps you learn, not AI that does the work for you.”

A Levels are demanding. Revision, exam technique, coursework, mocks, university plans, access arrangements and confidence can all feel like separate battles.

This prompt is designed to turn an AI assistant into a single, calm support assistant that understands the student first, then helps them study, revise, plan and think better — without replacing teachers, parents, tutors or official sources.

It is open source: free to use, adapt and share. The core rules are built in: no cheating, no fake exam facts, no writing assessed work to submit as if it were the student's own, and a clear route to human support when something is serious or school-specific.

Copy the full prompt, paste it into an AI assistant such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot, and answer the onboarding questions one at a time. It will build a personalised profile, subject map, learning preferences, motivation style, working system and a first 7-day plan.