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RTÉ Learn: Get your Leaving Cert 2025 exam tips, revision notes and more here!

RTÉ Learn: Get your Leaving Cert 2025 exam tips, revision notes and more here!

RTÉ News​28-05-2025

Attention Leaving Cert Class of 2025 - you have come to the right place!
As you prepare to sit the state exams, RTÉ Learn is here to help with exam tips, free revision notes and video content. Click on the hyperlinks in this article to see the resources on each subject or topic.
While revision and study is important, don't forget to manage your time to allow some fresh air and activities too. It's essential to have a balance, and that's why we have some great advice on how to mind yourself.
Then click on the links below to get you started:
Study Hub
The series returned with new host Maura Fay covering the key subjects with expert guests.
Study Hub 2025 is available as a Podcast, on YouTube and there's bitesize clips on TikTok too! Click on the link below to check it out, along with additional notes.
On Wednesday 4 June, thousands of secondary school pupils will begin their Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle exams.
So Sinéad Courtney from RTÉ News asked some experts for their three top tips on what to do if any of those issues arise. Click on the link below to watch all the videos.

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