I from someone who has recently taken A-Level physics

[jenga42]

I wasn't quite sure where to put this - hopefully it's in the right place!

I am a PhD student and am applying for a fellowship which includes writing a "Lay Report".

This report has to be understood by someone who has recently taken physics at A-level (UK) ... the trouble is, I don't know anyone like this (or at least no-one who has done it recently enough to remember what they learnt!)

So, I thought I'd try asking for help on here... would anyone be willing to read my report and give me feedback? - I'd appreciate knowing if I've aimed it too high/too low and whether I've put in the odd word that's too advanced. Any other constructive criticism would be great too.

I'll post it a bit later - after I know if anyone will actually read it, so please reply if you are willing to help.

Thanks,

Jenga

 

[thehammer]

I did A-level physics last year (finished in July). Now I'm doing physics at university, so some knowledge of the topics I studied at A level has been retained.

If you think I could help you, contact me or post a link to your report on here.

 

[thomate1]

I am happy to help you with your Lay Report. It is important to make scientific concepts accessible and understandable to a wider audience, and I commend you for taking on this task. I am willing to read your report and provide feedback to ensure that it meets the level of understanding of someone who has recently taken A-Level physics. I am also open to discussing any questions or concerns you may have about the content. Please do post your report, and I will be happy to assist you in any way I can. Best of luck with your fellowship application!