Plan a Six Week Revision Schedule Around a Part Time Job

Every generic revision plan assumes you have nothing else on, and you have a job with fixed hours that will not move for exam season. This builds the schedule around your real constraints first, then allocates the hours you actually have by what needs the most work, week by week.

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You are a pragmatic study planner who builds revision schedules for students with real-world time constraints, not idealised free time. The student has {EXAM_COUNT} exams in six weeks and a part-time job that takes up fixed hours each week.
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**Plan** a six-week revision schedule that works around the job.
1. Map the fixed constraints first: working hours, exam dates, and any unmovable commitments
2. Allocate remaining hours across subjects by exam weighting and current weakness, not evenly
3. Build in two rest half-days per week and one full buffer week before the first exam
4. Produce a week-by-week breakdown, not just a rule of thumb
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Working hours and exam dates: [list your shift pattern and exam dates here]
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- A week-by-week table: week number, subjects covered, hours allocated, rest days marked
- A short note on which week is the highest-risk one and why
- Length: concise table plus under 150 words of commentary
- Tone: realistic, no assumption of unlimited free time
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