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Sarah B.
£26 /hr
Tutor in AQA A-level Psychology, Sociology and Extended Project Qualification, having had over three years tutoring experience.
My daughter really enjoyed Sarah as a tutor. She was throughout, patience and really cared about my her learning, an example of this is Sarah would sent additional reading material so she could carry on outside of their sessions. - Jhaniel, parent from London
£26 /hr
Holly S.
£28 /hr
I'm Holly, a second year student currently studying psychology and anthropology at Durham University. Within this, I am a member of Trevelyan college. I have a strong background in essay- and coursework-based... read more
Holly has been a well organised and helpful tutor making effort to leave good feedback on lesson progress every week (so it is clear how my son has been getting on). She has helped my son prepare for a level psychology and helpfully set him homework... read more - Rachel, parent from Rotherham
£28 /hr
Shreya K.
£34 /hr
Having done sociology for both A-level and GCSEs, I have gained a lot of content knowledge, exam techniques, and skills which would be beneficial.
Shreya has worked amazingly with my son, if you need any reassurance, just know that my son's grade has jumped up from an E to a predicted B! ! Shreya is thorough in her teaching process. Covers all content and asks all the right questions that... read more - Lally, parent from London
£34 /hr
Dharnell N.
£52 /hr
Getting an A* at A-Level, studying it at degree level and having tutored many Sociology students across different exam boards, I am an excellent Sociology tutor
Dharnell is one of the best tutor's I've ever had. I started lessons not being very confident as I had less then a year to learn the A-Level Sociology Syllabus but Dharnell's lesson structure is so incredibly useful and I have learnt a lot from... read more - Amal, student
£52 /hr
tyreesha J.
£30 /hr
Sociology tutor specialising in essays, theory, and research reviews to improve critical analysis and boost grades.
Hi Tyreesha, I just wanted to say thankyou for your help in tutoring Ella in GCSE Sociology. She picked up her results this morning and passed which I'm not sure she would have done without your help. You had such a small amout of time with her but... read more - Hannah, parent from Hambleton
£30 /hr
Emily B.
£34 /hr
Kind and encouraging tutoring for pupils at a variety of ages and abilities. Experienced in helping GCSE and Primary aged pupils reach their potential.
We would like to say a huge thank you for all the support and dedication in preparing my son for his exams. He has made excellent progress and gained so much more confidence in his English. The lessons are always engaging, well-structured, and... read more - Agata, parent from Grays
£34 /hr
Lucy P.
£60 /hr
I studied AQA sociology and specialise in helping people with exam structure and understanding families/education.
Lucy is a great tutor and has really helped my son in preparing for his in Alevel in psychology. Highly recommend. - Carlie, parent from Weston-super-Mare
£60 /hr
Christiana P.
£50 /hr
Hi! I’m Christiana, currently studying Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Leicester. I chose my field of study because I am fascinated by how the brain works, including how it shapes... read more
Very good at making a good lesson catered to the certain struggles. Very nice. - Denton, parent from Dippach
£50 /hr
Teri R.
£38 /hr
At GCSE I did (WJEC) Education and Family, crime and deviance and stratification. At a levels (AQA) I done education, families, religion and crime and deviance
really happy with the help and support Teri has been giving my daughter with her sociology a level, she was really struggling with the subject and Teri has helped her understand it better - Jo, parent from Reading
£38 /hr
Thea C.
£50 /hr
A Psychology graduate from the University of Leeds, starting teacher training in September 2026.
Thea was amazing throughout the 6 months that we were doing psychology A level lessons! I was especially struggling with research methods beforehand but during our lessons, she made the whole topic much simpler and easier to understand! She also... read more - Isabella, student
£50 /hr
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