Politics Tutoring for A Level and Under, from a Politics Undergraduate

From 26 £ /h

A class for A Level and under in any Politics course, from a Politics undergraduate with over 200 hours' tutoring experience, an adaptable teaching style and an awareness of different students' abilities and needs. Also able to help adult learners with a passion for the subject expand their understanding.

This course will be adapted to each student's individual needs and ability, but expect to cover topics including;
- British and American government, institutions and division of power
- Political ideologies and thinkers
- Current debate
- Comparison of the world's political systems, their merits and consequences

I am fully DBS checked and a copy of my DBS is available upon request. Please message for more details.

Location

Online from United Kingdom

About Me

Hi! I'm Natalie, and I'm a 20-year old Politics student currently in my second year at Aberystwyth University. I'm offering tutoring for English (GCSE), Maths (at primary level), History (GCSE) and 11+ entrance exams.
Though I might be young, I'm well-qualified, with 3 A Levels (ABB, History/Latin/Gov't & Politics) and 11 GCSEs (inc. Maths, English Language and English Literature). My education informs my style of teaching; thorough and clear, but always engaging and adaptive. I have experience with most of the major exam boards' course content, including AQA, WJEC and OCR.
I'm originally from Liverpool, and attended The Blue Coat School in Wavertree for my secondary and sixth form education. I come from a disadvantaged background, and this helps me to understand the needs of students struggling with their education, emotions or engagement with others; I believe it is just as important to understand and connect with students as it is to help them achieve their potential.
I tutor both at primary and GCSE level, but I have most experience in tutoring for 11+ exams; my secondary school was a selective grammar school, which I gained entry to in the top band. I am very familiar with the content of these exams and the techniques that can be used to prepare well for them.
Outside of my work and studies, I'm engaged in politics, I like to keep fit and I enjoy a game of chess (this is not to say I win as often as I'd like, however!) Most importantly, I try to enjoy the time I spend doing anything, and I always strive for it to be the same for my students by making enjoyable and engaging lessons for them. My aim is to make hard work feel easy, and I look forward to meeting you to get started!

Education

I am currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Politics in my second year. My formal qualifications are as follows;
- At A Level; A in History, B in Government and Politics, B in Latin
- At GCSE; 11 GCSEs (9-1 grading scheme) including 8 in History and Maths and 6 in both English Language and Literature

Experience / Qualifications

Over 200 hours' experience tutoring, in 11+, GCSE and A Level tutoring, for students aged 6-18, with positive reviews from parents.

Age

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

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Duration

60 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Skills

Political science

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -04:00)

New York

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The gibberish, maraboutage, and unknown mystical languages, very little for us!

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Subjects Offered:
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Additional Support:
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Languages of Instruction:
English, French and Arabic

Target Audience:
Students (high school and university)
Non-students

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