Private History tuition with experienced tutors in Harlesden.

Hi, I’m Funmi, a law graduate! My teaching approach comes from the methods that have inspired me as a student. Much like my own Sociology and English teacher, I prioritise meeting each student at their current level of understanding and working with them to build from there. I recognise that everyone learns different, so my lessons are tailored to suit how each student prefers to learn, rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach.My experience lies in humanities subjects; English Literature and Language, Sociology, History. I am also familiar with school curriculums across AQA, Eduqas, E...

I am a fully qualified Pharmacist and hold an MA in International Relations from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, with a focus on Security and Diplomacy. Have been a researcher at the Mitvim Institute for Regional Foreign Policies since 2015. I hold a second master's degree, Executive MSc studies from the LSE, in International Strategy and Diplomacy. During my studies, I served as the Head of the Foreign Policy Committee in the LSE Policy Society.I have worked as a Research Assistant with Dr. Dafna Golan-Agnon in the Minerva Human Rights Fellowship program and with Dr. Sigal Horovitz in the...

I have ten years teaching experience in the social sciences and I am currently Head of Politics at an independent school where I also teach on the EPQ. My years in the education sector have provided me with a wealth of experience, drawn from the dynamic and ever-changing composition of students that I have had the pleasure of teaching. I have tutored students with varying academic abilities and the best part of the experience has been the growth and development in student’s confidence. My caring approach helps put students at ease, and my bespoke approach to learning ensures that students never f...

My teaching style is simple and easy to follow. I’ll start with a quick ‘starter task’ to help you settle into the lesson, maybe recapping something from last session. Then the lesson will be split into chunks of 10-15 minute activities to help the lesson feel more engaging. For example, for English language, annotating an extract and then answering some questions testing understanding and analytical skills. To finish a lesson I think it’s good to do some form of writing/ practice question. This would be the largest chunk of time, maybe 20 minutes if necessary. Depending on the frequency of less...

I am a Year 1 teacher who is passionate about education. During lockdown delivered a full timetable (9-3.30) online each day, covering all areas of learning. I have a structured approach to lessons which is then tailored based on individual needs once I am informed or I can assess areas for improvement. I have a lot of experience working with children with English as an additional language and SEN. I love supporting students to achieve their full potential in a supportive and positive environment. I particularly enjoying working with phonics and maths but am confident in all areas of the primary...

I have been a private tutor alongside my studies and work for over 12 years, primarily focusing on English and the 11+, with additional experience in Maths, History, Latin, Drama and more. I am a friendly, positive person who is able to build a strong rapport with my students quickly and accurately tailor my teaching style to their individual needs and ways of learning. My excellent communication skills allow me to disseminate the important information quickly, break this information down and communicate it to my students in the most effective way to ensure future retention. I have an MA in Shakespeare...