Meet Some of Our Secondary, GCSE and A Level Tutors

I have been a Maths teacher and private contractor supporting schools in the teaching of the new GCSE, A-level and Further Maths material. I am now studying for my PhD in an effort to further my goal of helping students understand the specialist content in Further Maths. 

I love teaching mathematics to students as it allows me to impart my knowledge. Importantly, 1-1 tutoring allows me to tailor my approach and methods to suit the need individuals. Seeing a student succeed gives me a great sense of accomplishment. Having been in Nottingham all my life I feel a deep passion for helping it and its students thrive. 

When not teaching, I can often be found walking around the beautiful countryside or in the gym, training towards my goal of dead-lifting 200kg.

I am a retired professional teacher of Maths with 27 years of experience in the teaching of Maths at  KS3, KS4 and Statistics in KS5.  During my career, I enjoyed the responsibility of being a Form Tutor and my responsibilities within the Maths Department was KS3 data manager and at KS4 Coordinator for the intervention of Year 10 and 11 students who were under-achieving in Maths.  This required the development and delivery of targeted lessons during school and in after-school sessions, tailored to the needs of each individual.

I currently enjoy tutoring GCSE students, imparting my knowledge and experience in my subject.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing badminton, pitch and putt golf and going to the gymnasium. I also enjoy walking. Additionally, I enjoy visiting air displays and aircraft museums.

  After graduating with a degree in Bio-Medical Engineering, I decided to qualify as a maths teacher. I am currently employed as a Maths Intervention Tutor at a well-established college in Nottinghamshire.
 

As an intervention tutor, my key role is to identify the needs of my learners and plan sessions using a combination of innovative and traditional approaches to enable them to reach their potential. I also find that my friendly, patient and calm character assist me in enabling my students to overcome barriers. 

Outside of the classroom, I am an avid baker who uses creativity to give a twist to classic recipes!

 I am a secondary school maths teacher in Nottingham with a keen interest in helping students access maths. I always try to create links across the curriculum to aid in retention of information/techniques to help get towards the essential grades 4/5 and above. 

Personally, I am very passionate about my job as I feel that it makes a real difference to the lives of the young people I work with. I love seeing the young people grow in confidence and their sense of achievement. 

Outside of school, I lead Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and work for NCS. I frequently train in the gym for personal satisfaction - I find that it helps me relax after a long day at work. 

My name is Will and I have just moved into the area of Nottingham and more specifically West Bridgford. I have just completed my NQT year in Leicestershire before I moved this summer. I studied Primary Education with Maths Specialism at Canterbury Christ Church University. Therefore, I have spent my entire time at university into researching the education of children and the best approaches to tackle the different needs of children.

Although my experience and education was catered towards primary education, I have previously tutored pupils at secondary and GCSE level with good success.

I find that I can connect with pupils of secondary school age well due to having a teenage brother myself and so I know about their common interests and learning styles.

I love sports and play football and badminton in my spare time. In my picture is my dog Basil who certainly takes a lot more attention than he deserves!

 I have been teaching Maths in local secondary schools for over 15 years and I also have recent experience working at a local further education college delivering maths to students who needed to re-sit their GCSE.

Alongside this, I have tutored a number of students at KS2, KS3 and GCSE level. 

I enjoy working one-to-one with students and seeing their confidence grow as I can spend time going over topics in different ways, which they do not always have time to do in a classroom. I have been praised for my calm, adaptable approach which allows my students to feel comfortable asking questions they may not otherwise feel confident in doing. 

In my spare time, I enjoy running, walking in the Peak District with my family and finding inventive ways to use all the produce from our allotment! 

As a qualified teacher of Maths, I have worked in both secondary and primary schools from Cornwall to London. I have experience in tutoring maths in both groups and 1-1 sessions and specialise in KS3 and GCSE Maths. 

I am a very easy going individual, who ensures that each session is tailored to a student’s individual need. This I believe is essential for them to progress in a way that is both suitable to them and will maximises progress. Having supported many students through critical exam years, I have been lucky enough to have shared many rewarding experiences on results day. 

Outside of tutoring, I am a passionate surfer and swimmer who enjoys everything to do with water. I also have experience in Corporate Finance which can always add a bit of flavour to standard Maths.

I’m Brian and I have lived in Beeston for 18 years. I have worked in schools and colleges for just over 30 years, during which time I have taught Maths at secondary level, specialising in GCSE, A-Level and Further Maths. I have also been an A-Level examiner for Pure and Decision Maths. As well as classroom work, I have also tutored students at all levels and have greatly valued being a part of their educational journey and helping them to realise their potential.

I believe that confidence is pivotal to success in Maths; helping students to develop in this area can pay immediate dividends. I have an engaging, enthusiastic manner, which puts students at ease and builds trust. I like to use examples that are relevant to everyday life and have a flexible, adaptable approach, on the basis that there is more than one way to solve most mathematical problems!

In my spare time I enjoy cooking, particularly South East Asian food, playing Scrabble and crossword puzzles. I also have three cats and spend much of my time diverting them from their main mission of wrecking all my furniture!

 I have been a Maths teacher in a secondary school in London, as well as for two years in an International School in Bangkok, teaching a wide range of classes across KS3 and GCSE, including children with educational needs and English as a second language. I have taught classes with challenging behaviour and learnt how to navigate that calmly and bring the best out of any individual. This is why I love tutoring, as working with students one-to-one allows me to do this effectively with fantastic results. I also have experience teaching English to adults and children in Peru.

I love teaching Maths because I love being able to raise a child's confidence and resilience through their progress. I believe anybody can be successful at Maths with a bit of hard-work and self-belief and I have the necessary people skills and passion to be able to help them achieve success and transfer those skills outside of their studies too. 

Outside of teaching Maths, I am a lover of gelato, psychology, philosophy, asking too many questions, and being out in nature. 

After graduating from the University of Liverpool in 2017 with a degree in Anatomy and Human Biology, I completed my PGCE at the University of Nottingham, specialising in Science Education.  

I hold full qualified teacher status and since my studies, I have held science teaching positions in schools across Nottinghamshire. I have experience teaching science at KS3 and GCSE level and Biology A Level, as well as Maths tutoring at KS3 and GCSE. 

I am currently completing a Masters in Public Policy at the University of Nottingham, where I have a keen focus in Education Policy. 

I am very passionate about building students’ development in a calm, supportive environment, where they are able to develop their confidence and academic ability. 

Outside of the world of education, I value spending time with my family and friends.  

I have lived in Nottingham for a little over 6 years but I was born and grew up in Italy. Before I became a full-time tutor, I worked as a secondary maths teacher (including under the new GCSE systems). What I love about teaching maths one to one is seeing the confidence of each child increase as they become more and more able mathematicians. 

Additionally, I also tutor Physics (I have a degree in this subject) and I am able to be a conversational partner for anyone who would like to practise their Italian. 

In my spare time, I play American Football for Derby Braves Women’s and, whilst at university, I became the first woman to ever play American Football for the University of Nottingham, paving the way for other women to do the same after I graduated.

I have been a Maths teacher for over a decade within the Nottingham area and I have an abundance of tutoring experience, most recently tutoring Nottingham Forest Academy players as well as students from the Nottingham High School.

My passion in the subject really lies in getting students to make connections both cross topics/curriculum but also with the outside world. I want students to leave education being able to make sense of the world and manage everyday issues such as finances.

Personally, I am a very sporty individual who takes part in marathons and trail races up to 100K. I find there is nothing better than clearing your head after a day in the classroom.

I am a father to 2 young boys who take up a lot of my spare time running them from one sports club to another.

I enjoy helping people and making a worthwhile contribution to their education, employment prospects and quality of life. I have considerable experience of teaching pupils on a 1-1 basis, and in small groups, to improve their maths. skills and their GCSE grade.  This has included planning programmes for learners of all ages and of many different abilities.

My main, current work, involves working with pupils at KS2, 3 and 4.  If 1-to-1, this allows for very focused work and it allows me to become familiar with each pupil's needs and to closely monitor and track their progress. It is also interesting to work with different personalities.

My teaching has developed my communication skills in both written and verbal forms. I adapt my approach to a diverse range of learners both on a 1-to-1 basis and in group situations. I use effective questioning techniques to prompt learning and also to test understanding.

My qualification in Assessing the Standards of Teaching & Learning Through Observation (University of Hull) has provided me with additional insights into what makes for good teaching.

I am well organised, self-motivated and able to work on my own initiative to get the job done. Equally, my ICT skills are well developed and I am confident in the use of several on-line teaching platforms and also with Office-type programs.

Following my Chemistry Degree that I undertook at Nottingham Trent University, I completed my PGCE in 2020 and currently hold qualified teacher status and have since taught at a variety of schools across Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire. I have experience teaching all three sciences up to GCSE and have experience teaching Chemistry A Level and have been training to teach Physics A Level. Specialising at University in Physical Chemistry, I have a deep love and ability for Chemistry, Maths and Physics. I have a deep understanding and love for the mathematics that underpins science and sharing this with students. I have multiple years experience tutoring mathematics to undergraduate students as part of my university library support scheme as well as running a maths support club for both science and maths GCSE Students at schools I have taught at as well as teaching the mechanics unit of A Level maths using my skills and experience as a scientist.

I aim to encourage my students to hit their personal goals using a healthy mix of covering key concepts, addressing misconceptions and practising past paper questions. I have a real passion for science & maths and teach with enthusiasm and a student first mentality.

Outside of education you can find me playing American Football, rock climbing or travelling as much as I can.

I have been a teacher for about 30 years and have experience across all age groups - primary/secondary and types of school - maintained/independent/special. 

Maths is my main specialist subject but I am also a qualified dyslexia specialist. Focusing on supporting additional needs are where my passion particularly lies and I love being able to build confidence and ability for all students. However, teaching in selective schools previously means that I am also well versed in entrance exam preparation alongside rigorous GCSE learning. 

My 25 years of tutoring experience alongside my full-time teaching jobs has given me the experience to tailor my support to every style of learner and I look forward to helping you with your maths.

I am a professional teacher of Maths with 22 years’ experience in teaching Maths at KS2, KS3, KS4 and AS Maths. 

Part of my responsibilities within the Maths department have been Assistant Head of Maths. My role was, and still is, to raise the level of achievement for those students who are underachieving in Maths and in doing so help them achieve their target grade.

I am passionate about Maths, my goal being to help students reach their full potential and gain confidence in a subject that teaches students numerous life skills.

I tailor my lessons according to the needs of the individual student by using a combination of innovative and traditional approaches.

In my spare time I enjoy watching sport, going for long walks in the countryside with my two dogs and running. 

Dr Graham Lawler is a teacher and author and was the original BBC Bitesize maths author.  

He taught in Leicester for many years and now teaches online. Dr Lawler is an internationally recognised expert in mathematics education and has lectured in Canada on the future role of education in society. He is a member of both PLS and ALCS and is the author of Understanding Maths (with the late Arthur C Clarke) and Understanding Algebra, both from Studymates.

My name is Meg, I am a Maths and Psychology teacher. I teach from Upper KS2, KS3 and KS4. 

I spent almost 10 years working for the youth justice service delivering therapeutic interventions to young people in the community, in schools and in custody. 

I decided I wanted to become a teacher in 2020 and have loved using the skills I developed in my previous career ever since. 

I am a fun and energetic teacher that makes learning creative and engaging.

I make cakes in my spare time and love spending time with my children and family. 

I am a qualified mathematics teacher and I have been an online and face to face tutor for the past 4 years. My lessons cater specifically to those seeking assistance in KS3 and GCSE Maths. Also, as a qualified maths teacher I have taught every topic in the national curriculum. I have also taught GCSE classes, coaching them on what examiners need to see in their answers, so that they can achieve as many marks as possible in their exams. 

I enjoy teaching mathematics and ensuring its accessibility for everyone and I possess expertise in breaking down complex mathematical content into easily digestible chunks, facilitating a deeper understanding of the concepts. Overall, my teaching approach is characterised by patience, understanding and adaptability. 

In my spare time, I love reading, baking, playing board/card games, and engaging with music, all of which keep me energised and entertained!

I have been teaching Mathematics in secondary schools for 17 years. I specialise in tutoring A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics. I have coordinated the A-Level courses at my school for 7 years. 

Besides teaching, I am an examiner for Pearson. I have marked A-Level papers for 3 years. Marking for the exam board has given me more insight helping students with exam strategy. I have a passion for Mathematics which allows me to teach in an engaging manner. I enjoy 1-1 tutoring especially, as I am able to provide dynamic sessions that are focussed fully on the needs of the student. 

Outside of teaching I have a big interest in football. I play 5-a-side, coach my son’s under nine team and help out at the local non league club. 

 I have over twenty years of experience in teaching English Literature in post-16 and adult education, including at GCSE, A Level, Access, and undergraduate level. I have also worked as an examiner at GCSE and A Level for the AQA exam board and have a strong understanding of what markers look for in exam answers.

I specialise in essay organisation, textual analysis, understanding exam questions and deep subject knowledge. As a tutor, the most rewarding thing I do is to help build a student’s confidence in their own ability. This really is the foundation for successful learning.

Outside of teaching I am a published novelist with six novels to my name. As well as writing, I love reading, crafting and painting.

I am here to support students from KS3 all the way to KS5 (Year 7 to Year 13) in their English Language and English Literature studies. I am a qualified teacher of English. I also have a degree in sociology/psychology.  

I have worked as an examiner at GCSE and have a strong understanding of what markers look for in exam answers. I provide practical learning strategies adapted to you and I deliver them with pride and authenticity. I am told that I am a calming presence in the learning environment, and I am very clear on what is required to be successful. 

English is all about communication and culture. Teachers are here to help your child build a solid foundation of effective communication. Teachers are here to talk about how culture has influenced the way we communicate. There is so much to talk, read and write about! 

 I am currently an English secondary school teacher with 16 years experience of teaching both Language and Literature to 11 to 18 year olds. 

I have taught a range of abilities so far in my teaching career with some students going on to be English teachers themselves. I am experienced in teaching students with SEN backgrounds and EHCPs. I enjoy giving one to one support as well as whole class teaching and I am insightful into the needs of individual students in order to help them achieve their full potential in English. 

I love my subject and particularly enjoy one to one tuition which allows students to flourish. 

I am an English teacher and tutor in Nottingham and I've also worked as a piano teacher for a number of years. As a tutor I enjoy connecting with individual students and finding out what makes them tick and brings the subject of English and the texts they are studying to life for them. I have had a range of experience working with students of varying abilities and needs as a secondary school teacher in a mainstream school.

I enjoy discussing literature with my students and seeing their success and progress is the most rewarding aspect of my career. I always strive to help students to apply or discover their own creativity. 

Outside of teaching, I enjoy cooking, practicing my Italian and playing the piano.

 I am an empathic, caring and relaxed individual with a good sense of humour who is confident personally and professionally. I have twenty years of  experience teaching English and literacy skills as well as educational management experience in further education with learners from a variety of backgrounds and cultures. 

I have taught English from entry through to level 4 and have experience teaching young, older and adult learners. My approach to teaching is learner centred which means I work closely with individual learners to identify their specific needs to be successful. Furthermore, I am also qualified to assess and teach learners with dyslexia. Also, I have experience teaching English as a second language and History.

 I have been teaching for nearly five years and have worked at a number of secondary schools in Nottingham. I have experience of teaching all secondary age groups, including A-level English Language. Additionally, I have plenty of experience of working 1-1 with children to aid their studies in this subject. 

I am a successful teacher, with progress, achievement and student well-being at the forefront of my ethos. One of my biggest strengths is forging productive working relationships with students, creating an atmosphere whereby students are keen to achieve and also enjoy learning at the same time. 

 Outside of work, I like to read, swim, do judo and eat food, but not all at the same time! 

I have experience in teaching all secondary year groups. I also believe that I can relate to students, and can use this to create tuition that is tailored to an individual’s interests and needs to make lessons more engaging. 

I love reading and like to promote that in my students by finding books that are suited to them based on their personal interests, which can often differ from those available in school. 

Outside of teaching, I love spending time with my dogs, cooking and going to the gym!

I became a teacher to make a difference by providing the best educational experience. This motivation has led to a successful 17 years of teaching. As a senior leader which required flexibility, I have gained extensive experience in the Humanities, Social Sciences and English. I am a passionate Historian and have taught History at Key stage 3, GCSE and A-level, English Language and English Literature at Key Stage 2-3 and GCSE, Politics at A-level and Sociology and R.E.at GCSE. Using my previous business and finance background, I have taught Business Studies and Finance at GCSE and A-level.

Building upon prior knowledge and the needs of individual students, I develop their knowledge, skills and understanding and how to apply this. I use a range of teaching methods to engage and challenge my students. I believe in building strong professional relationships with my students building their confidence to master the subject. 

I have a very active family life with two teenage boys. 

I have been teaching English for over ten years, including classroom teaching and tutoring one to one. I am enthusiastic about English as a subject and have strong knowledge of the curriculum, both at KS3 and KS4. If you are looking for GCSE preparation, or perhaps you would like some skills building at KS3, then I can create a programme of learning for you or your child. 

In the initial tutoring session, I assess current knowledge and skills and then build on this, pinpointing areas of need as the sessions progress. I am confident and experienced in delivering GCSE and Functional Skills English qualifications, both with AQA and Edexcel exam boards. I am a patient, kind, and friendly teacher who is passionate about supporting the progress of learners. When I'm not teaching, 

I enjoy swimming, going to the theatre, reading, and learning British Sign Language.  

As a qualified teacher of English, I have taught both GCSE Language and Literature in North Yorkshire as well as Nottinghamshire. I am currently completing my Masters in Education, focusing on how we can adapt the English curriculum to the needs of different contexts in the UK. I worked as a private tutor in Nottingham and taught English in an infants school in India prior to becoming a qualified teacher. 

I am deeply passionate about using the subject of English to enable my students to develop their own voices, whilst providing them with the tools to analyse the voices in our cultural landscape. 

If I'm not teaching, I am probably either bouldering, reading, hiking or cooking.

 I am a strong practitioner currently based in Nottingham who enjoys teaching English Language and Literature across Key Stages 3 and 4, including a number of GCSE groups. 

During my career so far, I have been responsible for some elements of primary transition and developing the quality of teaching and the curriculum within the English department. I also have four years experience as Head of KS3 English.

I really enjoy being a teacher and find it very rewarding. I enjoy promoting reading to students as this is a crucial skill for success in my subject.  

I have over 15 years of experience teaching English Literature and Language, working particularly with students at key stage 2, 3 and GCSE level. My expertise in English Literature and Language draws on my experience as a Head of English, a Lead practitioner and as an examiner. I have worked with many different exam boards with the main ones being AQA, OCR and Cambridge iGCSE.

I have worked in several Secondary Schools in the West Midlands and a few years ago I moved to Nottingham with my family. I am a friendly, patient and calm professional with a positive and encouraging approach in supporting students to achieve their best. I always aim to create an environment in which students feel motivated, inspired and in control of their own learning. 

I tailor my lessons using teaching strategies which best suit my students and passionately believe that all students succeed if offered the correct support. The feedback received from both students and parents alike has always been positive. 

Outside of teaching I love travelling, cooking and keeping fit. 

Hi, I’m Katrina – an English language and literature teacher with 10 years' experience of helping students at KS3 and KS4 achieve their potential. 

As well as my secondary teaching qualification I have a degree in English Literature and an MA in Education. I have taught in two city schools, an international school abroad and I currently teach in a local special needs school. I love working 1:1 or with small groups, as I enjoy seeing the quick progress that can be achieved and I have a wealth of teaching theory knowledge including specialist SEN skills, to help students make progress in a way that suits them. 

 I believe all students can do well in English; whether you have a creative flair, a sense of humour, strong opinions, like to follow a structure or have an ability to remember grammar and spelling rules, I will help you harness your skills. I look forward to supporting you!

As a recently qualified and mature English teacher I can offer an up to date, compassionate and comprehensive tutoring package for children and adults of all ages. Before retraining as a teacher, I worked in the disability field and am currently working as learning support for children with a range of SEN. 

I have two children: one in KS2, the other in KS4, so despite training as a secondary teacher, I understand what is required at KS1 and 2 and am happy to work with primary children also. 

I enjoy working in a busy classroom environment, but feel that working closely with small groups or individuals is rewarding in a way that cannot be achieved in the classroom. Working with the individual needs of a student in a person centred way is where I want to put my energies currently. 

My passions (outside of education and parenting) are creative writing (poetry/short stories/articles) and dance.

Hi, my name is Ellis and I am a passionate, motivational, qualified English teacher who loves helping students gain confidence and skills to fulfil their academic and life goals. I grew up in Nottingham and gained my English degree from the University of Birmingham in 2017 & my Post Graduate Certificate of Education from Nottingham Trent in 2019. I have been tutoring for 5 years, as well as teaching within schools in the local area -  and I am 100% dedicated to helping my students grow. 

My strengths as a tutor have always been building confidence within my students, being patient and listening to their needs, making our sessions together as creative and interactive as possible (to keep my tutees interested) and finally aiding students to see the potential they have within themselves. I always like to bring a smile to my sessions and have a positive outlook on life, which I believe makes a huge difference to students' mindset and achievement. 

I have been an online English Teacher since 2020. I have taught English from KS1 up to A-level, have had experience with many exam boards and have taught English as a foreign language. In 2023, I started marking for a GCSE company which has given me knowledge and experience to help students in KS3 and KS4. 

I am patient and friendly in the classroom; I know that each student is different so I will work hard to tailor learning to the students’ needs and adapt strategies to their learning style. I am furthermore extremely enthusiastic about my subject and bring that enthusiasm to the classroom. 

Outside the classroom, I enjoy reading, writing, performing in pantomimes and taking long walks on the beach near where I live. I am happy to hear from you if you have any enquiries!

Hi, I’m Kelly. I am a qualified English teacher with 15 years of experience within education. This has consisted of over a decade of classroom teaching in local secondary schools, including as Assistant Head of Faculty, and also time spent working in an Education department for a local museum.  

I love teaching, and love my subject. I read voraciously, attend the theatre whenever I can, and I thrive on passing on this enthusiasm to the pupils I teach. I have been tutoring for over a decade and love the way 1-1 tuition allows me to tailor sessions to individual needs. I always bring a smile to my sessions and pride myself on being a friendly, approachable person who puts pupils at their ease immediately. I have also been an examiner for AQA exam board for the last seven years, which gives me an invaluable insight into preparing pupils for this stage. 

Outside of teaching, I love running and being outdoors and my eight year old daughter keeps me very busy the rest of the time! 

I am a qualified and experienced school teacher of 17 years with Media Studies and English specialisms, both at GCSE and A Level. I am familiar with OCR, AQA, Pearson/Edexcel, WJEC and CIE exam boards. I am a full-time teacher and work in a school and like many teachers, I have branched off into teaching a range of subjects within the curriculum offerings, resulting in 4 years of experience teaching KS3 Science and Geography. 

In addition to my teaching responsibility, I have been a Head of Sixth Form for the past 11 years, supporting and guiding Year 12 and Year 13 students to university. Most of my career has been in Buckinghamshire and more recently the North East of England, but I have also spent 6 years teaching in British International Schools.

In my spare time, I enjoy long-distance running and fly fishing in the northeast countryside with my children.

I'm Carla. Before I was a teacher, I worked as a journalist for BBC Newsround so have a background of bringing sometimes dry concepts to life for children. My qualification is in secondary English but more recently, I've been teaching primary school Maths and English to help prepare students for their SATS. 

In terms of online tutoring, I have experience teaching GCSE English and RSS, again in preparation for the end of Key Stage 4 national exams. In addition, I teach an online ESOL class once a week, as well as a face-to-face class for adults whose first language is other than English. I speak French so love the opportunity to practice it now and again. Overall, I have been teaching for 16 years.

As much as I can, I try to make lessons relevant to real life as well as fun, but there's no shying away from the truth that perseverance always pays off. For this reason, when I see students making steady incremental steps, I am so happy!

Aside from teaching, I enjoy walks in the park and litter picking with a local church environmental group. That's not 100% true: picking up litter is not so enjoyable! I like digging into local history too.

In a long career as a tutor, teacher and mentor in education, I have always held a passion for supporting students to learn and excel, even beyond their own standards. With specialisms in the Humanities including Business, Government & Politics, Sociology, English and Study Skills, I am committed to work with students to make the subject come alive to them with innovative, interactive personalised techniques. 

Although I am experienced in group settings, more recently I have focused on working one-to-one to boost closure of learning and achievement gaps, or motivating and students to gain skills, knowledge and understanding to high attainment. I am confident and experienced working at all levels from primary through to level 3, including basic skills, ESOL, GCSE, A Level, BTEC and vocational studies. 

I am a travelling enthusiast and my aim is to visit all the continents subject to the approval of my two cats.

After graduating from Kings College University with a MA in Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching, I completed my PGCE at University College London (UCL) specialising in Secondary English.    

I love teaching English because I love being able to raise a child's confidence and resilience through their progress. I believe anybody can be successful at English with a bit of hard-work and self-belief and I have the necessary people skills and passion to be able to help them achieve success and transfer those skills outside of their studies too. I have worked in both secondary and primary schools in the UK and abroad. I have experience in tutoring English in both groups and 1-1 sessions and specialise in KS3 and GCSE English. I am currently an English secondary school teacher working in an inner London school teaching both Language and Literature to 11- to 18-year-olds. 

Outside of teaching I love reading and going to the gym!

I have a wealth of experience in secondary schools & am passionate about supporting GCSE students to fulfil their potential in a range of subjects, including English (Language & Literature), Biology & Geography.

I have tutored students on an individual & small-group basis, both face-to-face & virtually, in addition to whole class teaching responsibilities. The last two years have allowed me the opportunity to embrace technology as a great tool for learning & I am extremely proud of the work that I have done in supporting students’ learning, even in challenging circumstances.

Online learning opportunities allow for focused, time-efficient learning & I engage students through a variety of activities that allows them to be challenged and supported. Combining short theory input with guided learning tasks, ensures that students can build on prior knowledge & experience success.

Most recently, I have taught AQA GCSE syllabus to Year 10/11 students & have worked as an AQA GCSE examiner.

I have 22 years' experience in Education as a classroom teacher, online tutor, Head of Department Assistant Head, SENDCo, Head Teacher and Education Advisor. I have BA Hons in English and Drama, Film and Television, an MEd in SEND and SQH. I am also an experienced SENDCo and assessor for examination assessment arrangements (Level 7). I have CELTA and experience teaching Cambridge ESOL and IELTS at all levels, including marking IGCSE Second Language examination papers. I have spent my career teaching in state schools and independent schools, as well as overseas. I live on a remote Scottish island and, having returned from an overseas contract.

I have decided to try my hand at online tutoring, rather than have to leave my beautiful island and community to work full time in a school again. I love teaching students, whatever their age and ability, and I am not ready to hang up my boots just yet! When I'm not tutoring, I love to walk my dogs on the beach, read, play my clarinet and make ice cream. 

I have been teaching English for over 20 years and spent most of those working in all-inclusive schools. My strengths are building relationships with students in order to help them achieve their potential. I have worked with students with high anxiety needs, students with different SEND needs such as autism, dyslexia and ADHD. I have a wealth of experience in teaching both at KS3 and KS4 English Language and Literature. In addition to whole class teaching, I am also experienced in working one to one with students, face to face and online too.

My approach to teaching is to try and find links to things that people really enjoy and real life experiences. I love English but I appreciate that not everyone does, so I always make sure that I focus on the relevance of English in the real world. I have a passion for English and want to share that with the students I support. 

I am a successful, Ofsted ‘outstanding’ teacher of 20+ years, I am familiar with the various exam boards as I have been successfully tutoring English in Key Stage 3, 4 and 5 for some time. 

My high standard of practice includes taking a very active approach to content and depth of the curriculum in order to personalise learning effectively for each individual student.  I consistently differentiate, adapt, personalise and assess to ensure that each student is receiving the very best from their time with me. 

On a personal note, my interests mainly revolve around my dog, the best excuse to be outside and to keep healthy! But in the summer I can quite frequently be found wandering around the boundaries of cricket fields as all my family play obsessively!

I look forward to meeting you. 

I have worked as an English intervention teacher in Beeston and Bramcote schools for over ten years, providing additional support for pupils with diverse needs from Year 5 to Year 11. I prepare pupils of all abilities for the Key Stage 2 SATS and the English Language and Literature GCSE. I also like to tutor for the charity Action Tutoring whenever they run programmes local to me. 

I have taught English as an additional language as well as helped university students overcome their dyslexia to get their assignments written up.

I have a PGCE and, more recently, I graduated from the NTU Masters degree in Creative Writing with a distinction. My lockdown job was working as a ghost writer but I was glad to get back into school and work face to face with students again. Alongside all of this, I work locally as a private tutor whenever I have capacity.

Outside of work, I like all the outdoorsy things and I volunteer at FareShare's food surplus warehouse.

I am currently assistant faculty leader for English and am now entering my seventh year in the profession. I have worked in a variety of secondary schools throughout Yorkshire and the North East in a range of coastal, rural, and inner-city schools.

Having studied English Language and Literature at A-level and English Language for my undergraduate degree, the study of English, in every aspect, has long excited me and is a key driver in my professional career. As such, I have experience teaching students from KS3 to KS5 covering all aspects of the English curriculum.

I am also an examiner for AQA English Language and so have a focus on exam preparation and technique though I am familiar with other exam boards including Edexcel and WJEC.

In my spare time I am a frequent runner and am looking forward to completing the London marathon next year.

  Hello everyone! I guess I really must love English as I’m still finding joy in teaching it for over 30 years! 

For most of that time, I’ve worked in secondary schools, and taught language and literature from KS3 to GCSE and A level. Over the past 10 years I’ve also tutored and this has been incredibly fulfilling as it has allowed me to offer bespoke lessons that are tailored to each student’s individual needs.

My teaching style is warm and engaging and I use all types of media available to bring English to life. However, I also ensure we have a clear focus on the end goal and try to work in a structured and methodical way to ensure the relevant criteria is met.

I’m proud to say that my private students have been tremendously successful in not only meeting but exceeding their targets by as much as 2 or even 3 grades.

It would be a pleasure to assist you in your journey and I look forward to us working together soon! 

I am a passionate and driven English teacher and have been teaching across different secondary schools and international schools across Nottingham, Spain and Vietnam for the past 8 years. I am currently teaching English literature and language at KS3, GCSE, A level and run intervention sessions with students that need extra support with English skills or exam skills. I have experience working with both EAL students and SEND students and helping them to achieve their English goals, whatever they may be.

As a 1:1 tutor, my role will be to tailor sessions to the individual students’ need, using my knowledge of the English curriculum and working on whichever skill base the student may find challenging. I will adapt and differentiate the sessions to suit the learner’s needs and engagement and ensure that the sessions are engaging and interactive!

Outside of teaching, I am an avid swimmer and climber and of course, my biggest hobby is reading! 

 I have twenty five years of experience teaching students in the UK. In that time, I have been a Teacher, Lecturer and Physics department lead lecturer for students aged 5 years to adults. I have taught Physics (A’ Level up to grade A*); Physics and Chemistry for Access to Higher Education (Level 3 up to Distinction grade); GCSE Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology grades 1-9); GCSE Mathematics (grades 1-7); KS3 Science and Maths and Primary Science and Maths. I am currently employed full time at a Special School teaching GCSE Science.

My goal is simply to enable students to understand nature through the subject of Science. Pursuit of this goal has provided me with a learning journey requiring expertise in the subjects of Mathematics, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and the History of human development.

When not at work I love looking after my family, DIY, gardening, keeping fit and online gaming.

I currently teach Science, with a specialism in Chemistry, at an OFSTED Outstanding rated secondary school. I have 9 years of teaching experience, covering Key Stage 3 Science, GCSE Combined Science and Separate Science with a Chemistry specialism, A-Level Chemistry on both the AQA and OCR exam boards. 

I have taught a number of students who have gone on to study at Oxford and Cambridge, and also students who have studied Medicine. I have held a number of roles including Curriculum Co-ordinator within Science, and have been a mentor for both trainee teachers and Newly Qualified Teachers. 

I believe all students should be involved in deciding what aspects of course content they want to revise. This can then be supported by ongoing assessment and feedback to ensure progress is being made, and any areas of misconception are revisited. 

I hold the following professional qualifications:

Masters: MA Education (Nottingham) 2018

PGCE Secondary Science: Chemistry (Nottingham) 2013

Degree: BSc Chemistry (Loughborough) 2008

 Following on from a career in IT, I completed my PGCE (distinction) in 2011, have my QTS and completed induction year, and have been teaching and tutoring physics since then. I have developed a large number of workbooks that I share with my students and have written a physics book, which can be found on Amazon called GCSE and iGCSE Physics: Revision and Theory.

My approach to the required practicals was described by the AQA monitors as “best practice” and the physics department (me) was given an ALP rating of 2 of 9. I love teaching physics, especially, but also the other sciences. I have a friendly and approachable demeanour. I am patient and non-judgmental, which allows students to learn without pressure.

I have two amazing kids. I am passionate about physics and can often be seen immersed in astrophysics and cosmology books, or “Physics Today”. I enjoy reading, travelling (especially off-the-beaten-track), meeting new people, playing games, and, of course, spending lots of time with my family

After graduating from the University of Liverpool in 2017 with a degree in Anatomy and Human Biology, I completed my PGCE at the University of Nottingham, specialising in Science Education. 

 
I hold full qualified teacher status and since my studies, I have held science teaching positions in schools across Nottinghamshire. I have experience teaching science at KS3 and GCSE level and Biology A Level, as well as Maths tutoring at KS3 and GCSE. 

I am currently completing a Masters in Public Policy at the University of Nottingham, where I have a keen focus in Education Policy. 

I am very passionate about building students’ development in a calm, supportive environment, where they are able to develop their confidence and academic ability. 

Outside of the world of education, I value spending time with my family and friends.  

I am an experienced teacher of Science with experience in teaching KS3 & KS4, particularly the exam boards AQA & Edexcel. I completed my PGCE in 2020 and I have a degree in Biomedical Science.

I have a breadth of knowledge of the National Curriculum of Science. However, most importantly I possess a genuine passion to learn and share my knowledge with the younger generation. 

As a tutor, I emphasise in planning and tailoring sessions according to the student’s individual needs and understanding the type of learner they are, such as a visual learner. 

I have a 3 year old with autism and other medical needs; therefore, I have experience in SEND and understand the need to be able to differentiate and work according to the student’s needs to build confidence and help them achieve their very best. 

Outside of teaching, I enjoy spending time with my family including my two little children. 

After completing my PhD in Chemistry from the University of Sussex in 2003, I went on to complete my teaching qualification from Wrexham Glyndwr University where I currently work as a Senior lecturer in Applied Sciences. 

During the day, I teach at the university and am the programme lead for BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science and BSc (Hons) Biochemistry, as well as teach on the Forensic Science courses. In the evenings and weekends, I enjoy tutoring and encouraging primary and further education students to develop a passion for sciences.

With over 18 years of teaching experience ranging from 11 plus to university level, I believe in a student-centred approach to learning and tailor my teaching to match a student’s learning style. I enjoy making complex topics manageable and fun. My lessons are designed to generate enthusiasm for science and the process of scientific inquiry. I adopt a relaxed style to develop student confidence and deepen levels of understanding. During my years of tutoring and teaching, I’ve learned that each student learns in his or her own unique way, and it takes a patience and creativity to teach a 1:1 session or an entire class.

When I am not teaching, I often take part in public engagement events such as the Royal Society of Chemistry workshops “Spectroscopy in a Suitcase” and make regular appearances on BBC Radio Wales Science Café.

I have a wealth of experience in secondary schools & am passionate about supporting GCSE students to fulfil their potential in a range of subjects, including English (Language & Literature), Biology & Geography.

I have tutored students on an individual & small-group basis, both face-to-face & virtually, in addition to whole class teaching responsibilities. The last two years have allowed me the opportunity to embrace technology as a great tool for learning & I am extremely proud of the work that I have done in supporting students’ learning, even in challenging circumstances.

Online learning opportunities allow for focused, time-efficient learning & I engage students through a variety of activities that allows them to be challenged and supported. Combining short theory input with guided learning tasks, ensures that students can build on prior knowledge & experience success.

Most recently, I have taught AQA GCSE syllabus to Year 10/11 students & have worked as an AQA GCSE examiner.

I am a compassionate and experienced science teacher, specialising in KS3 and GCSE Science. With 10 years of dedicated classroom experience, I've successfully taught Chemistry, Biology, and Physics, as well as Combined Science at both Higher and Foundation levels. My educational journey includes a degree in Medical Biochemistry from the University of Leicester, followed by teacher training at the University of Birmingham, resulting in a PGDipEd and a Master's in Education.

My teaching approach is marked by compassion and adaptability, catering to the unique needs of each student to ensure effective learning and progress. I possess in-depth knowledge of various exam boards, particularly Edexcel, and have some experience with AQA. In my classroom, I prioritise creating a nurturing, patient, and well-organised environment that fosters students' growth. My unwavering passion for science drives my teaching, and I'm committed to crafting engaging lessons that resonate with students. I deeply care about their success and aim to provide a comprehensive educational experience that not only prepares them for exams but also nurtures their personal and academic development.

 I am a highly skilled Science teacher proficient in KS3, KS4, and KS5 education. My track record includes success in private tutoring and classroom teaching, where I've consistently inspired students to reach their academic potential. In addition to Science, I also teach GCSE English Language and Maths GCSE, showcasing my diverse subject knowledge and ability to communicate complex concepts effectively. 

Currently, I'm pursuing a new challenge in medicine, aiming to deepen my understanding of the human body. This will equip me with valuable insights to enhance my teaching and inspire future generations. Driven by a passion for education and an unwavering commitment to excellence, I'm a creative and dedicated professional. I consistently go above and beyond to support my students, ensuring their success in their educational journey.

 I have a Masters in Natural Sciences (Biological) from Cambridge University and a PGCE from Oxford University. 

I have been teaching science at a local secondary school for 30 years and specialise in both GCSE and A level biology. I am employed with AQA as a Team Leader for A level biology and an examiner for GCSE biology, so I understand the best way to approach exam questions. I also support students at my current school who wish to apply for competitive courses such as: Oxbridge, Medicine, Veterinary medicine, and Dentistry. 

I am a firm believer in education for all and enjoy passing my enthusiasm for biology onto the younger generation.

I am a highly experienced and successful A-level Physics and Electronics teacher, enthusiastic about my specialist subjects and about helping students to reach their full potential.

I have more than 35 years’ experience teaching Physics and Science in 11-18 secondary schools and, for the last 12 years, in a large sixth-form college. Throughout my career I have always taught A-level Physics to students of all abilities and backgrounds, including many who have achieved A and A* grades and gone on to prestigious universities. I am particularly familiar with the AQA specification, having been responsible for co-ordinating the teaching of this throughout the current syllabus, but am willing and able to help with other courses. I have also taught A-level Electronics (WJEC board) for the past 10 years and have an unusual amount of experience with this fascinating and increasingly popular subject.

My students have always found me approachable, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about my subjects, empathic, patient and understanding of the academic and other challenges faced by young people.

Hi, my name is Mehtab Ali, and I am qualified science teacher completing my PGCE from Goldsmith College, University of London and receiving a 2:1 Forensic Science BSc Hons from Southbank University. I have been teaching GCSE combined/triple science  in a range of secondary schools for the past 10 years. In addition, I have organised/managed after school/lunchtime STEM Science Clubs. 

As a tutor, my approach emphasises personalised instruction that is tailored to the individual needs and learning styles of each student. I am dedicated to fostering a love of Science in my students and helping them achieve their full potential.

I am French and I have been in Nottingham for over 15 years. I teach French at all levels from children to adults. I have lots of experience teaching French from scratch, but also to learners who struggled to learn French in school or with other tutors. 

I love my language and I love teaching so I spend a lot of time developing homemade games and lessons. With my methods, the learners start speaking French quickly and the lessons seem effortless and fun. 

I am a keen comedy improviser and every week I co-run an improvising jam. We make up stories on the spot, on stage in front of everybody and I use these skills to teach French. I like to make my students feel free to speak and to explore the language.

 I have been teaching for almost 7 years now. I started doing bits of tuition when I was at university. Immediately after graduting at Nottingham Trent with a BA HONS in French and Spanish, I taught English at l'Université de Franche Comté in France. I then came back to the UK and worked in exports and then decided to become a Secondary School teacher. I currently teach at a Nottinghamshire Secondary School.   In my teaching career so far, I have taught primary school students, secondary students, university students and adults.

I enjoy teaching because I love to help others and pass on my love for language learning. I understand that language learning can be difficult as I have been through it myself! I am extremely approachable and as a result, form great relationships with students. 

Outside of work, I like to read, write, explore new places, play football and sing.  

I am a passionate and friendly German and French tutor and tailor my lessons to my students' needs.  I started teaching languages in 2010 and over the last 10+ years, I have taught students from the ages of 8-70 online, in secondary schools, in colleges and privately.

 I have helped thousands of students to improve their confidence, develop a love of languages and improve their grades. My specialisms in German are:  KS2, KS3, GCSE, A-Level and Pre-University level. I also specialise in German for adult conversation  My specialisms in French are:  KS2, KS3 and GCSE. I also specialise in teaching adult French conversation for beginners.

Outside of teaching, I spend my time travelling, watching films, boxing and playing the piano.

My name is Manuela and I am a native teacher of Spanish language and literature by the University of Córdoba (Spain) where I obtained my teaching qualification (BA in Spanish Studies).

I offer Spanish lessons on a one-to-one basis or in small groups. With 14 years of experience as a private tutor, I will strive to ensure that you gain a better understanding and a deeper appreciation of the Spanish language.

I have also worked as a Spanish lecturer and as a freelance interpreter and translator. I consider myself to be a reliable, confident and committed teacher with plenty of patience and empathy. I hold QTS and also have a valid DBS

I teach language lessons to students aged 11 and up. I provide extra support for those studying towards a teaching qualification such as GCSE or A level.

My approach involves structured learning and I prepare lessons that are tailored according to each student’s purpose and skills. All material will be provided and I make the lessons dynamic and interactive so you are always interested in learning more. Homework assignments will be given every week and I will monitor and review your progress. As everyone has unique needs and a certain pace, I will adapt my lessons accordingly.

I teach Spanish, oral expression and comprehension, Spanish vocabulary and written comprehension, Spanish for GCSE, A level, adult education, A1, A2, B1, B2 (beginner, intermediate and upper intermediate).

I am a recent graduate of Spanish and Italian from the University of Manchester and I have been tutoring in these languages since November 2019. I have a passion for languages and language-learning, which I always love to share. I have taught students aged 16-70 either 1-1 lessons or pairs. I have also obtained a CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages).

I love tutoring languages because I love seeing the progression of my students and helping them build confidence in their language abilities. I always try to keep my lessons fun and varied, and I use lots of activity ideas and resources including many listenings, readings, videos, songs, and speaking games. Due to being a language learner myself, I feel that I can relate to students studying languages. 

I spend a huge amount of my free time learning new languages (including French, German, and Mandarin). As well as this, I host and attend language exchange events in town. I also enjoy playing tennis, table tennis, and board games.

I achieved a 2:1 in Modern Languages with Management BA from the University of Leicester and I am a qualified English as a Second language teacher. 

Spanish is my native language and I have also studied it as a foreign language at University, A level and GCSE, giving me an in depth understanding of the language at a communicative and a grammatical level. 

Being able to speak Spanish, Catalan, and English at a native level as well as Italian to a B2 level has allowed me to gain an in depth understanding of what is required to succeed when learning a foreign language and achieve a high grade in the exams.

My experience learning foreign languages has allowed me to develop great communicative and interpersonal skills that I transfer into my teaching in order to build rapport with the students and engage them in the learning process while encouraging them to further develop their passion for the language. 

Through my experience teaching English as a foreign language, I have learnt the importance of planning personalised lessons according to the students’ needs and interests in order to help them achieve their goals.

I am a dedicated, enthusiastic and committed tutor ready to help make a difference to students' lives. I have recently graduated from Nottingham Trent University with a First Class Honours degree in Spanish and Mandarin Chinese BA (Hons). As a polyglot, I am aware of many grammatical and syntactical difficulties that different students face as well as misconceptions and false friends. Having been in contact with different varieties of Spanish, I am very open-minded and knowledgeable about different registers, accents, and vocabularies. 

Having spent my Year Abroad in Valencia studying at la Universitat de València, I have a greater understanding of Valencian gastronomy, history, culture, people and lifestyle. Furthermore, being in constant contact with Spaniards and Latinos helped me to be accustomed to different accents and develop my fluency and confidence. 

I am ready to help unlock your potential and help you to reach your goals, using a wide range of methods and materials to suit all learning styles, and above all, to boost your confidence.

 Hola, me llamo David. My name is David. I am from the northern region of Rioja, in Spain, where I qualified as a teacher.

I have been living in Nottingham for over 15 years. I dedicated the last few years to make my passion for teaching Spanish my job. I teach children in nurseries and primary schools, secondary students doing GCSE and I also teach adults to speak Spanish from beginner level.

When I´m not teaching, like a normal father after work, I spend that precious time with my two children.

My name is Lily and I teach French in a Nottinghamshire secondary school. I grew up in the Alsace region of France. After completing a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Strasbourg. I moved to Nottingham as an exchange student. The year after, I worked as a French language teaching assistant in London, preparing GCSE students for their speaking exams. I also obtained a master's degree in American Studies. In 2019, I spent a year teaching French at university in the USA.

I came back to Nottingham, obtained my PGCE in modern languages and here I am!

As you can probably tell, I love teaching and travelling. One of my greatest strengths is that I enrich my learners' experience thanks to authentic content. I currently teach students at KS3 but I have experience teaching at primary school level, KS4 and KS5. If you are looking for a tutor that will make you want to learn, you stopped on the right profile!

I have over 30 years’ experience of teaching French, from primary school level to GCSE and A Level. I also teach ESOL to refugees. I have worked predominantly in schools but have also tutored Modern Foreign Languages and English as a Foreign Language to non-native speakers abroad. 

I have successfully taught students of all abilities and have had the pleasure of seeing many of my students become confident and competent linguists often going on to study French at university. I am confident that whatever the ability, I enable my students to make excellent progress.

I am passionate about language learning having spent two years living in France and love to share my enthusiasm for languages with my students. 

I use a range of teaching methods to engage and challenge my students and I thoroughly enjoy preparing exciting rewarding lessons using a variety of methodologies. My lessons incorporate periodic assessment for learning which I see as a vital tool to improve students' performance and reflection time to enable students to evaluate their own learning. I understand the importance of high -quality marking and providing constructive feedback.

Outside of teaching, I love to travel and learn new languages. I also enjoy running, baking, reading, walking and yoga.

I am a qualified Modern Foreign Languages teacher who has worked in Primary and Secondary schools and as a personal tutor over the last 7 years.  I currently offer tutoring in French (Primary through to GCSE and A Level) and German (Primary through to GCSE).  I love learning languages too, and study Spanish and Italian in my spare time.

I really enjoy getting to know students and discussing their goals and concerns.  I will then tailor the online sessions according to each student's needs.  In a typical hour's lesson we will practise grammar, speaking, listening and reading and we may review a piece of writing or translation completed by the student.  I'm pleased to say that all students I have had the privilege of tutoring have successfully reached their exam goals and beyond. Their success makes tutoring such an enjoyable job!  

As well as learning languages in my spare time, I love playing the alto sax and doing activities in the great outdoors such as kayakaing, swimming and horseriding.

I am available for French and German tuition for children and students of all levels, including GCSE and A level, as well as English as a foreign language, both online and face to face. I have a BA Joint Honours Degree in French and German from the University of Durham and PGCE in Modern Languages (qualified teacher status), CELTA qualification for English language teaching. Formerly Head of French and Head of Modern Languages; I have taught in comprehensive, independent schools, a girls’ grammar school, Sixth Form Colleges and a language academy. 

I have a proven track record of enabling all my students to meet personal and academic goals, achieved by building positive relationships and developing linguistic skill and confidence in all learners. I provide a range of learning experiences and deliver my teaching through engaging activities to ensure that all learners remain challenged and make excellent progress in relation to their abilities. 

I learn Spanish in my spare time and would be happy to tutor and support young learners wishing to learn Spanish from scratch. I can also coach school aged pupils and adults wishing to enhance their literacy, as well as their English Language and Literature skills and knowledge. 

Enthusiastic and experienced language tutor, passionate about helping students achieve their goals and develop a love for learning Spanish.  

I hold a degree in French and Spanish, a PGCE in MFL, and have extensive experience teaching various levels.
 

For the past 5 years, I've worked as an online Spanish tutor, employing technology to create interactive and engaging lessons tailored to my students' needs. My 8 years of experience teaching English as a foreign language allows me to address linguistic barriers and motivate learners from diverse backgrounds.
 

As a qualified DELE examiner (A1-B2) with DELE B2 and C1 certifications, I offer valuable guidance for students preparing for language proficiency exams. My teaching approach emphasizes conversation practice, confidence-building, and flipped classroom methodologies.
 

Having volunteered in Cambodia and Tanzania and worked in immersive language summer camps, I've developed a culturally sensitive teaching style that resonates with students from all walks of life. Excited to share my passion and expertise as your online Spanish tutor!

  I'm an experienced and motivational tutor based in Nottingham, with 16 years of teaching experience and a degree in French and Spanish from the University of Bristol. I have a PGDE, QTS and am currently an MFL secondary school teacher in Nottingham.
 

I tutor all ages up to A-Level standard in French and Spanish, and I strive for my pupils' success. For example, I was a private French tutor online for an IGCSE pupil, and she achieved two grades higher than her predicted IGCSE grade.

I have lived and worked in Madrid, Paris, Uruguay and Valencia, where I perfected my fluent French and Spanish.
 

As your tutor, I’m keen to help with all your French and Spanish language needs. As a person, I am outgoing with lots of positivity. I have plenty of French and Spanish food, film and music recommendations for you, for cultural appreciation! 

In my free time, I love cooking, international cinema, theatre, fashion, and learning history.

I’m originally from the UK and have always been outgoing and keen to explore out of my comfort zone. 

After graduating from Worcester University in 2015, I decided to use my first teaching qualification to travel to South America where I taught conversational level English in the Amazon Rainforest to a variety of age groups. For several years until 2022, I’ve taught English as a second language in South America and Eastern Europe before completing a CELTA course which opened new opportunities to Freelance online teaching which is what I currently pursue.

I enjoy teaching students of all ages and meeting new people from a diverse range of cultures and nationalities. My passion has been to deliver high quality teaching with fun engaging materials and having a positive impact on the students’ lives. 

In my spare time, I love photography and travel hence I’ve been on many exploits across the Americas and parts of Europe. I’ve always been an ambitious individual with high attention to detail and who always wants to thrive in a new challenge.

Hello, prospective student! I’m Danielle, an experienced secondary school languages teacher in Nottingham. 

I currently teach year 7 (beginners) to GCSE level. I teach a range of students of all abilities, as well as students with special educational needs - such as dyslexia, ADD, and more. 

My lessons will follow the accelerated learning cycle structure:

Together, we will complete:

1. Connect activity (a retrieval activity)

2. Activate (teacher-led instruction of a grammar or vocabulary).

3. Demonstrate (student completes activity using activate materials).

4. Consolidate (a final activity to ‘bring it all together’).

I am an empathetic, kind and caring teacher who considers all your needs in lessons. Your learning is my priority, and I am happy to adapt and change to what you need. 

I look forward to working together as linguists!

I have worked as a French teacher for the British Council where I had to do some translating work. I also worked as a French and English translator.

I am bilingual in English and in French. I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in English in Language, Literature and Civilisation at the University of Strasbourg in 2018. In parallel, I took courses at the National Youth Theatre in London and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. My first voiceover session was at the age of sixteen where the directors and producers from the "Beat Bullying movie" from the Council of Europe cast me to do voiceovers and act in English and in French.

I recently graduated from Drama School with a Master's Degree in Acting.

Bonjour! Je m’appelle Nicola. I am from Derby but loved learning French from a young age and so studied it at the University of Nottingham. I was lucky enough to spend a year living in France and then returned to Derby to begin my teaching career. 

I have 13 years of experience as a fully qualified French teacher – 10 of those as the Head of Languages in a Derby secondary school. My specialism is teaching French to KS3 and GCSE and I have a proven track record of helping all of my students, no matter their ability, to unlock their potential in French. I have spent many years helping other teachers to understand the requirements of GCSE French and so I have an excellent knowledge of the current and incoming for 2026 French exams and what they entail. 

When I am not thinking about all things French, I enjoy cooking, gaming and spending time with my two children. 

I am a passionate and enthusiastic teacher of Geography working at a large 11-18 secondary academy in Derbyshire. Prior to completing my PGCE, in which I gained QTS with Distinction, I graduated from the University of Nottingham with a First Class Honours degree in BSc Geography.

I believe a good geography education is empowering and I strive to ensure that my students develop the skills necessary to become independent, life-long learners and responsible global citizens. I am committed to ensuring full inclusion and equality and provide a supportive learning environment in which I tailor my teaching style to help my students thrive as individuals.

Outside of school, I am kept busy by my extremely energetic sprocker puppy, Bonnie, and enjoy long walks in the Peak District. I am also an avid Bake Off watcher and will find any excuse to do some weekend baking! 

 I have twenty years experience in education with outstanding success in adding value to students. I specialise in teaching Business Studies and I have also run my own business, so I can offer my students real-life examples of how businesses are run. I plan my lessons to identify gaps in knowledge and understanding. Once these gaps have been filled I move onto to build students confidence in exam skills.

My passion is to help develop confidence in young people both academically and with their emotional wellbeing. As well as being a qualified teacher, I am an Accredited Practitioner Coach and work 1-1 with students to build confidence, self-esteem and reduce anxiety.

Outside of teaching, I love travelling, baking, swimming  and watching legal dramas. 

I am from  Nottingham and have over 16 years of experience teaching health related courses, Psychology and Sociology at GCSE and A-level. I have developed teaching materials for the BBC and have worked as an examiner and assessor for the exam boards so I have a secure understanding of what they are looking for in your answers.

I get a real buzz out of teaching my subjects and my approach has always been to develop confidence in my students and for you to do the best you can. I am on your side! 

Outside of teaching, I love travelling, going to concerts, watching basketball and the Mighty Nottingham Forest!

I have been a History teacher for 4 years, teaching both GCSE and A-level (teaching AQA, OCR and Edexcel specifications), whilst I am also a Head of Year. I teach (and most importantly enjoy!) a variety of History topics from the Cold War to the Witch Hunts of the 16th Century. I regularly go on exam board training to ensure my knowledge and skills are up to date. 

I am happy to tutor for a specific course or to help students explore a topic beyond the textbook. I find helping students to enjoy History and being able to explore and discuss it in greater depth one of the most rewarding parts of my work. As a head of Year, the pastoral side of student development is as important as the academic development of students. 

Outside of school, I enjoy playing cricket, going to the gym and reading.

 I have been teaching Religious Studies for over 20 years, including GCSE and A Level. Most recently I have taught Christianity and Islam for the GCSE papers, but I have experience of teaching all the different faiths to GCSE level. I have taught all 3 Modules of the new A Level  – Philosophy, Ethics, specialising in the Developments of Christian Thought module. I have also worked as an Examiner at GCSE and A Level and have been involved in the development of both exam papers and markschemes, so I have a really good understanding of what is required in exam answers to gain the highest grades.

I have taught students of all abilities, including those with SEN and EAL and have had the pleasure of seeing students go on to study Religious Studies and Theology at University. I have a passion for my subject and the opportunity it gives students to think more deeply about Philosophical and Ethical questions. It is pleasure to see students grappling with complex ideas as their confidence and understanding develops.

Outside of teaching, I love to travel, both in the UK and overseas. I also enjoy cooking, reading, walking and going to the gym.

I became a teacher to make a difference by providing the best educational experience. This motivation has led to a successful 17 years of teaching. As a senior leader which required flexibility, I have gained extensive experience in the Humanities, Social Sciences and English. I am a passionate Historian and have taught History at Key stage 3, GCSE and A-level, English Language and English Literature at Key Stage 2-3 and GCSE, Politics at A-level and Sociology and R.E.at GCSE. Using my previous business and finance background, I have taught Business Studies and Finance at GCSE and A-level.

Building upon prior knowledge and the needs of individual students, I develop their knowledge, skills and understanding and how to apply this. I use a range of teaching methods to engage and challenge my students. I believe in building strong professional relationships with my students building their confidence to master the subject. 

I have a very active family life with two teenage boys. 

I have been teaching Psychology, Sociology and Health and Social Care for the past five years at both GCSE and A level and BTEC levels 1 through to 3. 

I am very passionate about the subjects I teach and aim that every student gains not just a better understanding of the topic but the confidence to further explore that subject. One-to-one guidance and support can give the student a greater depth of knowledge and the more confident ability to tackle exams and coursework with clarity of knowledge. 

I am happy to cover all syllabuses although i have mainly taught AQA and OCR and will cover all core topics and exam techniques. I am happy to target specific areas of knowledge as well as focus on exam questions and evaluation of topics. I have worked with students with additional learning needs and with SMSEH and behavioural needs also.   

I am a head of department at an outstanding school and have approximately 20 years teaching experience of Psychology and Sociology. I have also around 18 years of examining experience so I have a very good understanding of the skills that are needed to be successful at A level and GCSE!

I am friendly and approachable and like to think I go the extra mile for my students! I often provide help outside of scheduled sessions without charging additional fees.

The new linear examinations are proving to be quite challenging for a number of students, and centres, but my students consistently achieve high grades so I know I am preparing them well! 

I would like to think that I have a student centred approach to tutoring and like to work hard for my students. I like to create individual study plans which are made to suit each student in order to support the students that I tutor, and I set regular homework to assess progress. 

I am a Business Teacher with a real passion for Business! I studied and obtained a first class honours degree in Business Management and currently teach Business at GCSE, A Level and BTEC.

I particularly enjoy supporting students with the Accounting and Finance element of the subject and can also support with improving maths literacy alongside this, having taught Maths as a second subject. I can assist with exam preparation and support with the essay based questions including application and evaluation techniques or provide support and guidance with BTEC assignments.


Outside of the classroom I love to make desserts, especially cheesecakes, cookies and brownies.

Hi, I’m Heather and I’ve been teaching since 1997. I worked in an inner city school for 17 years before moving online in 2013. I enjoy teaching and I specialise in preparing students for examinations.  I am an examiner for five UK exam boards. I mark and moderate GCSE, AS, BTEC, and iGCSE in Geography & Travel and Tourism, and I am involved with setting GCSE and/or A-Level papers for Geography, Citizenship and Environmental Technology.  I love foreign travel and have visited Antarctica (amongst other destinations). I am looking forward to using my experience to help you improve your grade! 

I have been a Teacher of History, Geography and Humanities for 20 years, both in the UK and Internationally, with the last 10 years having been spent in Swiss International Schools along the shores of Lake Geneva. During this time, I have taught A-Level, GCSE, IGCSE, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, in the subjects of both History and Geography. I am currently a Geography examiner of GCSE for AQA and a History examiner of GCSE for WJEC exam boards.

I have achieved consistently high examination grades for the students in my classes during this time and am confident that I can offer this chance of high achievement as a tutor. History and Geography may seem straightforward and accessible on the surface; as the jokes go: History is just a bunch of stuff that happened and Geography is just colouring in. But doing these subjects well is a different matter and requires a far greater skill set. I will help provide this, giving students the confidence to not only succeed now, but flourish later on in their education through the development of stronger conceptual and intellectual understanding and a more sophisticated appreciation of these most important of subjects.

I've been teaching all ages for 17 years. I can help you improve your language skills and boost your self-confidence.
 

I believe that having plenty of practice time makes learning a language easier. In my teaching style, I employ techniques that promote learning through emphasis tagging. Conversational debates on various topics are available as resources (politics, philosophy, psychology, sociology, sports and fitness, and history), as are articles, videos, lessons, and my own.
 

I enjoy reading historical and philosophical books. As a sport psychologist, I enjoy discussing sports and nutrition. I am an NLP Master Practitioner as well as an NLP Master Coach. I enjoy watching psychological, political, and dramatic films and television shows.
 

Since 2006, I have worked in state education; educating and supporting students aged 11 to 18. I helped them understand the subjects and prepared them for exams. I've also marked and graded papers since the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a long career as a tutor, teacher and mentor in education, I have always held a passion for supporting students to learn and excel, even beyond their own standards. With specialisms in the Humanities including Business, Government & Politics, Sociology, English and Study Skills, I am committed to work with students to make the subject come alive to them with innovative, interactive personalised techniques. 

Although I am experienced in group settings, more recently I have focused on working one-to-one to boost closure of learning and achievement gaps, or motivating and students to gain skills, knowledge and understanding to high attainment. I am confident and experienced working at all levels from primary through to level 3, including basic skills, ESOL, GCSE, A Level, BTEC and vocational studies. 

I am a travelling enthusiast and my aim is to visit all the continents subject to the approval of my two cats.

 I'm Carla. Before I was a teacher, I worked as a journalist for BBC Newsround so have a background of bringing sometimes dry concepts to life for children. My qualification is in secondary English but more recently, I've been teaching primary school Maths and English to help prepare students for their SATS. 

In terms of online tutoring, I have experience teaching GCSE English and RSS, again in preparation for the end of Key Stage 4 national exams. In addition, I teach an online ESOL class once a week, as well as a face-to-face class for adults whose first language is other than English. I speak French so love the opportunity to practice it now and again. Overall, I have been teaching for 16 years.

As much as I can, I try to make lessons relevant to real life as well as fun, but there's no shying away from the truth that perseverance always pays off. For this reason, when I see students making steady incremental steps, I am so happy!

Aside from teaching, I enjoy walks in the park and litter picking with a local church environmental group. That's not 100% true: picking up litter is not so enjoyable! I like digging into local history too.

I have a wealth of experience in secondary schools & am passionate about supporting GCSE students to fulfil their potential in a range of subjects, including English (Language & Literature), Biology & Geography.

I have tutored students on an individual & small-group basis, both face-to-face & virtually, in addition to whole class teaching responsibilities. The last two years have allowed me the opportunity to embrace technology as a great tool for learning & I am extremely proud of the work that I have done in supporting students’ learning, even in challenging circumstances.

Online learning opportunities allow for focused, time-efficient learning & I engage students through a variety of activities that allows them to be challenged and supported. Combining short theory input with guided learning tasks, ensures that students can build on prior knowledge & experience success.

Most recently, I have taught AQA GCSE syllabus to Year 10/11 students & have worked as an AQA GCSE examiner.

I have been teaching geography for 26 years with experience in a Secondary School in London; an International College in Spain where I also taught Business and in FE in Nottinghamshire.  I have tutored geography and Business up to A Level- both in person and online. I have experience of examining geography at GCSE level and have a clear understanding of the expectations of the exams. As well as my own regular assessment and feedback of students’ learning- I use a range of activities to ensure students are aware of the criteria they need to work to and reflect on how they can do this. 

I am committed to the breaking down of potential barriers to learning. Having worked in inclusive settings and with students with English as an additional language I use a range of techniques that help all pupils to attain at the highest levels and aim to make the learning accessible and memorable for all. 

Hi, I'm Harry!

History has always been my passion, even outside of my job as a teacher, but having the ability to combine the two, knowing I can create a lasting impact for my students, makes that even greater.

I have taught KS3, KS4 and KS5, having carefully crafted my resources to best suit the needs of my students, whatever their age or ability. I also have experience in tutoring student teachers, which has allowed me the opportunity to better understand which approaches work well.

 I can make history an enjoyable and achievable subject with a 1-1 approach that ensures clarity, consistency and progress. Should there be a particular method to your learning style, I can make that accommodating. Afterall, we are all individuals who thrive in different ways!

Most recently, I have taught using Edexcel for GCSE and OCR for A Level, having designed a complete course for The Early Tudors. However, I am more than willing to extend beyond these to other exam boards/topics. 

My name is Meg, I am a Maths and Psychology teacher. I teach from Upper KS2, KS3 and KS4. 

I spent almost 10 years working for the youth justice service delivering therapeutic interventions to young people in the community, in schools and in custody. 

I decided I wanted to become a teacher in 2020 and have loved using the skills I developed in my previous career ever since. 

I am a fun and energetic teacher that makes learning creative and engaging.

I make cakes in my spare time and love spending time with my children and family. 

I am a positive and personable tutor with high expectations for all students I work with. I aim to understand how the individual learns and tutor to meet their specific need whilst building exam technique which is crucial to success. My purpose is to instil confidence in tutees because this will help them believe they can achieve; thus, more likely to reach their goal and thrive.

I believe the individual should be comfortable with the tutor; I am a friendly person who looks for the best in all students. I believe psychology is very much a skill-based subject as well as being content heavy and with my examining experience, feel I am competent at building the necessary skills for success at A level.

I am a highly experienced, enthusiastic and motivated teacher of Economics with over 20 years of experience of teaching at A level, GCSE and IB Diploma levels. I am based in Dorset and have significant experience of tutoring both face to face and online. For me the great advantage of tutoring is that the individual needs of the student can be met and virtually all students that I have tutored have significantly improved their performance. I am also an examiner at A Level and IB Diploma levels. Although my main subject is Economics I do also teach Business, Government and Politics and Law.

After achieving a First Class degree in Ancient History at the University of Nottingham, I completed a PGCE specialising in History and I achieved a distinction. I have been qualified for the past 4 years and have enjoyed teaching students from Year 7 - 13 History. I also have 2.5 years experience teaching Sociology at A-Level. 

As well as classroom teaching, I have experience tutoring students one-to-one through mentoring programmes hosted within my schools so I am excited to be able to offer those skills to more students. 

Outside of teaching, I enjoy Cheerleading as both an athlete and a coach. Working with young people and striving for success is a part of my day to day role and my sporting commitments outside of school.