One-to-one tutoring · GCSE & A-level
I tutor AQA Psychology, GCSE Science and OCR History — the same three subjects I sat myself, taught from the exam board's own criteria, not generic revision guides.
Three subjects, taught to the exact spec each student is sitting — not a watered-down general version.
Research methods, approaches, and the application questions that separate a B from an A — built around how AQA actually marks essays and 16-markers.
Biology, Chemistry and Physics — Combined or Triple. Strong on the required practicals and the six-mark questions that decide the top grades.
GCSE History (AQA) through to A-level Britain 1930–1997 (OCR) — the Churchill enquiry, Section A source analysis, and the essay technique that carries through both levels.
Hi, I'm Mahnoor. I sat all three of these subjects myself, not so long ago — A* in OCR History (Britain 1930–1997), A in AQA Psychology, and grades 8–9 across GCSE Science.
I sat these exams myself this year, so I know exactly what exam pressure feels like from the other side of the desk right now — and I know what actually moves a grade up versus what just feels productive.
The spine of the OCR Y113 unit — Churchill's wilderness years and premiership, then the governments that followed. Useful as a revision skeleton before we build the detail back in.
This is the skeleton, not the answer — every exam question wants specific evidence and a judgement, and that's what sessions focus on building.
Built around the exam, not just the syllabus.
Every topic gets tied back to real exam questions early, so revision time goes on what's actually asked rather than everything that could be.
We go through examiner language directly — what separates a Level 3 from a Level 4 answer, and why, in the student's own recent work.
Sessions are built around the specific exam board and paper a student is sitting, not a generic version of the subject.
Whether it's steady content-building from September or focused technique work close to exams, sessions adjust to where a student actually is.
A few words from people I've tutored.
"My grade went from a 6 to a 9 — I genuinely didn't think that jump was possible in GCSE History."
Gina · GCSE History student
"The lessons were fun and interactive — my daughter actually looks forward to them, which wasn't always the case with revision."
Fatimah · parent
"My essay structure for the Churchill topic really improved — it finally clicked how to actually build the argument, not just list facts."
Hilda · A-level History student
The questions parents usually ask first.
One hour over Zoom, recorded so you can rewatch anything afterwards. Timing's flexible — we work around your schedule rather than a fixed slot.
£35 per hour, online. Get in touch for block-booking rates if you're planning regular weekly sessions.
Yes — due to current demand, I'm offering one free 25-minute trial session, so we can talk through goals and see if it's a good fit before booking anything further.
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