Find Your Perfect History Tutor In Glasgow

I’m a second year music student at Durham University and my instruments I play are piano, guitar and voice. I came from doing GCSEs at a small private school in Cambridge and A levels at Hills Road Sixth Form College both in music. I have often been good with helping out my peers on concepts within the technical and written side of music since that’s definitely my strongest area, but it’s definitely something with a lot of students struggle with and I get that appraising music can be difficult thing to get your head around

Hi, I'm Ashima! I am currently a law student and have worked with a range of students, including students with SEN. I have experience with teaching and engaging across AQA, OCR, and Edexcel exam boards, and adapt lessons to suit both individual learning needs and exam expectations. I aim to ensure that sessions are calm, focused, and designed to make progress feel achievable.

Hello! My name is Saleena, and I am a first year Physics with Theoretical Physics student at Imperial College London. I have previous experience in tutoring Maths and English and I am very passionate about teaching! I believe that a gentle but effective approach to tutoring is best, by increasing first understanding and then practice. My academic journey has gone from having a passion for the law to studying physics, so I have lots of experience in honing skills in different subjects! Additionally, I have achieved 8 9s and 2 8s in my GCSES and A*A*A in Maths, Further Maths and Physics A Levels, so I have a fairly good grasp on how to improve exam technique. Outside of my physics studies, I also write for my university's newspaper as well as writing short fiction, as I really enjoy more literary pastimes in contrast to my everyday studies. My approach to tutoring is very student-based; and will be tailored on a student to student basis depending on interests and which methods work best for which students. At the end of the day, my goal is to help students achieve their full potential and to help them enjoy doing it!

Hi there, my name is Emily, and I am currently studying law at UCL whilst staying a passionate languages and English tutor! Learning a language (I can tutor German and Spanish) or perfecting one's English should be stress-free and as fun as possible. I tailor each session to my student's needs and their goals, whether that be speaking, reading, listening or writing in the target language. I also enjoy tutoring English language and literature GCSEs, since I particularly struggled with those when I was 16. I eventually persevered and achieved 9s and now know how to teach students difficult concepts and help fine tune those timed essays!

Hello! I am Bertie and I’m a trainee lawyer having previously studied Classics at Durham University where I graduated with a First. I love the the English language, classical world, History and History of Art and enjoy tutoring in these fields. I got 11 A*s in 12 GCSEs, and 4 A*s at A Level in English, History, Latin and Greek. I write articles for magazines, I am a member of my university Diplomatic Society producing a weekly dossier and love to read about current affairs and historical books and articles. I have experience in tutoring and enjoy watching students develop their skills and help them to achieve better grades. I will tailor my sessions to each student and focus on areas that they struggle with before moving on to the next topic. I enjoy the problem solving aspect of tutoring and am always up for the challenge of teaching difficult subjects. In my free time I am teaching myself Italian because I love the language and it links well with my study of law. Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions. I am happy to help with all students and would love to take them under my wing.

Hi! I’m Brooklyn, a second-year medical student at the University of Manchester. I have over two years of tutoring experience, having worked with students taking the IGCSE in Geography, History, English Language, and English Literature. I'm a French tutor at the university, and also teach at La Petite École de Manchester, where I work with children aged 5 and 6. My teaching approach emphasises on patience, encouragement, and adapting to each student’s individual learning style. Beyond academics, I’ve worked with children with autism and cerebral palsy and volunteer with Make a Smile to help bring joy to children with additional needs. I love creating supportive and engaging environments that help students feel confident and enjoy learning!

Hello, my name is Shayan, and I am a dedicated and enthusiastic tutor currently studying Politics, Philosophy and Law at the University of Warwick, one of the UK’s top 10 universities. Having recently completed my A-Levels, I achieved outstanding results, including an A* in Law and an A in Politics, demonstrating both academic excellence and a deep understanding of the subjects I teach. As someone who has recently navigated GCSEs and A-Levels successfully, I understand exactly what examiners are looking for and how students can maximise their marks. My teaching is informed by extensive experience with AQA, Edexcel and OCR-style examination techniques, helping students not only understand content but also develop the exam skills needed to achieve top grades. I specialise in tutoring Law, Politics and GCSE subjects, providing personalised lessons tailored to each student’s strengths, weaknesses and learning style. My approach focuses on building confidence, improving critical thinking and developing effective revision and exam strategies. I believe that every student can succeed when given the right support and guidance. Alongside my academic achievements, I have developed strong communication and leadership skills through professional experience in both legal and administrative environments, including work experience at a solicitors’ firm and a role within a busy medical practice. These experiences have strengthened my ability to explain complex ideas clearly and work effectively with people of all ages. Outside of academics, I have competed at county level cricket for both Warwickshire and Worcestershire and currently play 1st XI cricket in the Birmingham and District Premier League. Sport has taught me discipline, resilience and the importance of hard work,qualities I encourage in all of my students. I am passionate about helping young people reach their full potential and would be delighted to support your child on their academic journey.

My name is Evelyn, and I am currently a second-year Chemistry student at UCL. I began volunteering as a tutor in January through REUK, where I have gained valuable experience supporting students in their studies. I have also completed a DBS check and am fully eligible to work with young people. Alongside my formal tutoring, I have spent many years informally helping friends and younger students, which has strengthened my ability to explain complex concepts clearly and adapt to different learning styles. While I specialise in Chemistry, I also have experience tutoring Biology at A level and Maths at IGCSE level. I offer a flexible schedule and am able to accommodate a wide range of tutoring hours.

I am a second-year LLB Law student at the University of Warwick, predicted a First Class degree. I achieved 10 Grade 9s at GCSE and ranked 1st in my A-Level English Language cohort with a 95% score. The academic record is there. More importantly, so is the method behind it. For the past three years I have worked as a qualified Swimming Instructor, teaching 30+ children weekly across all ages and ability levels. That experience taught me something no degree can: every student needs a different explanation, and your job as a teacher is to find it. That is exactly how I approach every subject I teach. I teach English Language at GCSE and A-Level, English Literature at IGCSE, History at IGCSE, and Economics at A-Level. Across every subject, my approach is the same: mark scheme mastery, structured note-taking systems, exam technique built from real experience, and live feedback on past papers. I do not teach students to memorise. I teach them to think like an examiner. I have seen firsthand what separates students who plateau at a Grade 6 from those who break through to Grade 9. The gap is almost never intelligence. It is method, and that is exactly what I provide.

I graduated with a First from Oxford last year for my undergraduate History BA. I am really passionate about teaching and this year I have engaged in a variety of teaching roles, including volunteering as an English teacher for 3 months in Nepal. I have tutored History and Geography A level, alongside English Lit and Language GCSE for over 3 years. My tutoring style primarily revolves around teaching technique based essay writing improvements, and my students are able to massively boost their academic performance by focusing on these core skills. I am keen to provide a personalised experience tailored to each individual student which best suits their individual needs and learning approach. As a graduate in History, I am extremely experienced in essay writing (having to had to write weekly essays over 3 years). Thus I am well equipped to provide useful feedback and tips for any aspiring humanities student. I always like to be available to any of my students outside of sessions in case they have any queries or requests for content.