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Lesley

Lesley

Swansea

GCSE

£30/h

They are aimed at GCSE and A Level students

I am a private tutor with experience in 1-1 teaching. I enjoy helping my students combat questions they would not have attempted otherwise and breaking down complex questions easil...

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Eesha

Birmingham

Psychology

£15/h

An A grade A level AQA psychology tutor

Hi My name is Eesha i am currently studying Psychology at The University of Birmingham! As a dedicated university student with a passion for psychology, I offer personalised tutori...

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

👩🏻‍🏫 What can an A Level tutor offer me?

A tutor for A Levels can help you to strengthen your study habits, increase your motivation and self-esteem, as well as learn how to prepare for the exams. This will then help you to achieve the grades you want to help you with your next steps in your career or studies.

<strong>🎓  How can I find tutors to help me with my A Level exams?</strong>

To begin with, you should be clear about whether you want to opt for face-to-face tuition or online tuition. If you opt for the former, you can find private tutors in any tuition school. In addition, you can use the local search to find private tutors in your city or region.

If you prefer to opt for online tuition, we recommend that you look for your private tutors for A Level exams online through platforms such as FindTutors.co.uk. In the case of our platform, we offer a wide variety of tutors and preparation courses.

<strong>❌ What mistakes should I avoid when taking my A Level exams?</strong>

Nerves can betray us, and it often happens that many students who are very well-prepared for A Level exams end up failing. That's why you should try to be as calm as possible, read the questions well (sometimes they are formulated to confuse you), distribute the time you have well and, once you have finished your exam, check that everything is OK.

<strong>🖥️ Where can I find online resources to prepare for A Level exams?</strong>

By doing a quick search, you can find websites that offer practice papers and also examples of some of the questions that have been asked in other years of A Level exams.

If this option does not suit you, you can also choose to sign up for a group preparation course. It will probably not be the same as one-to-one private tuition, and you will be sharing space with other students, but you will be able to learn just the same.

<strong>💸  How much does private tuition for A Level exams cost?</strong>

The cost of private tuition for A Level exams will depend on several factors: the level of experience of the tutor, the student, the time spent in the classes and the location (whether it will be face-to-face or online).

On average, the price of A Level preparation classes can vary between 20 pounds and 40 pounds per hour. Some tuition schools also offer packages with lower prices for several hours of tuition.

Check out the average rates for private tuition here

Information about A-Level preparation classes

What are A-Levels?

A-Level exams are the final exams that students take at the end of sixth form and which can help them gain admission to university.

It is an important milestone in a student's academic career, and requires a lot of preparation and hard work to pass. Here are some tips on how to best prepare for A-Level exams and common mistakes to avoid when taking the exam.

Tips on how to prepare for A-Level exams

Preparing for A-Level exams can be a daunting prospect, but there are some steps you can take to make sure you are as well-prepared as possible.

  • Firstly, set aside time each day to study for the exam. You should also try to create a study plan, focusing on the topics you need to cover and the amount of time you should spend on each one. This will help you to stay focused and organised as you study the material.

  • Secondly, it is essential to practise, practise, practise. You should take as many mock exams as possible and check your answers carefully, so that you can identify any areas where you may need extra help. This will also give you an idea of the type of questions you may encounter in the real exam.

  • Third, it is important to know the structure of the exam. Knowing how many questions you are expected to answer, how long each section is, and what type of questions you may encounter can help you better prepare for the exam.

  • Finally, get enough rest and stay healthy. A healthy body and a rested mind will help you concentrate better and retain the material you are studying.

Common mistakes to avoid when taking A-Level exams

When taking A-Level exams, it is important to be aware of some of the common mistakes that students often make.

  • Read the questions carefully and answer all parts of the question. Some students make the mistake of answering only part of the question, which can lead to lower marks.

  • Be aware of the time limit. While it is important to take the time to answer questions correctly, it is also important to make sure that you do not spend too much time on any one question.

  • Double-check your answers. It is easy to make mistakes when writing answers, so be sure to proofread your work before submitting it.

  • Remain calm during the exam. Taking breaks when necessary to clear your head and regroup can be very helpful. If you start to feel overwhelmed, take a deep breath and try to relax.

  • Avoid guessing. While it is important to answer all questions, it is also important to avoid guessing when you are unsure of the answer. Guessing can lead to incorrect answers, which can negatively affect your score.

How to find private tutors to study for A-Level exams

Finding a tutor to help you prepare for A-Level exams can be a good way to make sure you are as well-prepared as possible for the exam.

Here are a few tips you can follow when looking for a tutor for A-Levels:

  • Research available tutors in your area. Look for tutors who specialise in the subjects you need to study for the exams and who have experience in preparing students for the exam.

  • Ask questions. Make sure you know the tutor's qualifications and experience, and ask any questions you may have about the tutoring process.

  • Look for reviews of tutors. Reading reviews can give you an idea of how successful the tutor has been with other students.

  • Ask for references. Ask the tutor for a list of references so that you can contact them and get their opinions about the tutor's services.

  • Discuss your goals with the tutor. Make sure you understand what you need to achieve and what the tutor can do to help you reach your goals.