Amelia

I am an incoming Law student at Durham University and I have a particular passion in essay-based subjects, as they invite debate and scrutiny. I regularly read a range of fiction and non-fiction. Despite having my A-Level exams cancelled, I wanted to put my outstanding attainments in English Literature to valuable use by helping others strengthen their abilities in any way I can. I can help on specific things like how to read and analyse set texts in detail, how to structure essays, how to nail the Assessment Objectives and more. I am now offering help to GCSE Maths students who need help in specific topics.

Availability: I am only able to offer lessons online.

I am largely very flexible at the moment and I can try to cater for those who would like morning, late afternoon/evening or weekend lessons. However I am due to start university soon and will update my availability according to my timetable and commitments.

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: I have an excellent knowledge of the current exam specifications for AQA GCSE English Literature and Language, AQA A-Level English Literature and Edexcel GCSE Mathematics, as these were the exam boards I did myself.

At GCSE, I obtained a Grade 9 in English Literature, Grade 7 in English Language and Grade 8 in Mathematics.
My predicted grade for A Level English Literature is an A*. Alongside English Literature, I also studied A-Level Geography and A-Level German.

I am happy to help out anyone doing GCSE or A Level English Literature, GCSE English Language or GCSE Maths, regardless of what exam board or set texts you are doing, but I am more familiar with the AQA exam board qualifications for English and Edexcel for GCSE Maths. I have particular knowledge in the following set texts at GCSE and A-Level English Literature:

GCSE texts:
Macbeth - William Shakespeare
Lord of the Flies - William Golding
Poetry: Power and Conflict

A-Level texts:
Hamlet - William Shakespeare
Death of a Salesman - Arthur Miller
When Will There Be Good News? - Kate Atkinson
Crime Poetry: Crabbe, Browning and Wilde
Keats Poetry Collection (tragedy genre)