Gregory

I`m a born and bread Londoner though an avid traveller and explorer of new things. My main interests are a variety of sports, especially skiing and biking and travelling to historical places where I my academic curiosity takes me. Professionally, I have been teaching and lecturing History, Politics and International Relations for many years and I`m a member of the Royal Historical Society.

Availability: I`m available Monday-Friday after 4pm and Saturday mornings.

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: I was educated at Oxford university and London Universities and I hold a doctorate in politics and history.
I have extended experience teaching a range of themes across the examination boards.
I teach Politics and History at a leading Private college in London where I have been head of department for many years.

I publish regularly on the themes that I teach. Here is a select publication list:

Book:
Mary Tudor England’s first Queen Regnant – truth is the daughter of time, (Gracewing Publications, 2015).
Peer review papers:
‘The impact of the dissolution of Westminster Abbey on the provision of social welfare,
c. 1540-1600’, American Benedictine Review, September, 2018

“Why did Germany lose the War and could it have won?”, The 20th Century History Review, January 2010.

“Did the Soviet un ion win the War because or in spite of Stalin?”, The 20th Century History Review, February 2011.

“Not so Peaceful Coexistence”, The 20th Century History Review, April 2011. The Berlin Wall: Success or failure? - 20th Century History Review, September 2011.

“In the Shadow of the Monroe Doctrine: the long term causes of the Cuban Missile Crisis”, 20th Century History Review, September 2012.


We would not only thoroughly revise the material but also focus on essay writing skills and source analysis technique as well as meticulously work on the requirements of each type of question, following exam mark schemes and other specified guides.

DBS Check: Yes