Charlie

I obtained an honours degree in Geography & Environmental Studies (with French) from the University of Sussex in 2003. I then completed my PhD in 2006 from the same university, focusing on climate variability and change over southern Africa. I have been working as a Climate Scientist for over 13 years, firstly at the University of Reading (when he is still a Senior Visiting Research Fellow) and then the University of Bristol (as a Research Fellow). I am also a part-time tutor at the Department for Continuing Education at the University of Oxford. I have published extensively, including many papers in peer-reviewed scientific literature and an edited book, and lectures nationally and internationally. See https://drcharlietuition/ for more details.

Availability: Monday-Friday, 7-10 PM.

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: I have many undergraduate and postgraduate Geography and Meteorology courses, including Advanced GIS, Remote Sensing, and Current & Global Weather Events. I currently teach an adult-education evening class, at first year undergraduate level, in Contemporary Climate Science. I have supervised multiple undergraduate, Masters and PhD projects, all focusing on various aspects of climate science and climate change. My main area of teaching expertise is the broad subject of climate - including topics such as the physical science, impacts, adaptation, mitigation and politics. A secondary area of expertise, however, is GCSE and A-level tuition. Given my educational background and deep/holistic understanding of climate/environmental change and the natural world, I am also qualified to provide tuition for pupils at these levels, particularly within the subject of Geography, but also elements of Environmental Management, Environmental Politics, etc. See https://drcharlietuition/ for more details.