Religion Tutors : 1-1 Religion Lessons

Hi there, I’m Rabia!

I’m a recent graduate from Queen Mary University of London with a degree in Politics with Business Management and have over 8 years of teaching experience from Nursery to A-level in various subjects.

I have quite an interest in International Relations/Global Politics and enjoy linking current affairs with conceptual knowledge.

I love meeting new people and enjoy working together with students to help them achieve their personal goals in a tailored approach. Education is all about the journey and enjoying learning, and I aim to make your experience as friendly and enjoyable as possible.

I don’t believe in a singular methodological approach, and I do my utmost best to understand how you like to learn so that lessons are geared at helping you achieve the best marks in whatever exams you’re taking! 🙂

Learning doesn’t have to be scary!

Hi I’m Alina!. I’m a fourth year medical student at the University of Liverpool. I really enjoy meeting new people and helping them to achieve their goals so tutoring is a great fit!

At A-level I studied Biology (A*), Chemistry (A) and English Literature (A*).

At GCSE, the main subjects I studied were: Maths (8), English Literature (9), English Language (9), Biology (9), Physics (9) and Chemistry (8)

The academic demands of applying to medicine are high, and as such, I had to develop a strong work ethic and revision/exam techniques, which I am more than happy to pass on in our sessions.

I used tutors throughout secondary school, mainly for help with Biology, Chemistry and English. I found the help of my tutors invaluable; without it, I don’t think I would have achieved the same grades or even gotten into medical school!

I also think that the interview preparation course that I attended was crucial to me receiving offers from Medical schools. This allowed me to face my fears by stimulating the interview environment so boosted my confidence for the real ones. I also think the feedback I received was so useful to reflect on and analyse in order to improve my performance. I therefore would really like to help others in the same position!

Hi there, I’m Cameron! It’s great that you are thinking already about raising your game and reaching your aspirations in education. It is not too long ago that I was in the same position. A bit about me: I am a current Oxford Philosophy and Theology undergraduate with a passion for education- a lifelong, enriching process which all learners should be able to access and where all should be feel a sense of achievement. Following from this, I have worked as a volunteer in educational outreach for state schools like where I came from before Oxford. I have ran personal statement and Oxbridge application workshops, as well as ‘tasters’ in philosophy. The biggest honour was that my high school allowed me to come back!
I studied English literature (A*), Psychology (A*), Philosophy (A) at A level, and I also studied History at AS where I received the highest mark in my cohort. I have always had a wide range of interests, and enjoyed seeing where and how they intertwine in interesting and creative ways.
My friends will say that I am both a solitary creature reading in libraries or wandering about Oxford, and a massive extrovert who loves staying out and meeting new people.
I hope that we can share an enthusiasm for learning, and I hope that I can help you in reaching your goals and aspirations.

I have been working as a professional tutor for nearly seven years. I graduated with a degree in HSPS from the University of Cambridge, and have been teaching a variety of humanities and English subjects ever since. I tutor English Language and Literature GCSE, Sociology A Level, Oxbridge admissions, as well as many other related-courses. Since 2020, I have adapted my work to a heavily online-based approach, though am available in person, particularly for summer school and teaching camps. Online, I utilise screensharing, PDF annotation, interactive whiteboards, shareable textbooks, past papers, and many other learning materials and worksheets that I have accumulated over the years, and in many cases technology that I have invested into, in order to make online tuition particularly engaging.

Preparing for the UCAT can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, it’s an opportunity to demonstrate your potential. As a fourth-year medical student who achieved seven grade 9s at GCSE and scored in the top 20% of UCAT candidates (including 700+ in Abstract Reasoning), I’ve developed strategies that balance efficiency with accuracy.

Having recently navigated the exam successfully, I understand both its technical demands and the stress that comes with it. My focus is on building your confidence through structured practice, tailored feedback, and clear explanations of question patterns. Whether you’re just beginning your preparation or looking to refine specific sections, I can help identify strengths to build upon and areas needing attention.

Beyond just teaching the material, I aim to provide perspective on managing time effectively during the test and maintaining composure under pressure—skills that serve students well both in the UCAT and throughout medical school applications. My approach is practical, evidence-based, and adapted to individual learning styles.

If you’re seeking guidance from someone who’s been through the process and can offer actionable advice, I’d be happy to support your preparation.