I teach a wide range of Social Science subjects, including Sociology, Psychology, Philosophy, Criminology, Research Methodology, and Social Anthropology. With an A in my HNC in Social Science and currently studying the field at university, I bring both academic achievement and a passion for these disciplines into my teaching.

My lessons are interactive, engaging, and tailored to meet individual learning needs. I focus on breaking down complex concepts into manageable pieces, making them both accessible and interesting. Each session combines theory with real-world applications, so students can see how the subjects relate to everyday life. For instance, Sociology and Anthropology explore social structures and cultural diversity, while Psychology delves into understanding human thought and behavior. In Philosophy, we challenge perspectives and encourage critical thinking, while Criminology allows students to explore the causes of crime and the justice system. Research Methodology provides essential skills for conducting independent, reliable studies.

Lessons are structured to include discussions, case studies, and examples that bring the subject to life. I encourage an open, collaborative environment where students feel comfortable engaging in dialogue, asking questions, and exploring different viewpoints. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your knowledge, my goal is to help you develop a well-rounded understanding of the social sciences.

By the end of my lessons, you will not only grasp key theories and concepts but also sharpen your critical thinking and analytical skills. You’ll be prepared to apply what you've learned both academically and in real-world situations, fostering a deeper understanding of society and human behavior.