With the 2023 A level and GCSE exams over, the focus has now been shifted onto the upcoming year 11 and year 13s. Although exams are still far away, there is no better time to start than now. Whether it is help with Rivers and Fluvial processes, tectonics, erosion or the carbon an water cycle, then I can certainly help. Or if it is more of a human approach that requires that tad more work, we can focus on Human Rights (My favourite), Changing Spaces Making Places, Urbanisation, Population growth. The list is endless. With modules in Data Analysis during my first year at York, I can even provide aid with the trickiest part of all geography - statistical tests! Scoring 56/60 on the NEA, I can further provide as much support and help as possible, giving examples and aid where need be. With flexible hours and sessions sculpted to when it fits you the best, I sincerely feel like real progress can be made with all of my future students.

Lessons will take an entirely unstructured approach ad will cover whatever you feel needs to be covered and prioritised. Then weekly, we will recap what we learnt last week to keep it a fresh, whilst still continuing to learn new content.

From just coming out of A levels and going straight into a degree in Geography, all of the content is fresh in my mind and will constantly be ticking over. I have all of the resources available which I used to achieve and A*, as well as a multitude of exam questions (As I spent hours searching for them so you don't have to) to practice weekly in order to further your knowledge to the maximum and reach for those top grades. However, it might not be the exam questions that you struggle with, maybe it is learning the content. In that case, I have hundreds of flashcards and knowledge organisers which were pivotal to my success, and I am certain they will be for yours too.

I look forward to working with each and every one of you

Thanks :)