Afia Boateng

My lessons are student-focused, engaging, and built to meet the specific goals of each learner. With nearly four years of experience, I’ve taught A-Level Economics in a sixth form classroom and have provided freelance tutoring in GCSE English and Maths. These different roles have taught me how varied learning styles can be. Some students need visual prompts and repetition, others benefit from discussions or writing practice. There's an academic approach for everyone. Finding yours is what learning is all about! My approach is flexible, but always structured around application and confidence-building.

For A-Level Economics, lessons often begin with a recap of key content, followed by breaking down real-world examples to show how theory applies beyond the classroom. We then work through exam-style questions, building analytical and evaluation skills gradually. My aim is to make topics like market failure, fiscal policy, or globalisation feel less abstract and more understandable.

For GCSE English and Maths, I place a strong emphasis on identifying gaps in understanding early on. In English, that might mean building essay writing techniques, exploring how to interpret language, or planning responses to unseen texts. In Maths, we go through methods step-by-step, with lots of room for questions and practice to build fluency.

All sessions are friendly, no-pressure environments where students are encouraged to take ownership of their learning. Whether you’re aiming to improve your grade, catch up on missed content, or just feel more secure in a subject, my lessons are designed to support and challenge you.

Weekend availability – both online and in-person.