Hannah Birch Birch

My lessons are interactive, supportive, and fully tailored to each student’s goals. I start by identifying your strengths, areas for improvement, and preferred learning style. From there, I design sessions that break down complex psychological theories into clear, manageable steps. To keep lessons effective and engaging, I use a blend of discussion, visual aids, practice questions, and exam-style exercises that encourage both understanding and application of knowledge.

Having worked with individuals with a wide range of learning needs, I am confident in adapting my teaching methods to suit different students. I often draw on creative strategies to help learners retain information, whether that involves using alternative explanations, real-world case studies, or structured study techniques. My adaptability means I can support students with varying abilities and ensure they feel comfortable and motivated throughout the learning process.

I teach across multiple areas of psychology, including Cognitive, Behavioural, Biological, Developmental, and Social Psychology, as well as Research Methods, Clinical and Forensic Psychology, and exam preparation for GCSE, A-level, and university courses.

With an MPsych (Hons) in Clinical Psychology and professional experience as a Rehabilitation Assistant and Support Worker, I bring both subject expertise and strong interpersonal skills. These roles have strengthened my ability to explain complex ideas clearly, foster confidence, and encourage independence in others.

Ultimately, my aim is not only to help you succeed in exams but also to develop critical thinking skills and a genuine curiosity about psychology. Together, we will build a learning experience that is enjoyable, effective, and suited to your individual needs.