My name is Imogen, and I am a Psychology graduate with First Class Honours from Swansea University. I’m passionate about helping students succeed in their studies and showing how fascinating psychology can be when explained clearly and made relevant to everyday life.
In our lessons, my main goal is to make psychology simple, engaging, and confidence-building. I specialise in supporting GCSE and...
My name is Imogen, and I am a Psychology graduate with First Class Honours from Swansea University. I’m passionate about helping students succeed in their studies and showing how fascinating psychology can be when explained clearly and made relevant to everyday life.
In our lessons, my main goal is to make psychology simple, engaging, and confidence-building. I specialise in supporting GCSE and A-level students, tailoring each lesson to your exam board and individual needs. Together, we will break down challenging theories, apply them to real-world examples, and practice exam-style questions to strengthen both your understanding and your technique.
Each lesson is interactive and student-focused. I encourage plenty of questions, discussions, and active learning, because I believe the best progress happens when lessons feel more like a conversation than a lecture. I’ll also share revision strategies, essay planning methods, and study tips that I used myself to achieve top grades.
My experience includes volunteering in schools to support children with reading, as well as working with families through a psychology placement where I developed strong communication and empathy skills. In addition, I have held leadership roles such as President of the Psychology Society at university, which helped me build skills in mentoring and motivating others.
Above all, I want my students to leave each session feeling more confident, prepared, and inspired by the subject. Psychology is not just about passing exams — it’s about understanding people, and I’m here to help you succeed in both.
I look forward to working with you!
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