Second-year student at Holy Cross studying philosophy, politics, and music tech. Outside of college, I spend most of my time reading primary philosophical texts, writing, studying political theory, and playing metal and blues guitar. That cross-subject focus gives me a way broader perspective on these topics than you'll get from standard textbook revision.
I consistently hit above 32/40 on my OC...
Second-year student at Holy Cross studying philosophy, politics, and music tech. Outside of college, I spend most of my time reading primary philosophical texts, writing, studying political theory, and playing metal and blues guitar. That cross-subject focus gives me a way broader perspective on these topics than you'll get from standard textbook revision.
I consistently hit above 32/40 on my OCR Religious Studies essays, and my main focus as a tutor is showing you exactly how to do the same. Philosophy and ethics can feel full of intentionally confusing academic jargon, but once you learn how to break theories down into bite-sized concepts, it becomes straightforward.
Whether we’re tackling Nietzsche, Foucault, Mill, or dissecting core arguments on the OCR spec, I approach every thinker without bias to make sure you actually understand what they're articulating.
What My Sessions Focus On:
OCR Exam Structure: Nailing top-band essay planning, line of argument, and strict time management so you never run out of time in the exam.
Jargon Busting: Stripping away overcomplicated wording so you can explain complex theories clearly and persuasively.
Stretch Material: Recommending targeted further reading if you're aiming for an A* or looking to push beyond the standard specification.
My style is relaxed, direct, and pressure-free. We’ll cover every topic on the OCR specification thoroughly, and I’m always available outside of tutoring hours if you have quick questions on an essay draft or revision topic. I’m fully committed to helping you hit top marks and build real confidence in the subject.
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