Michelle Makos

I have a degree in Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice, and I am currently studying MSc Forensic and Investigative Psychology. I have experience working with students of all levels, I am confident in breaking down complex theories into clear, digestible parts. My approach is patient, supportive, and encouraging, aimed at building your skills steadily and removing any frustration or confusion.

My psychology lessons are designed to be engaging, clear, and tailored to your unique learning needs. Whether you are a GCSE or A-level student preparing for exams, an undergraduate needing support with essay writing and research methods, or simply curious about human behaviour, I structure each session to help you build both understanding and confidence.

Lessons usually begin with a quick review of previous material to reinforce learning and address any questions you may have. From there, I introduce new concepts in manageable steps, using real-life examples and case studies to make abstract ideas relatable and memorable. We focus not only on theory but also on practical application, helping you to think critically about psychological issues and prepare for assessments.

I use a variety of teaching methods — including discussions, visual aids, quizzes, and written exercises — to keep sessions dynamic and interactive. This variety ensures that we find a learning style perfectly suited to you which will keep you actively involved.

Together, we set achievable goals and regularly review progress, so you can see your improvement and stay motivated. Whether you want to excel in exams, write better essays, or simply deepen your knowledge, my lessons will support you every step of the way.