Shriya Ray

My lessons are designed to make Sociology clear, engaging and exam-ready. I break down complex theories and thinkers, from Marx, Durkheim and Weber to contemporary debates on identity, gender, migration and social movements, into simple steps, then help students apply them to real-world examples.

How I teach:
Every lesson is tailored to the student’s level, goals and exam board. A typical session starts with a quick review of the previous topic, moves on to new content with plenty of discussion and questions, and ends with exam-style practice.

Lesson length:
Lessons are usually 60 minutes. For undergraduate essays, research projects and dissertation support, I offer 90-minute sessions.

Who the lessons are for:
GCSE and A-level Sociology students, undergraduates, and anyone preparing essays or dissertations in Sociology and the social sciences. Lessons are available in person in London or online.

My experience:
I hold an MSc in Political Sociology from the London School of Economics, where I received a Distinction for my dissertation, and a BA in Sociology with a 9.40/10 CGPA and top grades in all 30+ modules. I’ve designed and delivered 20+ training modules for 70+ students in communication, critical thinking and leadership, and taught English, History and Maths to students aged 9 to 16 as a teaching volunteer.

Your first lesson is a chance for us to discuss your goals and build a plan that works for you.