I know that there is a load of content in GCSE and A-Level history, I've been there too and as interesting as it all is just memorising the content isn't the best or most efficient way to get the grades you're capable of. Unfortunately, a huge part of GCSEs and A-Levels is knowing how to do the exam, not just knowing stuff about history and that is where I can come in and help.
My tutoring would most likely work best as exam work and exam prep with work work on essay structure, analysis and covering content in a way that can be put into essay plans to make it easier to remember for closed book exams. However, it is really up to your strengths and weaknesses and what you need to develop the skills to bump you up to the next grades. If analysis is your strong point we can focus on content and vice versa or a bit of everything.

I am only starting out a professional role in tutoring, but I have plenty of unofficial experience, having tutored throughout my time at school. This has been a mix of my peers and younger students but my essay focused revision and tutoring helped them all develop their skills and confidence for their exams. A lot of work goes into history but myself and those I've tutored can vouch that with the skills and determination you can achieve great grades, essay writing skills and a few fun facts along the way.