A Level Psychology tutors
Find an A Level Psychology tutor for one-to-one lessons online or in person. Every tutor on Studoli sets their own price and your first lesson is free.
Lessons follow the A Level Psychology syllabus, from core topics to the exam technique each paper rewards.
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Tutors for A Level Psychology
Olushola O.Business Studies, Commerce, EconomicsI am a passionate and dedicated teacher with over a decade of teaching experience. I am committed to creating a positive, engaging, and…View profile
Nicolo L.EnglishI love teaching. I have a range of topics that I can discuss given the different industries that I have worked before.View profile
Ndzi D.English, Exam Preparation, English LiteratureHello welcom☺️☺️
My name is Dezy, and I am a professional English tutor with 5 years of teaching experience. and I am passionate about…View profile
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Struggling with speaking, grammar, phonics or exam prep? I make English simple,…View profile
iqra -.Biology, Hindi, Life Sciences🌸 Meet Your Tutor – Iqra!
Hello and welcome! I'm Iqra, your friendly learning partner. Let's make learning fun, simple, and full of…View profile
Dedre M.Afrikaans, English, English LiteratureI have two years of Grade 2 teaching experience, six months of online teaching experience with PalFish, a 120-hour TEFL certificate, and…View profile
What A Level Psychology lessons cover
- Social influence and memory
- Attachment
- Psychopathology
- Research methods
- Biopsychology
- Approaches and issues and debates
About A Level
- A Levels are studied over two years, in Years 12 and 13, usually from age 16 to 18.
- They are the main route into UK universities, and offers are usually made in grades such as AAB or A*AA.
- Exams are sat in May and June at the end of Year 13 and graded from A* to E.
- Most students take three subjects, so each one carries a lot of weight in university applications.
How to prepare
- Close the GCSE gap fastThe jump from GCSE is steep. Secure the foundations in the first term of Year 12 before new content piles up.
- Practise long answersA Level questions reward extended reasoning. Write full answers under timed conditions and compare them with mark schemes.
- Plan for your offer gradesWork back from the grades your chosen university asks for and focus on the topics that cost you the most marks.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who fits you.
- Book a free first lessonMeet your tutor, share your goals and agree a plan for the exam.
- Prepare with a planWork through the syllabus and exam-style questions at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an A Level Psychology tutor cost?
Each tutor sets their own price, which you see on their profile before booking. You can filter tutors by price, and your first lesson is free, so you can try a tutor before committing.
Are lessons online or in person?
Most A Level Psychology tutors on Studoli teach online by video, which works wherever you live. Some also offer in-person lessons; check the tutor's profile.
When should I start preparing for A Level Psychology?
Ideally six to twelve months before the exam, so there is time to cover the full syllabus and practise exam-style questions. A few weeks of focused lessons can still lift a grade if time is short.
How do I know a tutor knows the A Level syllabus?
Tutors list the exams they prepare students for on their profile. Read their profile and reviews, and use your free first lesson to ask how they approach A Level Psychology.