Established in 2007, Keystone Tutors is one of the UK’s leading private tutoring organisations. Here is a sample of the Psychology tutors that we represent. They are predominantly based in London and work online with families based outside of London or overseas.
Frazier is passionate about teaching and learning and has been tutoring since his sixth form years. He identifies the specific challenges faced by a student and then forms a plan of action to tackle these. During his time at Keystone, Frazier has helped 130 students and taught well over 2,400 hours.
Oliver has over 5 years tutoring experience and believes in developing a student's passion for the subject in order to help them learn. Oliver has recently completed a PhD in the History of Religious Studies and Psychology at UCL. He is currently training as a Psychotherapist alongside his teaching. He has supported 60 Keystone families teaching over 1,100 hours to date.
Ben is a first class Zoology graduate who teaches a variety of subjects across a range of year groups. During his time at Keystone, he has worked with 60 families and delivered over 1,900 hours of lessons. He is passionate and caring and aims to make his lessons engaging and interactive.
Mia is a graduate from the London School of Economics and has tutored extensively both in the UK and abroad. She has particular expertise with the 11+ and 13+ English curriculum and has tutored over 1,000 hours through Keystone alone.
Tommaso teaches English, History, Italian, Psychology, Philosophy and RS across the age range. He also helps with Maths at 11+ and 13+. He has been tutoring alongside his studies for the past 5 years.
After completing her undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences at Cambridge University, Keerti went on to qualify as a teacher through the Teach First Programme. She has since completed multiple postgraduate degrees in Psychology and Education and has billed over 3,000 hours through Keystone alone.
Dominique is a qualified teacher who tutors alongside working in a prep school. She believes in placing the tutee at the centre of learning and in tailoring the style and delivery to foster enjoyment and promote a desire to learn.
Alex is Cambridge University graduate and qualified teacher who has billed over 2,000 hours through Keystone alone. She also has a masters degree in Child Psychology and has considerable tutoring experience beyond her work with Keystone.
"All of the feedback on my pieces of work we looked at were very clear and detailed. The explanations he gave when I asked questions were thorough. The sessions were always relaxed whilst being informative, and Frazier ensured a question or topic had been answered fully before moving on."
Oxbridge interview prep student"I really enjoyed working with Frazier and can't thank him enough for helping me to achieve an offer from Cambridge. I would definitely recommend him to anyone going through uni applications or anything else for that matter."
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We can provide Psychology tuition tailored to specific exams for GCSE Psychology, IB Psychology, A Level Psychology, and the Oxford Thinking Skills Assessment (TSA). We help to improve exam performance by making use of past Psychology papers, reinforcing core learning, developing revision techniques, and helping students to push the boundaries of their knowledge of Psychology to differentiate themselves from fellow students.
GCSE Psychology students will need a solid grounding in topics like Memory, Perception, and Social Influence. Our Psychology tutors will help your child develop a fluent knowledge of the appropriate methods and concepts, and maximise their ability to pick and use the correct tools and techniques to answer Psychology questions across a range of different contexts. We aim to build up your child’s confidence, speed, and accuracy under pressure in Psychology, equipping them to excel at GCSE level.
IB Psychology is a challenging qualification, covering a range of compulsory and optional components from Abnormal Psychology, to Cognitive, Biological, and Sociocultural approaches to understanding Behaviour. Our Psychology tutors will help your child to gain a deeper understanding of the subject, develop their critical thinking skills, solve problems, and communicate their knowledge successfully in an exam context.
A Level Psychology is a key subject for many future career paths, and students have to master a wide range of complex topics to succeed. Our Psychology tutors are able to focus in on those areas where your child needs additional support, help them demonstrate their knowledge effectively under time pressure, and ultimately prepare them to perform strongly in these key exams.
The TSA is designed to help whittle down the number of students moving on to interview stage when applying to read Pyschology (as well as other degrees) at Oxford University, and as such is a rigorous and competitive examination. Our TSA tutors can help your child maximise their performance in this assessment, building on their knowledge and helping them to demonstrate the depth of their understanding successfully, as they compete for places to read Psychology at Oxford University.