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Criminology tuition that makes the course easier to understand and easier to write about.

Structured support with theories, campaigns, crime and punishment, evidence and assessment skills, tailored to the exact unit or controlled assessment you are working on.

01 — What we can cover

Focused support built around your course and assessment.

Changing Awareness of Crime

Types of crime, reasons for under-reporting, campaigns for change and the skills needed to plan and evaluate campaigns.

Criminological Theories

Biological, individualistic and sociological explanations of criminality, with comparison, evidence and evaluation.

Crime Scene to Courtroom

Personnel, evidence, trial processes, verdicts and how criminal cases progress through the justice system.

Crime & Punishment

Law making, social control, punishment, agencies and the effectiveness of different responses to crime.

Controlled Assessment

Plan focused answers, select relevant evidence, use the brief precisely and manage the assessment criteria effectively.

Revision

Active recall, theory comparison, terminology checks and structured practice using the demands of each unit.

What a lesson actually looks like.

Criminology lessons are normally one hour and can focus on a particular unit, a controlled-assessment task or exam preparation. We break large topics into clear pieces, test understanding as we go and then practise turning that knowledge into precise written answers.

1. DiagnoseQuick questions establish what you already know and where marks are being lost.
2. Teach activelyWe work through difficult material with questioning and examples rather than a long lecture.
3. ApplyYou practise the skill on unfamiliar material so it becomes usable under exam pressure.
4. Improve the answerWe use specific feedback to sharpen structure, analysis, evidence and judgement.
02 — Your tutor

Criminology tuition from a tutor who achieved an A at A-Level.

LLB Law & Politics at the University of Manchester.
69% current degree averageA-Levels: Law A · Criminology A · Politics B

I achieved an A in A-Level Criminology and now study Law & Politics at the University of Manchester. I use that combination to make legal processes, theories and evaluation clear without losing sight of what the assessment actually rewards.

Lessons are structured but responsive: we can work from your school materials, specification points, controlled-assessment brief or the topics you find hardest.

Who this is for.

Students starting the course: build a clear understanding of terminology, theories and assessment demands.

Controlled-assessment students: organise evidence and meet the task requirements with greater precision.

Students below target: find the exact gaps in content or written technique that are limiting marks.

Final revision: consolidate all units with retrieval, comparison and targeted practice.

Ready to feel more confident in Criminology?

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