A-Level History Tutors

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Every History tutor here is a qualified, DBS-checked UK teacher — vetted by us before they can take a single booking. Flat per-session pricing, secure card payment, and lessons online or face-to-face.

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Argument, evidence and independent research — history done at depth

A-Level History develops genuine historical argument: breadth and depth studies across different periods, rigorous source and interpretation work, and an independent coursework essay (NEA) based on a question of the student's choosing. It's excellent preparation for humanities, law and social-science degrees.

The demands are sustained essay-writing, handling competing interpretations, and managing a large body of content and a research project at once. A specialist tutor helps students build analytical essays, weigh historians' views, and shape a strong, well-sourced coursework piece.

Every tutor on Teachers Delivered is a qualified teacher who has taught the current specification.

What A-Level History covers

Breadth study

Change and continuity across a long period, with an interpretations element.

Depth study

A shorter era examined closely, often through contemporary sources.

Source evaluation

Assessing provenance, value and limitations at a higher level than GCSE.

Historical interpretations

Engaging critically with how and why historians disagree.

Essay argument

Sustained, evidenced argument that reaches a supported judgement.

Coursework (NEA)

An independent, source-based investigation of the student's own question.

We match your child's exam board

Tell us the board your child's school follows and we'll pair them with a tutor who teaches that specification day to day.

A-Level History Tutors: common questions

How is it different from GCSE?

Longer, more analytical essays, deeper engagement with historians, and an independent research project. A tutor helps students make the leap to sustained argument.

Can a tutor help with the coursework (NEA)?

Yes — with question choice, sources, structure and feedback, within the board's rules. The essay stays your child's own work.

Which exam boards do your tutors cover?

AQA, Edexcel (Pearson), OCR and WJEC/Eduqas — matched to your child's topics and board.

How many sessions will my child need?

A weekly hour is typical, with extra help around the coursework deadline and before exams.

How much does a tutor cost?

A flat price per hour-long lesson (platform minimum £40), shown on each profile. Pay securely by card.

Are your tutors qualified teachers?

Yes — qualified, experienced teachers with a verified Enhanced DBS.