Sociology is a deceptively demanding A-level: students often know the theories but lose marks because they cannot deploy them as evaluation. My lessons work on both sides. We build clear, confident command of the core perspectives — functionalism, Marxism, feminism, interactionism and postmodernism — and of research methods, then turn that knowledge into the AO2 and AO3 marks examiners are looking for: applying theory to the question actually asked, and evaluating with counter-perspectives and evidence rather than a token final paragraph. We work through your topic areas together, then rehearse essay planning and timed writing on past questions, with detailed feedback on structure and use of studies. With a first-class law degree, a Distinction from the LSE and a Cambridge PGCE behind me, I am used to teaching essay-based social science subjects to a high standard and making abstract theory feel concrete.