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Specialist Geography and Spanish tuition for GCSE and A Level

Rohan is a specialist GCSE and A Level Geography and Spanish tutor with five years of dedicated tutoring experience. His tuition is individually planned, exam board specific and focused on building the knowledge, technique and confidence needed for stronger exam performance. A First Class LSE Geography graduate and LSE MSc candidate, he supports students with bespoke lesson resources, marked homework, NEA and Paper 2 preparation, and structured parent feedback.

5 yearsSpecialist tutoring experience
2.3 gradesAverage A Level improvement
GCSE + A LevelExam board specific tuition
Portrait of Rohan Lalli
Rohan Lalli First Class LSE Geography graduate
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AQA, Edexcel, OCR
Geography

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AQA, Edexcel, WJEC, Eduqas
Spanish

Enhanced DBS checked Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check held for work with children and young people.

Credentials

Qualifications and tutoring experience

Academic record
GCSE 10 A*s
A Level 4 A*s
Undergraduate First Class Honours Geography with Spanish
Postgraduate Master of Science Health Policy
Academic distinctions
George and Hilda Ormsby PrizeBest Geography dissertation at LSE
Royal Geographical Society nominationDissertation nominated for submission
Peer reviewed journal publicationPublished geography and environment research
Tutoring experience
Five years of specialist GCSE and A Level tuition
2.3 grades average A Level improvement
Independent school experience 3 international tutoring platforms Exam board focused teaching Students progressed to Cambridge, LSE, Imperial and King's

GCSE and A Level tuition

The subjects I offer

Lessons target the content and exam skills holding back the student's grade, with resources they can reuse for revision.

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GCSE and A Level Geography

Exam boards
AQAPearson EdexcelOCR

Geography tuition

Focused support for clearer content knowledge, stronger exam technique and more precise written analysis.

Exam answer masterclasses

Planning, timed writing and precise feedback for 4 to 20 mark questions, with a focus on evidence, analysis and judgement.

Data skills workshops

Practice with maps, graphs, calculations, statistics and unfamiliar figures.

Case study clinics

Build concise evidence banks, then apply them flexibly to exam questions.

NEA and fieldwork clinics

Support with methodology, data presentation, analysis, evaluation and referencing within exam board rules.

Typical lesson output

Annotated lesson booklet + marked exam response + model paragraph or plan + targeted homework

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GCSE and A Level Spanish

Exam boards
AQAPearson EdexcelWJECEduqas

Spanish tuition

Focused support for greater accuracy, stronger speaking confidence and more sophisticated exam responses.

Grammar and translation clinics

Target recurring errors in tense control, agreement, complex structures and translation.

Speaking masterclasses

Stimulus cards, spontaneous questions, pronunciation, fluency and A Level IRP practice.

Paper 2 workshops

Film and literature analysis through quotations, themes, techniques and structured essay planning.

Reading and listening workshops

Board style practice for inference, distractors, precision and recurring vocabulary gaps.

Typical lesson output

Personalised grammar notes + marked translation or essay + speaking corrections + targeted homework

Lesson resources

Examples of the resources students receive

Every lesson includes a purpose built resource matched to the student's exam board and current targets. Students keep the material for revision, homework and exam practice.

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A Level Geography

A Level Geography: data interpretation and exam technique

This lesson pack combines a real London isotherm map, exam style questioning, evidence evaluation and model writing.

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Authentic evidence. Real geographical data, named locations and precise figures.

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Exam application. Students move from description to explanation, evaluation and judgement.

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Reusable revision. Annotated analysis and model writing stay with the student after the lesson.

A Level GeographyUrban Microclimates
Figure analysis
Q

How far is this figure a useful illustration of the urban heat island?Use the spatial pattern and the quality of the data in your judgement.

[6 marks]
Figure 14London heat island, minimum temperatures in °C
Chandler, 1965
London urban heat island isotherm map showing minimum temperature contours across Greater London
Isotherms connect points of equal air temperature.Closer spacing indicates a steeper thermal gradient.
Read the spatial pattern
  1. Located data: the City of London reaches about 11°C while Hillingdon is about 5°C.
  2. Gradient: minimum temperature generally falls with distance from central London.
  3. Irregularity: the isotherms are not perfectly concentric, so equal distance does not produce an equal temperature change.
Evaluate the figure
Useful

Shows the spatial extent of the heat island and makes thermal gradients easy to identify.

Limitations

One historic snapshot, minimum temperature only, no scale bar or north arrow, and no evidence that the pattern repeats.

1DescribeWhat is the pattern?
2EvidenceWhich locations and values prove it?
3ExplainWhy is the pattern irregular?
4EvaluateHow trustworthy is the figure?
Model judgement

The figure is useful because the isotherms make the thermal gradient across London immediately visible and allow located comparison. However, its value is limited by the age and narrow temporal scope of the data, so it demonstrates the pattern more convincingly than it proves its present day magnitude.

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A Level Spanish

A Level Spanish: film analysis and Paper 2 writing

This lesson pack combines a film still, direct quotations, grammar, cinematography and structured essay writing.

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Integrated analysis. Language and film technique are analysed together to build stronger arguments.

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Exam language. Students practise the vocabulary and structures needed for high level analytical writing.

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Independent writing. Scaffolds lead into PETACE paragraphs and timed Paper 2 responses.

A Level SpanishEl laberinto del fauno
Paper 2
Pregunta de ensayo ¿Hasta qué punto presenta del Toro la desobediencia como una virtud?
Film still used in a Spanish lesson to analyse Carmen and Ofelia after the first task encuadre distancia iluminación
Fotograma de trabajoThe visual evidence is analysed alongside the language of the scene, so students connect cinematography directly to the essay argument.
Cita 1 · lenguaje
“Lo que has hecho... Me duele.”
pronombre personalculpaautoridad

Interpretación: Carmen convierte la conducta de Ofelia en una traición personal, de modo que la obediencia se presenta como una obligación emocional además de social.

Cita 2 · gramática
“Cuando salgas del baño, te irás a la cama sin cenar.”
futurocastigocontrol

Interpretación: el futuro “irás” convierte el castigo en algo absoluto e incuestionable, reforzando la autoridad de Carmen sobre Ofelia.

Del fotograma al argumento
Encuadre y distancia¿Cómo separa visualmente a Carmen y Ofelia?aislamiento y conflicto
Atrezzo¿Qué función tiene la bañera y el vestido estropeado?disciplina y pérdida de inocencia
Iluminación¿Cómo influye el ambiente oscuro en la lectura de la escena?tensión y ausencia de seguridad
Sonido y ritmo¿Qué cambia antes y después de la desobediencia?consecuencia y presión
Regla de análisisOBSERVACIÓN→EFECTO→INTERPRETACIÓN
PPunto
EEvidencia
TTécnica
AAnálisis
CContexto
EEvaluación
Frase de evaluación

Aunque la desobediencia permite a Ofelia resistir la autoridad, no se trata simplemente de rebeldía, sino de una decisión moral cuyo valor depende de sus consecuencias. De este modo, del Toro distingue entre la desobediencia impulsiva y la resistencia ética.

Included in the lesson price

What is included in the lesson fee

GCSE Geography or Spanish
60 minutesStandard lesson
£42
A Level Geography or Spanish
60 minutesStandard lesson
£48
Terms of TuitionPayment, cancellation, rescheduling and lesson policies
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Before the lesson

An individually planned lesson

Built around the student's exam board and current school topic.Planned from recent work, target grade and the next priority.
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Live tuition

60 or 90 minutes of one to one teaching

Direct explanation, questioning and guided exam practice.Extra time in 90 minute lessons for extended writing or speaking.
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Resource pack

Detailed lesson materials to keep

Structured notes, annotated diagrams and concise evidence banks.Model answers, essay plans and worked examples for revision.
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Independent practice

Bespoke activities between lessons

Short tasks focused on the exact skill practised in the lesson.Exam questions, retrieval, translation or speaking preparation.
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Written work

Marked homework with specific corrections

Clear written feedback showing exactly where marks were won or lost.Specific corrections and a clear target for the next attempt.
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Exam technique

Exam board feedback and model improvement

Responses reviewed against the relevant mark scheme and assessment objectives.Targeted redrafting, stronger evidence and model improvements where useful.
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Every two weeks

Fortnightly feedback for parents

A concise update on progress, strengths and current priorities.Clear next steps for the following fortnight.
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Across the term

A tuition plan that changes with progress

Lessons adapt to mocks, school assessments and recurring errors.Priorities change as the student's needs and exam dates change.

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Reviews from Geography and Spanish students and parents

Feedback from GCSE and A Level students across the exam boards I teach.

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