Educational recruitment agencies: please do not contact me in regards to teaching core subjects online. I no longer teach these subject areas & have no further interest in doing so.
Let’s Talk About Criminology Online Education
Engaging & affordable online criminology & crime lessons for vulnerable (including victims of CSE), disadvantaged, disengaged & bullied teenagers teenagers 14-16 refusing school & mainstream education.
£15 per online lesson & includes homework
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Online Tutoring To Encourage Further Learning
Criminology is a fantastic alternative & engaging subject for vulnerable (including victims of CSE), disadvantaged, disengaged & bullied teenagers 14-16 refusing school & mainstream education. Lessons in these subject areas help pupils improve their reading, writing, listening, speaking & critical thinking skills.
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Criminology & crime lessons has learning elements of GCSE subject areas i.e. English (listening, speaking, reading & writing skills), science (biology, physiology, psychology), geography (laws in different countries), diverse learning (laws in different cultures) sociology (social response to crime), TV / media research (news, music, film).
Criminal Law
Teenagers 14-16 will also take a look at criminal law cases.
Online lessons involve discussions, opinions & debates
Teenagers will have discussions, express their opinions & debate the subject being studied.
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Example: Do you think assisted dying should be legalised in the U.K (for an individual with a terminal illness or incurable condition)?
Lesson List 1:
1 – White Collar Crime
2 – Moral Crime
3 – State Crime
4 – Technological Crime
5 – Hate Crime
6 – Honour Crime
7 – Domestic Abuse Crime
8 – Terrorism
9 – Explain the reasons that certain crimes are unreported
10 – Explain the consequences of unreported crime
11 – Describe the media representation of crime
12 – Explain the Impact of media representation on the public perception of crime
13- Compare crime & deviance
14- Explain the social construction of crime
Biological theories:
15- Physiological – Lombroso & Sheldon
16- Brain injuries & disorders
17- Genetic theories twin & adoption studies
Individualistic theories:
18- Psychodynamic – Bowlby & Freud
19- Learning – Bandura
Sociological theories:
20- Labelling theories
21- Left & right realism
22- Marxism
23- Analyse situations of criminality
Lesson Example 1:
- Make a list of 4 crimes you’ve heard about. These could be in your local area, nationally reported or even international.
- For each crime you have listed, which people are the victims of this type of crime and who are the perpetrators (those who commit the crime).
- Why do you think the crimes you have chosen received media attention?
Criminology & Core Subject Areas:
Criminology introduces learning objectives of many GCSE subject areas i.e. English (listening, speaking, reading & writing skills), science (psychology, biology & physiology), geography (laws in different countries), diverse learning (laws in different cultures) sociology (social response to crime), media research (music, film, TV).
Lessons List 2:
Crime or crime related ESL lessons which are suitable for teenagers 14-16.
B1 (GCSE equivalent for pupils at levels 1-4): 1. What is Citizenship. 2. Civics & Citizenship – Rule of Law. 3. Mandatory Duties. 4. Voluntary Responsibilities. 5. School Rules. 6. What is Social Studies. 7. Crime.
B2 (GCSE equivalent for pupils at levels 1-4): 8. Euthanasia. 9. Talking About Sexual Harassment. 10. Poverty. 11. Corruption
C1 (GCSE equivalent for pupils at levels 4-7): 12. Does That Seem Right: A Job on the Police Force. 13. Does That Seem Right: What Causes Violence. 14. Rise of Youth Suicide. 15. Crime & Criminals. 16. Law & Order. 17. Urban Social Issues. 18. Violence In Modern Society. 19. Psychological Disorders. 20. Guns & Gun Control. 21. Cyberbullying. 22. Police & Law Enforcement. 23. Prison, Jails & Correction Facilities. 24. Crimes Against the Person. 25. Property Crimes. 26. The Right to Self Defence. 27. Hate Speech. 28. Women’s Rights. 29. Conspiracy Theories. 30. Fake News
Criminal Law
We also discuss criminal law cases.
Cases in both criminal law & criminology are great topics of debate & discussion.
Criminal Law Case 1:
Criminal Law Case 2:
Placement Test
I carry out placement tests for pupils to complete to ensure their learning at the right level which is crucial for their progress.
This test pinpoints a pupils level.
Pupils get instant results & can start working on targeted lessons.
I’ve also attached a GCSE / A level equivalent chart.
There is a £10 charge for this service.
Certificate of Achievement & Safeguarding Children
Teenagers receive a “Certificate of Achievement” after completing each module in criminology & ESL lessons in crime, giving them a sense of achievement for their hard work & encourages further learning.
ESL lessons in crime are suitable for teenagers 14-16. See “ESL Lessons in Crime” above for GCSE equivalence.
To safeguard children, all lessons are recorded. All written correspondence are issued directly to a parent’s email address to children under 16.
Registered Online Tutor
Let’s Talk About Criminology Online Education 14-16 has been registered with Teaching Personnel & Equal Education Partners since 2022.
I’m also registered & listed on Find Tutors, TutorExtra, Apprentus, My Private Tutor (Spain), 118 Business Directory, Yell.com, Trustpilot, Facebook & X.
Honour Killing:
The Case of Banaz Mahmod
Lesson Example 2:
Social Construction of Crime: Age of Criminal Responsibility
Scotland: age 12 (2019)
England, Wales & NI: age 10 (1998)
In 1990 Jamie Campbell (3) was murdered in Scotland by Richard Keith (11).
In 1993 James Bulger (2) was murdered in England by Robert Thompson & Jon Venables (both 10).
Do you think the age of criminality is right? Should it be a higher or lower age?
Before online tutoring, I taught at these schools & academies…
Safeguarding, Prevent, KCSIE, Anti-Bullying Awareness Certification
It is mandatory for registered tutors to complete Safeguarding Children, Prevent & Anti-Bullying Awareness training annually.
Teaching Personnel changed their training provider in 2025. Due to this change, all registered tutors have to redo their Educator Onboarding modules. I previously completed these modules in 10/2024.
Quick Summary:
I’m a U.K based online tutor with over 10 years teaching experience.
Before teaching online, I taught at: Hillsview Academy (now Outwood Academy Normanby), Unity City Academy, Outwood Academy Redcar, Our Lady & St Bede RC Academy, The Wensleydale School & Outwood Academy Ormesby.
I teach criminology & crime online to disengaged & bullied teenagers 14-16 to encourage further learning i.e. English language (listening, speaking, reading & writing skills), science (biology, psychology, physiology), geography (laws in different countries), diverse learning (laws in different cultures), sociology (social response to crime), TV / media research (movies, music, news).
This involves:
Structured lessons
Tutoring pupils refusing school, with attendance & standard subject issues
Ensuring pupils reach their objectives for each lesson component
Providing brief written reports after each lesson
Teaching Experience:
2024 – Present: Find Tutors, Telios Tutors, My Private Tutor (Spain), Apprentus, TutorExtra, 118 Business Directory, Yell.com, LinkedIn: Registered & listed Tutor on these sites.
2022 – present:
Equal Education Partners: Teaching Support Staff NTP Online Tutor
(criminology standby tutor)
2022 – present:
Teaching Personnel: Teaching Support Staff NTP Online Tutor
(criminology standby tutor)
2022 – Present:
Let’s Talk About Criminology Online Education Tutor 14 – 16 (private tutor)
2024 – 2024: Present: National Learning Group Online Tutor
2017 – 2021: Landi English Online Teacher (China). Teaching English to Chinese children online aged 5 – 16.
2015 – 2016: Supply teacher at Hillsview Academy (now Outwood Normandy), Outwood Academy Ormesby, Our Lady & St.Bede Catholic Academy, Unity City Academy, Outwood Academy Bishopsgarth, Outwood Academy Redcar & The Wensleydale School.
2014 & 2015: Academia, Toledo, Spain. Teaching Cambridge English level B1 & B2 for two summers.
Before Education:
1997 – 2014: London Fire Service
1994 – 1997: Ove Arup & Partners London
1992 – 1993: Amazon Publishing London
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Contact:
Email: a.level.criminology.tutor@gmail.com
Telephone: +447865 533 232
Please note: text messages ARE NOT accepted & will not be responded to.
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Safeguarding Children Certification
It is mandatory for registered online tutors in the U.K to have Safeguarding Children, Prevent & Anti-Bullying Awareness certification.
Disclosure & Barring Service & EWC
It is mandatory for registered online tutors in the U.K to be registered on the Disclosure & Barring Service (enhanced) & Education Workforce Council (EWC) update systems in England & Wales.
Registered Online Tutor
I’m registered for online tutoring with Teaching Personnel & Equal Education Partners, the two biggest supply teaching agencies working with schools & colleges across England & Wales.
Online Lesson Charges
50 minute – 70 minute lesson cost £15.00 which includes homework. Lessons are carried out on Zoom. Once a week is recommended. To safeguard children under 16, all correspondence will be directly with parents & NOT the child. This is non negotiable. All lessons are prepaid.
Making Online Education Affordable – Class Partners (2 Pupils Max) £20.00
To make online education affordable, pupils can be class partners. This option saves each parent / parents £5 per lesson i.e. £20.00 split between two parents is £10.00 each (2 pupils maximum per lesson). Choosing this option means both pupils must be present for their lesson. Their time can not be split or divided into two separate lessons. All lessons are prepaid.
Certificate of Achievement:
Teenagers will receive a “Certificate of Achievement” after completing each module. To safeguard children under 16, this will be emailed directly to the parent / parents. This is non negotiable.