Islamic Studies Tutors in Sydenham, London

Shumail Suleman

ProOnline lessons

Graduated at GC University in URDU.Learn fast and easy ways to speak and write with short courses

780Tutor score

Salman Ahmed

DBSOnline lessons

"Whoever is not kind does not have faith" - this is what I go by

I've been teaching for the past 3 years now Alhamdulillah at a masjid with the children ranging from 5 to 11 year olds and I have done some private teaching to students much older. I've completed my A levels at Woodhouse College in Maths, Business and Accounting. I can teach Maths, Quran, Tajweed and Islamic studies. Previously, I studied at a private Islamic school where I completed the memorisation of the Quran. So I can also help others memorise the Quran too.

Faria Alam

Experienced, trained and passionate teacher.

I have had 5 years of experience in teaching in an international Cambridge affiliated school in Bangladesh. I have taught all age groups and am mainly specialised in teaching Islamic Studies, History, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology at all groups. I can also teach science upto grade 5 and Biology at GCSE level. I hold a one year teachers' training certificate from the university of Toronto that I have completed online. I also hold specialised teachers' training programme certificate from my previous school. I have also attended various teaching courses online as well as constantly in an endeavour to enhance my knowledge of the subjects as well as my teaching skills. I have just graduated from UCL in my three years program of BA in Education Studies and holding Masters’ offers. I have gathered a wealth of experience and knowledge in my three years and now looking forward to a Masters. During my teaching years in Bangladesh I have also completed three years of an online BA program in Islamic Studies.

Sawon Shakil Moazzem

DBSOnline lessons

The path of knowledge is a lifelong pursuit. It never ends.

Uk graduate from The Alimiyyah and Dawrah programme at Ebrahim College. Teaching Islamic Sciences for 6 years + DBS CERTIFIED Teaching all ages including adults

£15Per hour

230Tutor score

Nimra Khayal

Current student willing to help other students!

I am currently a student at Kings College London studying Religion, Politics and Society. Having recently completed A Level Religion, Philosphy & Ethics, Media, Computing and Business, all of which I had a genuine passion for. Having achieved A* in GCSE English & A in Religious studies, I’d be more than happy to answer any relevant questions in those areas. My previous experience in tutoring and helping/advising students, is something I thoroughly enjoyed and would be more than happy to do again, helping a wider amount of people.

£10Per hour

180Tutor score

Layla A

DBS

Supportive Qualified Maths Teacher

I could possibly cater to this need as well.

230Tutor score

Niyaz Ahmed

DBS

A Passionate Tutor specialising in History, Politics and English

My name is Niyaz, and I have recently left college with an ambition to help students reach their potential via their academic or creative routes. I specialize in Humanities, specifically History and Politics where I have achieved top grades at both GCSE level and A Level. My ambition for a long time has been to become a teacher and my extensive experiencing with private tutoring whilst working at Saturday supplementary and summer schools has enabled me to become very skilled in working with individuals and big groups. I am a very versatile tutor, being able to teach History and Politics at all levels, whilst also being able to teach English Language and Literature as well as Science up to GCSE Level. I am a very easy going tutor that will always take extra time for his students, ensuring they get all the support they need. I can also help with exam support, essay writing and most importantly time management where I have balanced work and studies while securing top grades. I am more than happy to help through Email or phone in between sessions. Feel free to contact me for any questions and hope to learn with you soon!

£15Per hour

230Tutor score

Fatima Bodiyat

Graduate from UCL Institute of Education

I have been a tutor for 3 and half years with all ages ranges from 4-16 years olds. I have a passion of teaching for a brighter future for the individuals.

Qasim Hussain

Graduate from Sheffield Hallam and passionate tutor of religion

Born and raised in an Islamic environment, I began learning the Quran from a young age, by 17 I was teaching Quran and Islamic studies at my local masjid. Currently based in East London, willing to travel. Why choose me? 🎓Qualified primary school teacher with QTS 💼Over 10 years experience teaching 😊Friendly and approachable 👥Ability to build rapport with children 📚I teach using a well recognised and user friendly curriculum

£15Per hour

Yusuf Chaudhary

Graduate from SOAS University of London. Passionate tutor and Arabic teacher.

Passionate and dedicated teacher in Arabic, English, History, Qur'an, and Islamic studies

Maryam A

The sky's your limit...

Once a diligent student...now a passionate teacher!

Hamza Nisar

Resourceful tutor, mentor, academic and city professional

I’m currently working in the city as a professional in financial regulation. I am also competing my legal practice course in order to qualify as a solicitor. I teach a-level students and mainly law students part time.

Fahmida Khanom

Dedicated tutor and an undergraduate of South bank university

Hi, I am student Nurse in my first year, studying at London south bank university. I work as a nursery practitioner. Through my years of studying at secondary and sixth form, I believe I have mastered the skills needed to ace exams and form the best essays. I am a person who enjoys helping others and tend to put others needs before my own. Having said that, it would be a honour to help my students gain that trust in me to help develop the skills needed for the world of work. Most people would describe me as a bubbly, fun person. No doubt, I will be able to have that relationship with my students. I am looking forward to help exceed my students expectations but most importantly, supporting them in their academic learning.

Jimmy Freud

Academic coaching and tutoring for namely those that get distracted.

I’m particularly keen in helping students with attentional difficulties, task management issues, restlessness, and other related issues. I want to hammer the notion home, especially to young people, that learning is the most pleasurable thing in the world so long as you properly negotiate your approach to it with your difficulties. I have attention deficit disorder (ADD) myself, and after feeling shattered by not meeting the standards I knew I could achieve (for example, a characteristic ADD symptom is hyper-focus on what you’re interested in: I got 98% in English Literature - something I love - at A-level, but two B’s in philosophy and politics), I sought to do something about it and developed an approach which has worked really nicely (for example, now being able to read three books a week). I am currently doing a BA in Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), and attended King Alfred School in Hampstead where I achieved 6A*s and 3As at GCSE level and A*BB at A level.

Mahbubul Alam

Hard-working tutor and undergraduate at University of Portsmouth

Physical Education, Cricket, Personal Training & Sports exercise Nutrition, Well-organised individual who is very enthusiastic as to any challenges that I am faced with and seek to succeed.

Fatma Osman

‘Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.’

I have a very unique way of teaching and that is ‘the training of the mind to think’. As I specialise in English Literature and language, ‘training the mind to think’ is crucial and allows students to think outside the box, exploring avenues that may have never been explored before. This is seen in my success rates of tutoring throughout the years, in subjects such as English literature and language, Chemistry and Biology. I have improved GCSE students grades by 2-3 grades every year round. Being the first cohort doing the new 9-1 GCSE examinations, I achieved a grade 9 for both English literature and language. This means that I have a first hand experience on what the exams are like, what examiners are looking for, how to handle workload and memorise poems and quotes from books, and how to achieve great results. In order to develop English skills, I frequently encourage asking questions, with this, lessons do not become a one way street and the student is encouraged to probe away in order to reach a conclusion for themselves. I try to teach a student the qualities of, and then to prioritise deduction and reasoning, something I have found is becoming ever more important in current exams. I strive to build confidence in students by securing knowledge and understanding and then frequently applying this to new scenarios, including independent work designed for strong consolidation. This of course includes inspiring an interest in the subject at hand, attempting to help the student recognise how truly fun learning such useful subjects can be, especially in noticing how they relate to daily life.

Tehmina Ahmed

Dedicated tutor and undergraduate at Goldsmiths, University of London

Studies and exams can be stressful, having just graduated from BSc Computer Science in 2020 - i understand that too. There’s alot of pressure to meet grade boundaries and targets for students - this is where i come in. My job is to use my experience to help you enjoy what you’re learning, whilst you try hard to meet your targets. Knowledge is power and even more so when you like what you learn.

£19Per hour