Choose a Humanities or Languages tutor by the subject, course and task you need help with—not just a broad faculty label. ESPD lists Geography, History, Classics, languages and Music among its subjects. Two published profiles provide a concrete starting point: Ms Cros teaches French and Spanish, while Ms Zervou teaches Latin, Greek and Ancient History. Ask ESPD to confirm current availability and suitability for your course.
Start with the published tutor profiles
Ms Cros: French and Spanish
Her ESPD profile describes experience as a Head of Department and National Examiner, with KS3, GCSE and A-Level curriculum knowledge. Read Ms Cros’s profile and include your language, board and learning goal in an enquiry.
Ms Zervou: Latin, Greek and Ancient History
Her ESPD profile describes grammar and independent school experience and work as a National Examiner, with attention to texts, grammar, vocabulary and context. Read Ms Zervou’s profile. Do not infer an exam-board appointment or an additional qualification not stated in the profile.
What makes a subject match specific?
- French, Spanish or Italian: Include the qualification, board, exam year and whether you are seeking help with speaking, listening, reading, writing or a set text.
- Latin, Greek or Classics: Name the language or subject, set text where relevant, and whether the task involves translation, grammar or interpretation.
- History and Geography: State the period, topic, option or source. A general subject label does not identify your school’s chosen content.
- Music or Music Production: Identify the qualification, task and software if relevant. Ask ESPD to confirm the specialist fit rather than assume that Music and Music Production are the same course.
Check current texts and specification codes
For example, AQA identifies GCSE French 8652 as its current specification. An older code or a generic language-study list may not match your exam cohort. Ask your school for the specification and exam year before choosing materials.
For coursework, compositions or independent investigations, confirm the permitted assistance with the school before sharing assessed work. Keep authorship and assessment responsibilities clear; the existence of tuition does not authorise a tutor to produce assessed work for a student.
Make the next step a focused enquiry
Use Contact to give the exact subject, course, task and preferred format. If you have a particular tutor in mind, name them and ask about availability. This is an enquiry, not a confirmed booking. For broader preparation, use GCSE revision planning or A-Level study planning.
Questions before enquiring
Which published tutor profiles relate to these subjects?
Ms Cros’s profile covers French and Spanish. Ms Zervou’s profile covers Latin, Greek and Ancient History. Their published profiles are the source for the experience described here; availability must be confirmed with ESPD.
Why should I include a specification code or set text?
Schools can follow different qualifications, options and texts. These details help identify the content you actually study and avoid choosing resources for an outdated or different course.
Does an enquiry reserve a tutor or lesson?
No. Ask ESPD to confirm suitability, current availability, format and price before arranging tuition. A named profile does not guarantee an open time slot.
Your next step
Use the published profiles where they match your subject, and give the exact course and task in your enquiry. Confirm both availability and assessment boundaries before arranging support.
Sources
- Ms Cros: published ESPD profile
- Ms Zervou: published ESPD profile
- AQA GCSE French 8652: current specification
Source check: 10 November 2026. Specifications can change; confirm the current requirements for your exam year. Planning examples on this page are editorial recommendations, not reported lesson outcomes.