Meet your tutor

Austen O’Hanlon is a Fully Qualified teacher, Background check, 25 + years experience, Teaches GCSE, A Level, KS3, Replies in 6 hours

Teaching offered

Individual tutoring £55 (1-2-1 bespoke tutoring)

Small group courses from £25 (max 5 per group)

Qualifications

Postgraduate in Fine Art Chelsea college

PGCSE Art & Design Goldsmiths College

About me

Offering tailored tutoring for GCSE and A Level Art students, focusing on developing practical skills, critical analysis, and preparing for coursework and exams. Sessions cover various media and techniques, art history, and contextual studies, helping students build a strong portfolio and enhance their creative confidence. Suitable for all ability levels, with personalised feedback and support throughout the course.

Teaching experience

I have taught for over 25 years in a variety of schools. I have a passion for enabling young people to develop their won sense of indentity through art. My particular specialisms are oil painting and photography. I started my career in 2000 working at Twyford Church of England High school in West London. I have been a Head of Faculty and Head of Department for over 18 years within three different schools. I have taught GCSE and A level photography extensively in all the schools I have taught in. I have an excellent working knowledge of the syllabus and how to enable students to develop their portfolios. I have taught A level and GCSE Photography for over 20 years at A level and GCSE. I offer a porfolio preparation services for candidates wishing to attend art foundation and other creative degrees.

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  • “Austen has realy helped me to develop my skills and confidence in art”.

    Lily (student)

  • “Austen has calm and creative approach to learning”.

    Nicola (Parent)

  • "Austens adult classes have helped me to develop new skills and creativity"

    Paul (adult student)