Current round closes
3 August 2026
Places are described as limited.
Online Politics & International Relations Course
One-to-one politics and international relations tuition tailored around university-level ideas, debate and each student's learning goals.

One-to-one politics and international relations tuition tailored around university-level ideas, debate and each student's learning goals.

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Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
Students worldwide
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595
Duration
10, 20 or 40 hours
Format
Online
Language: English
Sessions / cadence: Flexible evenings, weekends and time zones
Mentor model: Dedicated one-to-one tutor
Assessment style: Feedback; optional presentation
Certificate: Tutor report and certificate
This is personalised one-to-one tuition in politics and international relations, designed around the student's interests and learning objectives.
Students can explore political systems, influential thinkers, current global problems and the relationship between states and international institutions through discussion and debate.
It suits students testing the subject before university, strengthening existing knowledge or seeking focused academic support.
The Online Politics & International Relations Course is personalised tuition from Reach Cambridge introducing national and international political systems. Students examine political thinkers, current global problems, the state and the international system while practising thoughtful questioning, discussion and debate.
The tutor shapes the course around the student's goals. Students may choose a broad pre-university introduction, focused ongoing tutoring or an academic package combined with an optional research project and assessed presentation.
One-to-one tuition allows the academic focus to reflect each student's interests and goals.
The course connects political theory with current global problems and practical debate.
Flexible scheduling can accommodate weekday evenings, weekends and different time zones.
Students can choose between pre-university study, targeted tutoring and an optional research pathway.
Every academic package includes a tutor report, certificate and final reflection session.
Students who want individual guidance while exploring politics before university, deepening subject knowledge or preparing for a specific academic goal.
You want a peer cohort, fixed class timetable or an in-person campus experience.
The course can be worthwhile for a student who will benefit from individual attention and a curriculum shaped around a clear interest or academic goal. Its strongest value lies in direct tutor contact, flexible scheduling and the ability to move beyond a standard school syllabus.
The limitation is cost: tuition begins at £1,295, while the research project costs extra and is available only alongside an academic bundle. Students seeking group discussion or a low-cost introductory course may find a cohort-based alternative better value.
A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595; includes Personalised one-to-one subject tuition, Dedicated course tutor, Homework on request at no extra cost, Flexible lesson timings, Complimentary final reflection session, Tutor course report and certificate.
Dates and time commitment
10, 20 or 40 hours; Flexible evenings, weekends and time zones.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The main standard outputs are a tutor course report and certificate.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
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What to check before committing
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Compare with similar programmesEffort level
Moderate and adaptable.
Best started
Begin the enquiry and advice process two to three weeks before the closing date so there is time to define goals and agree a schedule.
Main challenge
Turning broad political interests into a focused personalised course.
List two or three political questions you would like to discuss.
Note whether you want broad preparation, targeted tutoring or a research project.
Choose a realistic tuition bundle around school and other commitments.
Prepare your device, Zoom setup and internet connection before the first lesson.
Useful if
You can identify questions, regions or political issues you want to explore.
Students work individually with a tutor to explore political ideas and international issues through tailored study, questioning and debate. The precise sequence depends on the chosen academic approach and personal goals.
Discuss interests and learning objectives during the advice process.
Agree a personalised focus and lesson schedule with the tutor.
Examine political thinkers, systems, global problems and international structures.
Practise asking questions, analysing ideas and debating political issues.
Complete optional homework or add a research project with a formal presentation.
Finish with a reflection session, tutor report and certificate.
Current round closes
3 August 2026
Places are described as limited.
Course schedule
Flexible scheduling
Lesson timings are agreed with the tutor.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Current round closes | 3 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
Course schedule | Flexible scheduling | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
Students aged 13-24
Open to students worldwide
Suitable for varied interests and study levels
Student and parent details requested
10-hour tuition
£1,295 — Introductory academic package.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Personalised one-to-one subject tuition, Dedicated course tutor, Homework on request at no extra cost, Flexible lesson timings, Complimentary final reflection session, Tutor course report and certificate
Open the personalised learning form.
Enter the student's and parent or guardian's details.
Select Politics & International Relations and the preferred tuition bundle.
Add any specific topics, goals or course requests.
Submit the form and schedule a free personalised advice session.
Agree the course approach and lesson schedule with the adviser and tutor.
The course is delivered through one-to-one Zoom lessons, with 10, 20 and 40-hour tuition bundles available. Tutor and student agree a schedule around the learning objectives, with weekday evenings, weekends and different time zones supported.
The evidence does not specify a fixed lesson length or weekly cadence.
A dedicated tutor supports the student's academic growth.
Course content is tailored to individual interests and objectives.
Homework can be provided on request at no extra cost.
A complimentary reflection session closes the course.
The tutor provides a course report and certificate.
Research-project students present to an independent academic.
A reliable internet connection
A computer capable of running Zoom
A microphone for speaking with the tutor
A webcam, built in or external
Paper and something to write with
Progress is supported through tutor feedback, optional homework and reflective reporting rather than a stated formal examination.
Main deliverable / output
The main standard outputs are a tutor course report and certificate.
Course report from the tutor
Standard course certificate
Optional tailored research project
Optional formal academic presentation
Research-project certificate and report
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