The Best Online Social Policy Tutors

Why study Social policy?

Social policy is primarily concerned with the study of how social institutions respond to multiple global, economic, and demographic challenges. In social policy, you will learn how to address the modern problems that plague our society, their causes, and the steps that can be taken to bring about social change. Social policy is an underrated but extremely important subject. 

However, law enforcement agencies and governments are always in need of people to consult on important social policy issues. After all, the effects of social policy changes can last generations and need to be carefully studied before they can be implemented. Problems such as those of the NHS or poverty, crime and unemployment. 

Those who study this degree have good career prospects of working in high office. Their work consists of constant research mixed with various jobs, such as health care, NGO or office administrator. Social policies, if implemented properly, can not only affect the environment but also lift people out of poverty and provide them with jobs. 

Take the example of the London Olympics, one of the best times of our lives and a shining example of what happens when social policy experts team up with the government. While Olympic parks usually rot after the Games, the Queen Elizabeth park's expert planning not only preserved the local ecology but also created jobs and a much-needed recreational space for the public. Examples like these are why social policy experts will always be in demand, and also why you should choose to study this degree. 

Which university degrees are suitable for studying social policy?

If you decide to study this degree and complete a bachelor's degree in social policy, there are a number of possible options for postgraduate study. 

The usual route for most is a Masters in Social and Community Policy or a Masters in Social Work or a Masters in Social Policy and Social Administration. 

If you are interested in working with law enforcement, you could also pursue a Master's in Criminology and Social Policy, which can open up some very interesting career paths. In addition, you can also opt for a Master's in Justice, Policy and Leadership. 

There are specialisations like the Master's in Population Policy and Social Administration, which would be a good idea if you are aiming for public office in the future. Another subject in this category that offers similar career opportunities is the Master's in Economics of Family Policy and Public Policies for Human Development. 

If you want to work to protect the environment, consider a Master's in Environment, Heritage and Policy. 

How does social policy help with educational studies?

Education and social policy have always been a part of each other. Neither can exist without the other. Combining these degrees can help you a lot in studying education. It will certainly also help your career prospects to get involved in professions that you would not normally expect to get involved in without both degrees. 

Social policy experts look into the nitty-gritty details of education and how it can affect individuals socially and intellectually. Not only that, education itself is the only means of imparting and eradicating social norms. For example, through the relentless educational reforms implemented by educators and social policymakers, racial equality has become universal. That was not the case nearly 100 years ago. So social policymakers study our beliefs and our values and assess the major vulnerabilities in society. Once those vulnerabilities are identified, they are brought to the minds of society through education. We now see that where a few decades ago it was difficult to explain it to adults, now even young children are aware of social equality. This process is called social engineering, and education and social policy go hand in hand in working on it.

What careers can studying Social policy lead to?

Increasing urbanization, and changing social trends, have highlighted the need for more focus on social policy. Through successful work by social workers and policymakers, they have made it abundantly clear to governments how crucial it is to prevent society from regressing, by implementing the right social policy. 

Here are some career options for those who study social policy: 

• Charity officer

• Civil Service administrator

• Government social research officer

• NGO Worker

• Health service manager

• Housing manager/officer

• Local government officer

• Policy officer

• Politician's assistant

• Social researcher

• Human resource officer

• Civil Service Administrator

• Local Government Administrator

• Social Researcher

• Market Researcher

• Trade Union Research Specialist

• Political analyst

How expert tutoring can help you

Instructors will take the time to assess your starting point then develop a personalised syllabus to work towards your objectives. Online classes will focus on your areas of weakness and on developing the confidence you need to achieve your goals. Lessons will also push students in areas that they are already comfortable in, encouraging constant improvement and developing positive learning habits.

Why Choose Spires’ Tutoring?

We only hire 4% of the teachers that apply to Spires and they are all professional and experienced school and university level educators. Many have qualifications from top universities and institutions in the UK, USA, and around the world. All have a Ph.D., MSc, Ma, BSc, or Ba in their chosen field.

We have a lot of repeat students and you can check out the high star ratings our clients leave. 

Because instructors set their rates via an auction system, our prices are more competitive than many other companies. Our online classroom is stable and fun to learn through. It has an interactive whiteboard and students can access recordings of classes at any time. They use webcam video chat when being taught.

Spires deals with all of the matching, scheduling, payments, and administration, we take all of the hassles out of organising support and allow students to focus purely on learning.

How does Spires’ online tutoring work?

You can find a professional tutor in four easy steps:

1. Use the Find A Tutor feature to create a post outlining your needs and requirements. You can choose from subject, level, price, and expertise.

2. Find your perfect tutor from our wide variety of skilled professors and educators. After you filter your search results using the Find A Tutor feature you can choose to ‘view profile’ of the best choices for your needs. 

You can then see reviews and star rating, including total hours taught for Spires and the price per hr.

3. Have your face-to-face class. This can be done whenever and wherever you are, it’s all online- neither you nor the tutor travels!

4. Replay the classes afterward for any missed information at your own pace and convenience. 

Private help is that easy!

Does it matter if I have a tutor near me?

No, it doesn’t! It’s all done online whenever and wherever you are. All you have to do is pick your ideal mentor and speak to them to arrange the best time for you to have video lessons.It doesn’t matter at all if they are miles and miles (or kilometre and kilometre) away from you!

Who will my tutor be?

This is all up to you. You have a huge choice. You can look through our member tutor profiles, check student reviews and bids, their qualifications and backgrounds, hourly rates, hours taught, other subject they teach - and even check out if they have many repeat students. 

Then, communicate with your favourites to see if they are right for your needs and learning style. You can have a free video call by webcam, usually over zoom. Then you pick the person you’d like to help with your studies and schedule your first webcam lesson!

How many tutors for Social policy are available to give private lessons?

We currently have over 6 tutors for Social policy with academic and 100s of others with professional experience specialising in a wide range of topics from GCSEs to postgraduate support, and everything in between.

How much does a private Social policy tutor cost per hour?

Tuition is priced according to level:

1. School level: For Primary school, Secondary and Higher Education prices start at €25/hr

2. University level: For Undergraduate and Postgraduate tuition, prices start at €35/hr

3. Professional level: For Chartered Qualifications and Admissions Test tutoring, prices start at €45/hr.

The average price per hour ranges based on the instructors' experience, expertise and student’s level.

How much is a Social policy tutor per hour in London?

The average tutor price per hr is £40/$53/€45 per hour depending on an instructors’ experience and students’ level of study. This is higher than other areas in the UK due to the increased living costs that come with London life.

What happens when I send a message?

Once you’ve used the Find A Tutor feature to find your perfect Social policy tutor, you can contact them with any questions you might an even meet in advance. A tutor should respond to you within 24 hrs with an answer and the hours they are available. If your selected teacher isn’t able to fit you into their schedule we will recommend others that fit your specifications. After an instructor replies, you can then schedule a free webcam meet and if you are satisfied you can go ahead and schedule your first lesson!

Can I arrange Social policy revision help?

Yes, you can! Our huge database of Social policy instructors offers a wide range of specialisations and expertise. Just use the filter to search for Social policy  instructors for your level and browse through available candidates. You can read their description and reviews as well as communicate with them about your needs before you schedule a lesson.

Do you offer Social policy admissions help?

Yes, we do! Our huge database of Social policy instructors offers a wide range of teachers offering admissions help at various levels such as UCAS, Oxbridge Entrance, and even IELTS and TOEFL preparation for non-native speakers.

Can I get Social policy dissertation help at the university level?

Yes, you can! We have a huge selection of University level teachers who can provide literature assignment help as well as admissions help and exam preparation. Just communicate with your tutor before telling them your specific needs.

We help students from all over the world

Spires online Social Policy tutors are popular all over London:

Spires online Social Policy tutoring is popular all over the UK:

Spires online Social Policy tutors are popular all over the world: