Punjabi tutors

Punjabi is offered at GCSE (AQA) and is taken predominantly by heritage speakers from British Punjabi families — Sikh and Muslim communities, with Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi scripts respectively, though the GCSE is Gurmukhi-based. Most students speak fluently at home but need explicit work on the script, formal grammar, and the written register. Tutoring helps most with literacy, with the gap between colloquial spoken Punjabi and the formal written form, and with exam-paper technique. There's no mainstream A-level Punjabi, so this is a single-qualification route. Look for Gurmukhi-literate native speakers with explicit AQA spec experience.