Sure -- do you need that for exams?

Linguistics and history

As Chris said, there are plenty of teachers you can choose from. We're all going to have different strengths, so you might want to look for more than one teacher. For example, it would be hard to find many teachers who know more about American history or the morphology of English words derived from Latin or Greek than me. My knowledge of the phonology of English and the major western Romance languages is also above average, but less so with the other Germanic languages or other language families. I have a passing knowledge of British history, but obviously many British teachers would be better sources for that topic. Any qualified professional teacher should be able to help you with syntax.

If you are willing to pay, do a teacher search and then contact a few with a proposal for custom classes. English teachers - 4300 teachers and tutors found. English teachers with filter "linguistics" - 300 teachers and tutors found. English teachers with filter "phonology" - 16 teachers and tutors found. [I am one of the 16.] A few teachers are practicing linguists. Jack Takahashi Mao seems to be one of them. As for history, you can probably find some teachers with a degree in history. Good luck!