I can't go there, but I can definitely help you with questions you have over the net, and at low peak times (e.g.: not near exam times) I will try to post out simple ways of approaching particular topics you are having trouble with. Just let it be known when you have a problem, and someone here will try to work it out.
Take the subject seriously too, having done it a first time will help. The potent scaling of Methods makes it the sort of subject you do not want to brush off as your 7th subject. I believe you can make it a part of your top 4, not just a part of your backbench for pre-requisites.
Try to work yourself through the course, it will be rigorous, but if you succeed, it will be glorious. Ask for help along the way, and I think you'll cover most your bases.