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Hello all,


I am an experienced economics teacher who can help you (or your child) achieve better grades in their economics exams. I have a proven track record of private tuition and have taught at outstanding institutions all over the world.


I am based in SE21 but am happy to travel to your address for lessons and will provide comprehensive course notes and model answers to essays.


Please PM me for rates and details.

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Kowloonatic Wrote:

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> Hello all,

>

> I am an experienced economics teacher who can help

> you (or your child) achieve better grades in their

> economics exams. I have a proven track record of

> private tuition and have taught at outstanding

> institutions all over the world.

>

> I am based in SE21 but am happy to travel (within

> reason) to your address for lessons and will

> provide comprehensive course notes and model

> answers to essays.

>

> Please PM me for rates and details.



I still have one or two slots available.

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