Experienced, friendly tutor. Primary level, 7+, 11+

By helenrachael
June 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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helenrachael

Posted June 11, 2016

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Posted June 11, 2016

Hi!

I have five years teaching experience and am currently available for private sessions with pupils. I can help students at a variety of ages and abilities realise their potential in core subjects.

This can include independent tailored schemes of work, exam practice, technique and preparation and homework help.

My main focus is on building confidence- so often pupils can fall behind simply because of a lack of confidence and not necessarily ability. Above all, I always install a sense of fun in every lesson so students look forward to their extra work as opposed to dreading it!

Because I am not working through an agency I can offer very competitive rates.

Please don't hesitate to contact me at [email protected] or on 07502232252 and we can arrange to meet and discuss exactly what your needs are and how I can help.

As the summer holidays are fast approaching, I have excellent availability in the week if you would like extra sessions during holiday time.

I look forward to hearing from you!

Best wishes,

Helen

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