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English Tuition Offered

By david.ayre
September 6, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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david.ayre

Posted September 6, 2016

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Posted September 6, 2016

I am a friendly and attentive English language tutor who wants to get more experience tutoring English - both as a foreign language and A-level / English Literature classes. I am in my final year of doing an English Literature with Creative Writing degree and I'm flexible with my availability.

My pricing:

- 1st lesson free. It would focus on your goals (English language practice or preparation for a specific test)

- further lessons: ?20 an hour average, depending on travel time - happy to discuss.

I am based in East Dulwich, so ideally looking for students nearby but open to some traveling. Lessons can take place either at my house (if you don't mind a small dog), in your flat or in a cafe.

Please get in touch if you have any questions.

David

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