Local secondary school teacher available to tutor Maths up to A-level

By cvasey
February 18, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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cvasey

Posted February 18, 2017

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Posted February 18, 2017

I'm a secondary school Maths teacher with 7 years classroom experience teaching all abilities up to A-level. I have a proven track record, last year all students met or exceeded their predicted grades. My lessons have consistently been judged as outstanding.

I can offer GCSE and A-level tutoring. After an initial assessment I will create a bespoke tutoring plan to prepare the tutee for the summer exams. Working in a secondary school gives me access to a wealth of resources that I will bring to each session, including specimen papers for the new (9-1) GCSE specification for which there are no past papers available.

I can travel to your home address in East Dulwich and the surrounding areas or alternatively we can meet in a public library.

Please contact me directly for quotes. Discounts available for siblings, 2 hour sessions and proximity to SE22 0QP.

Carmel 07715532272

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