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By Myant
January 11, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted January 11, 2018

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Posted January 11, 2018

I have worked in scientific research for nearly 30years but 6 years ago I moved to East Dulwich and set my self up as a freelance science tutor, teaching A level chemistry and biology. I must have taught up to 200 students in that time from a wide range of state and independent schools in South East London. My students have had an enormously wide range of backgrounds, aptitudes, aspirations and motivations but I have always done my best to support them and help them to achieve their goals.

I am now looking to fill my last few slots with local committed students who would like regular weekly sessions. I live at 55 Pellatt Road SE22 9JB, I charge 30 pounds per hour and you can find out more about me by going to the tutor pages website.

My email address is [email protected].

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