Tutoring/babysitting available

By Katiemccotter
January 30, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Katiemccotter

Posted January 30, 2020

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Posted January 30, 2020

Hi, my name is Katie,

I?m 17 and I study at Alleyn?s school and live in East Dulwich. I?m looking for some tutoring or babysitting jobs for younger children or GCSE standard.

I have had experience teaching year 5 and year 9 children maths in a teaching scheme for my school, and am able to explain in detail until the student can understand.

In my GCSE?s I got all A*s in the 3 sciences and maths and A?s in English so would probably be better at tutoring science or maths subjects (my other subjects were history, french, art and music), I?m also taking ALevels in Maths, Biology, Psychology and Film studies. I would probably charge ?15 an hour for tutoring.

Message me if you are interested I?m open to anything and can usually do short notice.

Text me at 07954520692 or email me [email protected].

Thanks, Katie

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