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Experienced Maths/Latin/Music/11+/13+ Tutor - qualified secondary teacher & Cambridge graduate

By nikki.s
August 18, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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nikki.s

Posted August 18, 2020

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Posted August 18, 2020

Hi all,

I'm a local Maths Lead Practitioner at an Outstanding secondary in Dulwich. I've been teaching in the state sector for the last decade and have taught a wide range of students. I have experience of working with students with dyscalculia and SENDs as well as those aiming for the top grades.

I can tutor Maths, Latin, Classics and Music up to A Level, and also have quite a lot of experience with 11+ and 13+ exams.

A little bit about me - I graduated from Cambridge University where I read Classics, and then studied at the Royal Academy of Music before completing my PGCE in Maths at the Institute of Education.

I can do lessons via zoom or in person (happy to wear a mask if required!).

I am fully DBS checked and can supply references on request.

Many thanks

Nikki

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07793 681436

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