Wanted for summer: GCSE tutors for English, Maths, Science

By lastminute.mum
June 6, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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lastminute.mum

Posted June 6, 2021

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Posted June 6, 2021

My daughter has missed a lot of school this year because of anxiety. She will be going into Year 11 in September so I am hoping to try and fill some of the gaps over the summer and thus decrease the stress for the school restart.

I am looking for mature, female tutors who could do maybe a 1-1.5 hour face to face session with her each week (ideally mornings during the holidays). Because of her anxiety, she needs someone firm but calm and encouraging. This exercise is as much about improving her confidence as it is about filling gaps in the syllabus.

We're pretty flexible on dates/times etc...at this stage, I'm just trying everything I can to help her.

She is doing the Edexcel syllabus.

We?re based in SE26 but would consider dropping her off for lessons.

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