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Experienced GCSE Maths Tutor


Mr Clarke

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Hi there,


I am an experienced secondary school Maths teacher living in Dulwich, having worked at The Charter School East Dulwich for the past 5 years. I have left teaching temporarily to look after by 1 year old daughter but I am available for weekday evening tutoring. I have broad experience working across both KS3 and KS4 and can provide targeted and effective support to children of all abilities and learning needs. I am still in contact with teaching staff and have an up to date knowledge of the latest curriculum having taken a class through the latest round of GCSE's in Jun 2022.


Additionally I have taught GCSE & A-Level Business Studies and Economics if that is of interest


Please drop me a message, my rate is £50 an hour and I am available to start straight away. Happy to provide certificates / DBS.


Regards

Joe

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