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Year 11 Success - GCSEs


Oliver Walker

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If you have a child going into Year 11 and would like some help setting them up for success in their GCSE exams, please get in touch for an introductory conversation.

Having completed my GCSEs last year (nine grade 9s & two grade 8s), I believe that getting organised and taking a structured approach to studying can make an enormous difference. Parents tend to focus on content and seek out conventional tutoring from subject-matter experts to support students in particular subjects. While this is important, aspects such as planning and study strategies are often overlooked. Getting these things right represents half the battle in a student achieving the best grades they can get in their GCSEs. 

I offer one-off sessions to help set up healthy working habits for the year ahead or weekly tuition to provide on-going support. I can combine this with more conventional content tutoring in Maths (including Further Maths), Science, History and other subjects. 

Please email me at [email protected]

 

 

 

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