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Eleanor.E

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Eleanor.E

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Hi! My name is Eleanor, and I will be reading English at Cambridge University this year. I live in East Dulwich and attended Haberdashers' Hatcham College and Harris Westminster Sixth Form. 

I am offering tutoring in the following: 

- A level English, history and German

- GCSE English, maths, history, geography, German, music

I can also support KS3 students with English and maths. My experience in the humanities means that I can help students of any age with their essay writing skills more generally, too.

I have A levels in English, history, German and maths (A*A*A*A) and 11 grade 9s at GCSE.

My rate is £20/hour. I can promise my lessons will be engaging and respond to the needs of the student. I can set homework tasks to accelerate learning and have a range of existing revision resources and essays I can share. 

I can offer this tutoring in the long holidays from university. I am available (with leeway to be worked out personally for family holidays etc):

- from now to the 4th of October (to set a student up well for the academic year!)

- from the 8th of December to the 17th of January

- from the 23rd of March to the 25th of April 

- from the 29th of June to the beginning of October 2025

These substantial periods mean I can offer support in chunks throughout the year at whatever intensity is necessary. 

I am happy to give lessons in person anywhere in East Dulwich, Peckham and Nunhead, but can also teach online. Please message if interested, or for more information. 

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