Experienced English Tutor for Years 7 to 13

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November 14, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted November 14, 2024

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Posted November 14, 2024

I have been an English teacher for over 16 years and consistently supported pupils to achieve great outcomes; I have led an English department to excellent outcomes and have been a Senior Leader in schools for 8 years. My passion is teaching English and I am able to offer tutoring to all secondary ages and to target all abilities. My sessions aim to build passion, stamina and expertise in the subject and, of course, promote rapid progress.

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