Oxford student offering tuition in Latin, Classics and German at GCSE and A-Level

By WilliamBTutor
November 24, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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WilliamBTutor

Posted November 24, 2024

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Posted November 24, 2024

My name is William, I am currently an undergrad studying Classics and German at Oxford, after leaving St Olave's Grammar School with 3 A*s at A-Level in Latin, German and Classical Civilisation.

I am offering a range of services for both GCSE and A-Level students:

German grammar, reading and writing sessions.
Latin grammar, reading and writing sessions.
Classics writing sessions for students studying the Odyssey or Aeneid (A-level only in this case).

Over the Christmas holidays I am able to offer in-person sessions in the East Dulwich area, though during term-time they will be online. I am happy to do weekly lessons on a longer-term basis, or a more intense programme over the holidays before the January mocks.

I have experience of tutoring GCSE students and can supply a reference upon request.

Please contact me at 07708723388 to enquire.

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