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Experienced Primary Teacher - KS1, KS2, specialist 7+, 11+ and SATS tutor


SueR

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Primary school teacher,  specialist 7+ and 11+ tutor

I am a fully qualified, experienced teacher and tutor with a successful track record of supporting pupils with entrance into Dulwich independent schools. I have been teaching since 2013 and I have a wealth of strategies to facilitate accelerated progress across the board. Many of my students attend tutoring sessions with a view to passing competitive exams; others take up tutoring in order to consolidate their learning, build on their skills and develop confidence. By developing warm, positive relationships with students, I motivate them to try their very best. After every session, I provide targeted feedback and guidance to parents because I believe that working in partnership with families is an essential part of the tutoring process. I teach online or in-person from Forest Hill (SE23). A valid DBS and references are available upon request. If you are looking for a tutor who is truly invested in your child's success, get in touch.

 

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