English, History and Literacy/ ESOL tutor available

By antonsean
October 10, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 10, 2015

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Posted October 10, 2015

I am an engaging, motivational and creative fully qualified (BA Hons, PGCE, QTS) teacher with 20 years experience teaching a wide range of ages, needs and abilities. As well as my subject-specific expertise in English, Literacy and History, I am highly informed about many areas including current affairs, music, sport, film and the outdoors. I speak three languages and play several musical instruments. I will be able to provide guidance and support with anything from primary age homework to A level English and History. I am an expert essay writer and one of my key strengths is instilling self-confidence in my students.

Current DBS/CRB.

Please PM me if you are interested. Alternatively you can text me on 07946 454 063.

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