Description: Charlie’s success with students as a private tutor both online and offline. Also a snippet of his tutor profile. Charlie has been working with us for almost 4 years now. He has devoted hundreds, if not thousands of hours to private tutoring as an 11+ and English tutor. He has inspired many young dreamers […]
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Description: Marco, one of our English tutors shares some of his experiences during the application stage to study English. “So when do you think this was written?”. I am being asked to date an untitled, unattributed poem that I was handed 5 minutes previously. I can only be in one place: an Oxbridge English interview.
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Description: Huge gratitude and respect for our tutor Faisel, who is a junior doctor, Science and Maths tutor. We love to give recognition and acknowledgement to tutors who have added huge value to our students.
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11+ Private tutor Aletta, online tutor, shares 4 quick fire tips on the benefits of online tuition. Online tuition is in increasing demand and provides a great alternative to more traditional, face-to-face tutoring. Although lessons are structured in the same way and deal with the same content as face-to-face sessions, the setting is different. In
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Description: Klevis is a graduate from Kings College University specialising in biochemistry. In this article, he shares 5 tips on how to achieve ‘flow’ and avoid feelings of distraction and procrastination. How exactly does one focus on being in quality study mode as opposed to being reactive to other stimuli that may pull our attention
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Description: Ciaran is a professional Maths tutor and is pursuing a degree in Economics at The London School of Economics. He shares the relevance and importance of Maths in the real-world. Many of us have a difficult relationship with maths. This can be for a number of reasons, most often because of our experiences at
Telios Tutors was founded with a vision to positively impact and develop as many young people through education as possible. Great emphasis is placed on empowering students through authentic edification as opposed to simply imparting information. The conventional business model for providing tutoring services can appear ‘transactional’ by trading a tutor’s expertise for their time.
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Ability to learn quickly Engineering is broad and will require you to continuously learn a wide variety of new concepts, from studying shock waves in supersonic flow to understanding why certain materials are tough. Over time, this will help you develop an ability to efficiently learn; in other words, you’ll learn how to learn.
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Description: 5 book recommendations by English literature university student M Mahima 1. Paradise Lost by John Milton Oh, the most literary work of them all. A good ten thousand lines or so of ultimate poetry-prose. It’s to do with the fall of man – of Adam and Eve’s descent to Earth. This work is not
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By Madihah M, Dentistry student As an aspiring Dentist, I constantly put myself under pressure to excel in all my subjects, always determined to achieve high grades. For A-levels, I chose Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics as these were subjects I quite enjoyed which I felt were most appropriate for my desired field of study.
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