When hiring private tutors in London on behalf of parents, we look for excellence in academia and personal qualities that demonstrate a ‘human element’. Amongst one of many characteristics, one that always impresses us is someone that goes above and beyond. Working from the heart, genuinely wanting to serve students to the highest standard, honouring […]
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Description: A highly cultured International tutor Julia has extensive private tutoring experience working with students from all ages and abilities including those with learning difficulties. Here’s a short snippet of her tutor profile. A motivated, driven, open-minded individual that has ample experience in working with different groups of people. Consequently, I adapt to different audiences
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Private tuition in London is becoming extremely popular with now on average around a third of students in primary and secondary schools engaging with a 1 to 1 home tutor. The need for individualised learning is greater than ever before with competition rising for students to gain entrance to top secondary schools and universities. Schools
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Description: an interview with an 18 year old student, Ibrahim, who was diagnosed with autism from around the age of 4. We discuss symptoms, stigma, misconceptions that still surrounds this condition. 1) What are some of the main symptoms of autism and how has this affected your development? The main symptoms of autism
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Description: Kate is a Cambridge graduate and full time private tutor. She has 6 years of full-time classroom and tutoring experience with a wide variety of subjects (Latin, Ancient Greek, Classical Civilisation, Maths, English Language and Literature, History, beginners’ Russian, beginners’ Art History). We also share a snippet of Kate’s tutor profile. She has helped plenty
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As we enter a new academic year, many parents across the country will be in eager anticipation for what lies ahead for their child. Many of our students will be transitioning into their new secondary schools after years of 11+ exam preparation. We are filled with pride and delight regarding the performance of all
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My experience within the tuition industry for a decade now has placed me in a huge range of scenarios through the matching of private tutors and students. Thousands of relationships and connections have been established and many young lives have been positively impacted. Today I share with you some advice on what to look for
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Description: A short snippet of English tutor Francesca Z’s profile. Raised in Geneva, Switzerland in the UN community and international schools, using my languages (fluent French, some German and Italian) was my first area of interest. My BaHons (UK) was in French and while I spent 7 years teaching English to adults, teens and young
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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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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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