Tutor: qualified english teacher and 1st class history grad

By Jacques Edward
August 24, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Jacques Edward

Posted August 24, 2018

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Posted August 24, 2018

I am looking to take on new clients, having recently moved to the area. Keen to tutor history, politics, English and Spanish at A-level and GCSE, and geography and religious studies at GCSE.

I'm a qualified English teacher (QTS Outstanding) and history graduate (1st class University of Bristol). In terms of tutoring, English would obviously be my specialism and I have a full working knowledge of AQA and Edexcel as well as iGCSE. I have lots of experience tutoring students both abroad and in the UK and now manage the intervention for year 10 and year 11 students in my current school.

Can also offer help with literacy and writing as well as guidance with UCAS, having been a 6th form tutor.

Please get in touch on 07769221310 or email at [email protected]

Jack

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