English Tutor with PhD and Teaching experience

By Bryonylwhite
October 31, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Bryonylwhite

Posted October 31, 2019

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Posted October 31, 2019

Hello,

I am an experienced tutor and teacher based in East Dulwich. I am currently finishing my PhD in the English Department at King's College London, where I also teach undergraduates.

I am available to tutor:

KS1-Degree level English Literature (I am familiar with the current A-Level and GCSE specs)

KS1-A Level English Language (I am familiar with the current A-Level and GCSE specs)

I am also available to tutor Theatre, Drama, Critical Thinking and Media Studies.

I have extensive experience working with students with additional learning needs (dyslexia, auditory processing, autism etc) and am able to tailor sessions to the needs of my students.

I also provide proofreading and editing skills.

I am available:

Tuesday: 3-9pm

Wednesday: 3:9pm

Thursday 3:9pm

Friday: 6-9pm

I charge ?45 per hour and ?20 for the first session.

My number is 07891911125 if you wish to contact me to arrange the first session.

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