GCSE English Tutor

By SWilliams
March 1, 2020 in The Family Room Discussion

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SWilliams

Posted March 1, 2020

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Posted March 1, 2020

Dear parents/carers,

I am a Curriculum Manager for English/teacher with over 11 years' experience in teaching English and managing a small team of staff.

My services maybe particularly useful for pupils who require additional support in the lead up to the official exams later this year. Or learners in years 7-11 who would benefit from one to one guidance. Or older students who require help with writing formal documents such as reports or letters.

Diagnostic assessments, revision packs, access to awarding body learner exemplars etc. will be included in the service.

Online tuition available.

If you would like to know more, feel free to contact me on 07399 265 257 - Sarah

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