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By EDeducator
January 5, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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EDeducator

Posted January 5, 2013

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Posted January 5, 2013

Hello,

I am offering tutoring to children of primary age (KS1&2) in numeracy and literacy and Secondary (KS3&4) in English to A Level.

I am a qualified, dynamic teacher with 20 years experience in both Primary and Secondary schools, having taught in both independent and state schools. I have a wealth of experience in delivering all aspects of the curriculum to children of all abilities, including those with special educational needs including dyslexia and those on the autistic spectrum.

I have successfully helped many children with reading, phonics, SATs, common entrance exams and Independent school entrance exams.

Enhanced current CRB checked. My rates are ?25 per hour for individual tuition or ?15 for small groups of 2 - 3.

Please PM me if you would like an informal chat.

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