Experienced Online Tutor - Availability Dec/Jan

By EvaMariaJ
November 22, 2022 in Tutors & Coaching

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EvaMariaJ

Posted November 22, 2022

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Posted November 22, 2022

I'm an experienced online tutor with a lot of successful outcomes in the SE London area in entrance assessments. Students have gone on to gain places and academic and creative scholarships at some of the top schools in the area, including DC, JAGS, Alleyns, as well as St Dunstans, Sydenham High School, Streatham and Clapham, Eltham College etc.

I will be tutoring online during December/January and have a few spaces available for people looking for some last minute tutoring. Happy to supply references/testimonials upon request. I've a universal DBS. Please PM me for more details.

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