Female tutor for entrance exams (11+), GCSE Maths, Further maths, English, Geography and Sciences

By Zaram
July 11 in Tutors & Coaching

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Hello all, I am a friendly and patient A-Level student from JAGS in Dulwich, based locally, who can tutor your child, either in person or online, for the 11+ / other entrance exams, general HW/ learning, the GCSE subjects up to a grade 9: maths, further maths, English, geography, history and the sciences and A-Level maths. I specialise in maths tutoring as I do further maths at A Level. I have experience with neurodiverse students and helped all my students secure interviews for 11+ to the Dulwich schools and other London private schools. As well as boosting multiple GCSE students from U’s to A/ A stars this year. I charge £55 per hour online and £60 in person.

My qualifications are 11 8/9 grades at GCSE and predicted 5 A stars at A Level. References are available!

Please email [email protected] (3 r's!) for any queries.

Thanks! Zara

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