So proud of her!

By Soylent Green
August 22, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted August 22, 2024

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Posted August 22, 2024

I started tutoring S last September in Spanish, when her predicted GCSE grade was a terrible 1. Because her school did the EBAC, her mum preferred tutoring to dropping MFL.

With just one hour a week of tutoring (90 mins from Easter), she has passed her Spanish GCSE!!!!

This is the second year I have helped a student in this situation; last year I helped J get from a grade 2 to a grade 4.

If your child is about to go into year 10 or 11 and is predicted to fail either Spanish or French GCSE, I can help.

I am a primary school teacher with a languages specialism (French/Spanish graduate) and reckon I can help your child pass their languages GCSE.

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