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I am studying the OCR Diploma Level 5 Teaching students with specific learning difficulties/Dyslexia. I am already a qualified primary school teacher however I am furthering my studies as I throughly enjoy teaching students with literacy difficulties.


As part of the second block of the course I need to work at least 8 hours with ONE student in Key stage 2. This child needs to have literacy and numeracy difficulties and dyslexic tendencies and not be diagnosed with dyslexia.


I am looking for someone who can come to my house in SE22 one day after school starting from around May 2014. Informal assessments will need to take place before this in order for me to plan the teaching (home visits can be made for this part). The family must be agreement with the third session being filmed and then sent off so that my teaching can be observed by my course tutor. They must also commit to all 8 hours.


Specialist tuition for dyslexia is about ?40 per hour however I am offering these 8 lessons at ?25 per hour as I will be in training. Lessons can be continued after the initial 8 still at ?25 per hour until the end of 2014.


Please get in touch if you think your son or daugther might be suitable and also to find out more information.


[email protected]

07949 280 593

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