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June 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Russian Tuition

Posted June 23, 2014

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Posted June 23, 2014

Hi,

My name is Julia. I am a native Russian speaker and an experienced Russian Language Tutor. I offer exciting, dynamic and challenging online Russian lessons via Skype at ?20 per hour for all levels. I provide students with all necessary study materials as well as homework and tests to ensure the understanding of new information.

I also provide face-to-face lessons in East Dulwich at ?25 per hour and I am based in Barry Road, SE22 0HR.

Having lived in the UK for the past 13 years I completed several Language and Interpreting courses as well as a BA in Russian and English Linguistics from Queen Mary, University of London.

I offer lessons for all levels focusing on the skill of your choice be that Conversation, Grammar or Reading. I also specialise in Translation and Proofreading research projects and essays.

Flexibility in terms of times and days of the week.

Please email me for more information at: [email protected]

www.russian-tuition.com

Thank you!

Julia

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