Molly B. - Tutor in Durham
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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Primary Age - £25 - 60min
Reception - £25 - 60min
Ages 1 - 4 - £25 - 60min
Ages 5 - 7 - £25 - 60min
Ages 8 - 11 - £25 - 60min
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| Institution | Town | Speciality | Degree | Class |
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| East College Durham | Durham | Apprentice Teaching Assistant | - | |
| Newcastle College | Art and Design | - | ||
| Durham Johnston | Art, Psychology, Biology | High school |
Hi! I'm Molly and I'm currently doing a Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship with the hopes of going on to doing Teaching. I've worked with children aged 5-17 for the past few years, volunteering at schools, local girl guiding groups and working over in America. I have a range of knowledge and skills to help tutor your child in any areas needed, and I'm also available to babysit or childmind on weekends or school holidays. I have the patience and time to work 1-1 with any child no matter their age or abilities. I often work with SEN children, helping them with reading, maths and literacy. I started off by babysitting cousins and family friends when they were younger, before moving on to volunteering at my local Rainbows unit (girls aged 5-8). I spent a few hours every Thursday night with these girls, doing crafts and fun activities to keep them engaged, entertained and motivated to earn more badges. When I got older I started volunteering at a local primary school where I had the chance to observe teachers and see how the classroom looks like on a day to day basis. I learned the fundamentals of teaching from my time there. I worked with children all throughout the school, helping with reading, writing, maths, literacy and art jobs. This is also when I spent time 1-1 with SEN children that needed that little extra help. Just before I decided to become a TA, I spent a summer in America working at a camp in Massachusetts. My time here was valuable and I spent a lot of time learning other ways on how to enrich a child's education. Most my time was teaching them arts and crafts, which is my specialty, but I also looked after them 24/7 becoming their Big Sister whilst away from home. Please don't hesitate to message me for any questions! |
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