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I am a qualified Turkish teacher, I completed my PGCE (Turkish) training at Middlesex University in London. I am based in Devon and I offer Turkish and ESL lessons online and at my home.
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I'm Charlie. I'm a UK qualified teacher with a degree in maths. I've been teaching for seven years, including in secondary schools in the UK, as a private tutor and four years as a secondary maths teacher in a Cambridge International School in Vietnam. My areas of expertise are GCSE and A level. I have experience teaching both online and in person. My experience means I understand and empathise with students going through this challenging and important phase in their lives. I endeavour to offer a challenging but not overly demanding curriculum that encourages students to enjoy maths, as well at make strides in their skill level. My sessions are mostly exam practice focused. My approach is based on careful observation of the student so I can determine their specific areas for improvement. The next step is clear communication, with the necessary adaptations, to guide the student to discover that they have the ability to pass even the most challenging exam questions on their own. Students will recieve weekly homework tasks. I expect students to arrive on time to lessons, with the necessary equipment including a calculator, well slept and ready to learn and to attempt all the work set for them.
/ Laleh S.
Applied Mathematics lessons in Exeter, UK.
I am a native French speaker and I have been living in the UK for over 30 years. I very much enjoy meeting people and my tailor-made lessons are fun and relaxed. I mainly work as a proofreader and editor for several educational publishers and definitely understand the challenges of my mother tongue.
I am enthusiastic and I will help you:
- converse, read, write, pronounce and listen;
- improve your French grammar;
- increase your confidence; and,
- if you are taking an exam, boost your grade.
I have many years' experience in teaching adults at all levels, from beginners to advanced, face-to-face from my home in Torquay or on WhatsApp, but do not hold any qualifications in the teaching field. I am DBS checked.
I have taught at Torquay Girls Grammar School (GCSE and A-Level) and at Brixham College as an adult education tutor.
I also offer:
- a professional translation service (tourism publications, website contents, commercial brochures, advertising, trade shows literature, packaging, estimates for renovation projects, medical records);
- support with all issues regarding French properties;
- native speaker checks / proofreading (educational publications, presentations, websites, restaurant menus and commercial literature).
- boarding for small, friendly and well-trained dogs, but not in the same rooms as the students, just to do something different to keep fit and because I love dogs!
James has been playing drums since 1986, playing all over the U. K, and contributing drums & percussion on three well-received albums by singer-songwriter Nicky Swann.
He has written for Modern Drummer, Drumhead magazine and Music Teacher magazine.
James became a Drumsense tutor in 2008 and became a Drumsense Master Tutor in January 2013.
He now teaches a very healthy roster of private students of various ages & levels, also teaching in several schools as a peripatetic tutor, as well as providing drum tuition for Exeter University music scholarships.
James uses Yamaha drums & electronics, along with Protection Racket cases, Vic Firth drumsticks & Istanbul Mehmet cymbals.
He's married with three children and lives in Totnes, Devon.
Throughout my working life, teaching French has been my main occupation. Starting as a language assistant, working as a full time secondary school teacher and working as an Adult Education tutor I have developed a broad range of effective skills which enable the learners to gain confidence in using French whatever their starting level. Passing on my enthusiasm for languages has proven to be thoroughly rewarding. I always seek to inspire my students and I have received excellent feedback. In 2013, I received the award for “inspirational tutor” of the year from South Devon College, having been nominated before on several previous occasions. I have experience in teaching all age groups from children to adults and all levels, frоm beginners tо advanced. I have taught across the age and ability range. I set high expectations for student achievement, always seeking to challenge and motivate so as to maximise the potential of each and every learner.
I thrive on helping others and teaching French has always been one of my passions. I have been told I am very patient, I explain things very clearly and have a good sense of humour.
I been teaching Geography for 16 years. I am Head of Geography and run a successful department at a school in Exeter, I am also a Chartered Geographer and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. I have travelled extensively and have lots of real life experience to draw on in my teaching.
I am passionate about Geography and have worked with numerous students over the years to improve and sustain results. I also lead the Extended Project Qualification and have experience successfully guiding students to high grades.
I am a French native speaker, I have been living in England for thirty years. I am a fully qualified teacher and have recent classroom experience in secondary, primary as well as nursery school. I have taught some lovely business people too as well as some families moving to France and Spain.
I have a real passion for teaching languages. So much, that my eldest daughter as just joined the profession ! :) I enjoy preparing interactive lessons and combine a mixture of traditional as well as modern methods. There is so much to explore nowadays with the new technologies which makes teaching online very exciting! My clients include primary school children, secondary school students I also help people to achieve good grades at GCSE and A'level. I also enjoy teaching private students and business people.
If you or your child would like to learn French or Spanish, I will probably have a program of study that would be of interest to you! Feel free to browse my website and do not hesitate to contact me if you would like more information. I hope you will find something here that interest you.
A bientot! íHasta pronto! Valérie
University of Exeter Secondary PGCE History
TEFL
Over the last 20 years I’ve penned thousands of news stories, features, reviews and in-depth interviews.
I’m now studying an MA in Travel and Nature Writing at Bath Spa University and pitching travel and wellbeing features to newspapers and magazines.
Highly experienced teacher and skilled teacher of maths and science with over 30 years in the classroom. Ex head of department in maths and head of sixth form maths, extensive experience of tutoring with great success.
I have been teaching English for over twenty years, two of which were in Poland and 1 in Spain.
I have taught business classes, general English, exam preparation, presentation skills, rule of the road and more
As a native English speaker who learnt Arabic from scratch at university and then used it professionally for many years, I know how to negotiate the journey from knowing no Arabic to reading, writing, speaking and understanding. Check out my website.
English Literature, English, and Media Studies lessons in Torquay, UK.
Online Sociology and Psychology group tuition £22 per hour for AQA A level students.
One-to-one lessons cost £58 per hour (after 3pm) or £54 per hour (before 3pm).
One-to-one online tuition for university students £70 per hour.
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I am a member of the prestigious 'Society of Tutors', a group of elite self-employed tutors who have Russell Group degrees and years of teaching and tutoring experience.
I love learning and, equally, to inspire this feeling in others too. I also strongly believe that social development and creativity are as important as academic learning. If you are reading this, you must be considering getting help with learning of some sort, whether for you or for someone close to you. It would be a privilege to help!
I worked as a primary school teacher for 14 years and loved sharing the learning journey with the young people I taught. My approach is often playful – there is so much to be learnt using games and humour – and success relies on building relationships, agreeing goals and together working out how to reach them. Sometimes the goal might just be to travel forwards and enjoy the journey; at other times there may be a more specific target.
The best moments as a teacher are “the lightbulb moments” when something clicks in the learning and new connections are made. My goal is always to instil self-confidence in learners, to build positively on what they already know and can do, and to help them to believe that they can learn whatever they want to learn.
I am a qualified and experienced teacher. Although I have worked in secondary/ middle schools, the majority of my teaching has been in primary schools. I have worked in mainstream schools with a wide range of children. I have coordinated enrichment programmes for gifted and talented pupils. I have supported pupils preparing for grammar school exams. I have written and managed education plans for learners with dyslexia and dyscalculia, autistic spectrum conditions and other social, emotional and mental health difficulties.
As a class teacher, I taught across the spectrum of the National Curriculum, with particular focus on progress in Reading, Writing and Maths. As the school coordinator for the teaching and learning of English for many years, I rolled out various strategies to develop reading for pleasure and to make the learning of grammar and spelling fun, fun, fun! Prior to that, I enjoyed roles as the school lead on Science, History and DT. However, my guilty pleasure is a love of numbers, the application of Maths, in games and puzzles, and the Art of Maths.
I am a parent, the most important job/ experience in the whole world.
Prior to teaching, I was an architect. More recently, I have established myself as an artist, specialising in the publication of greeting cards and fine art prints.
Joss was born in the small seaside fishing town of Oban on the north west coast of Scotland and moved to Glasgow at an early age. It was in Glasgow where Joss started to take an interest in jazz, becoming involved with jazz workshops and big band at the Glasgow Arts Centre and performing with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra of Scotland (NYJOS).
Aged seventeen Joss moved to London to study jazz at university. He was taught harmony and theory by Pete Churchill (Jazz Education award 2007) and Nikki Iles (Jazz Education award nominee 2007 & 2009) and had guitar tuition under the guidance of multi-instrumentalist Stuart Hall and Phil Robson (Winner of 'Best Jazz musician of the Year' 2009). Joss also developed his performing skills with tuition by founding members of Loose Tubes - Eddie Parker and jazz educator - trumpeter Chris Batchelor.
After graduating with an honours degree in Jazz (BA Music Jazz Studies) Joss stayed in London for several years working professionally before studying for a Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) and moving to Devon where he still resides. Joss continues to gig with some of the top musicians in the South West.
Making learning accessible, engaging and relevant is, in my opinion, fundamental to the success and the development of every child, supporting academic achievement and the nurturing of fully rounded individuals to be all they can be. For this to happen, I believe that our curriculum needs to be a relevant and rewarding experience; adapted to ensure inclusion and providing the opportunity to develop academically and personally while experiencing success and challenge on a day-to-day basis. It allows pupils to develop their confidence, self-esteem, organisation, and determination which they can transfer into other aspects of their lives. It is from this desire to do well and lead healthy lifestyles that further success can follow.
I have always had a passion for PE as a subject with many different aspects and opportunities for the wide range of children in the school to be challenged and to feel success. This has led me to opportunities to work beyond the school, something I think is crucial in order to reflect deeply on all aspects of teaching, learning and school leadership as well as to provide varied experiences for our children.
Throughout my career, I have valued strong pastoral systems in schools; I have experience at guiding pupils through the peaks and troughs that school life can afford. Key to this support is good communication - between school and parents/guardians, between different staff members and, where appropriate, with outside agencies. Ultimately, I want to ensure that every child has a successful educational experience in my class and throughout the school.
History lessons in Brixham, UK.
German and Spanish lessons in Torquay, UK.
