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I can help tutor in one or more subjects, i have a younger brother and i am frequently helping out with his homework and subjects. I achieved 9 A-C levels at GCSE's. Currently i am taking Maths, Chemistry and Art at A level and would be happy to help out in any subject required.
I am a qualified primary teacher and have been teaching in Key Stage One for three years. I am available to help EYFS, KS1 and KS2 children with all areas of the primary curriculum. This may be particularly useful in the run up to SATs and the Year 1 Phonics Screening.
I am studying a part-time degree in biochemistry and currently achieving and aiming for a distinction (first-class degree). I acheived AAB at A-level (chemistry, maths, biology). My passion is for chemistry and i hope to get in to chemical research after university. I also enjoy teaching both biology and maths at all levels. I have two years of tutoring experience. DBS checked and double vaccinated. I prefer to tutor in person either at your house/a public place i.e library.
Hello, my CV can be received upon request. I enjoyed school when I was younger, and still enjoy learning to this day. I've never taught in terms of teaching, however when I was working in Childcare, I helped children with their homework.
I have experience tutoring in maths for the 11+, and the student I tutored passed, I'm now providing maths and physics tuition for 2 other children.
My name is Lucy . I have a college degree in Forensic science. I have no experience with teaching however I help others within the classes I used to study within. I am a University of Worcester Student and I am studying Forensic Psychology as of the 21/09/2015. My availability is shown however times and days that I am available may change due to university lectures.
