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A random selection of our registered tutors are listed below:

Mr Matthew Handy

Subjects: Law | Maths
Availability: Weekends / Weekdays
Types of Tutoring: From their home / Online

About Matthew:
Matthew is a graduate of the University of Cambridge, where he read Law, and the Open University, where he read Mathematics and Physics. He is a governor of a school in York and has an Enhanced Disclosure Certificate obtained through City of York Council. He is a member of the Mathematical Association, the Royal Statistical Society, the Association of Teachers of Mathematics and the National Council for Teachers of Mathematics. He has had articles on mathematics education published in the Times Educational Supplement and the York Press.

Teaching Experience:
Matthew has been teaching for 14 years, at schools in both the UK and USA. He has been an examiner for Edexcel and is currently an examiner for AQA.

Tutoring Approach:
I work best with bright students who are not being stretched at school. I have taught most of the modules from each of the exam boards, including Further Maths. I am extremely experienced in exam preparation, having taught it for many years and being an examiner, so I work well with students who are focussed on achieving high grades in exams.

Qualifications:

MA in Law from Cambridge

BSc in Maths and Science from the OU

Diploma in Maths from the OU

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Mr Amos Rojter

Subjects: Music | Media Studies | Film Studies
Availability: Weekends / Weekdays
Types of Tutoring: Travels to you / Online

About Amos:
My name is Amos and I am from Australia. I am an easy going bloke who gets on with everyone. My studies include a Bachelor of Arts degree in Media and Cinema, and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Media. Through my secondary studies, on top of media, of studied a lot in music. This included history. theory and performance in Violin. I also played the Saxophone. I have a great understanding of Media (including Cinema), Music and general English, as well as having played Violin to a high standard. I hope to be able to help you reach your goals.

Teaching Experience:
My experience in tutoring is limited, but through working in management positions professionally, I am constantly teaching and training new staff, which uses the same principals as tutoring. The only difference in being a tutoring is that it allows me to teach areas I am passionate about, which in turn benefits my students even more.

Tutoring Approach:
I am a very patient person, and very easy to get along with. I take great satisfaction in making a difference in someones life. If I can be able to share some of my experiences and skills to help assist you in your studies and succeed, then that is great! I like to think that my tutoring sessions will be fun and informative. I truly believe that learning is most effective when it is in a fun and enjoyable environment, and that is what I would like to deliver to you.

Qualifications:

Grade 7 Violin Performance

Bachelor of Arts (Media and Cinema Major)

Graduate Diploma in Applied Media

Graduated Secondary School, specialising in Music History and Theory, Classics, Media and Enlgish

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Mr Alastair Duncan

About Alastair:
I recently graduated from Bangor University with a bachelors degree in psychology. Before this however I have studied psychology at both GCSE and A Level. I have studied psychology for the past seven years now. As such I have sound knowledge of all areas of psychology covered by the A-level and GCSE syllabus. I also benefit from having studied for my degree and one of the top institutions in the UK for psychological research. I am therefore up to date with recent research and cutting edge teaching methods.

I have particular interest in cognitive psychology, neuropsychology and evolutionary psychology.

Teaching Experience:
I have tutored fellow students to degree level while at university.

Tutoring Approach:
I am patient, friendly and approachable. I take a creative approach to teaching to ensure my lessons are as interesting and engaging as possible. I offer an individual service tailored to the needs of the student and the syllabus they are studying.

Qualifications:

Psychology Bsc (Hons)

Psychology A Level

Psychology GCSE

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Miss Jenna Lowe

Subjects: Maths | English
Availability: Weekends / Weekdays (evenings)
Types of Tutoring: Travels to you / Online

About Jenna:
I am a young Primary school teacher who takes a creative and personal approach to teaching all subjects.

Teaching Experience:
I am a qualified Primary school teacher who has experience with ages 3-16 across all the national curriculum subjects. I have also worked with a range of special needs children.

Tutoring Approach:
I would prefer to tutor online but am flexible to tutor in person or a variety. I teach in a creative approach using cross curricular links to make subjects more engaging and child friendly. I also believe that learning should be fun and aim to tutor using fun activities and programs .

Qualifications:

PGCE Primary

Ba Hons English and Education

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Miss Rebecca Marr

About Rebecca:
I have lived in Bournemouth for the last two years. I am friendly and positive, and enjoy new challenges. I enjoy horse riding and swimming, reading, travel and cookery.

Teaching Experience:
I am an experienced primary school teacher with a Cambridge degree. I have taught English as a Foreign Language to all levels of adults and children. I also have experience preparing children for the 11 plus examination, and personal tutoring in History, English, French and Spanish..

Tutoring Approach:
I believe it is important to tailor lessons to individual needs, and to build on the student's strengths and confidence. It is important to experience success and to be encouraged and motivated to do well. People learn in a variety of ways and their lessons need to be appropriate for their needs and personal preferences.

Qualifications:

B.Ed QTS Hons 2.1 Cambridge University

Trinity Cert TEFL

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Ms Mary Broomfield

Subjects: English (Foreign Language) | Italian | French
Availability: Weekends / Weekdays
Types of Tutoring: Travels to you / From their home / Online

About Mary:
I am a qualified modern languages teacher with a degree in French and Italian and a TEFL diploma (teaching English as a foreign language). I have been teaching languages for more than 18 years.

Teaching Experience:
I have taught Italian and French to beginners as well as GCSE and A level candidates. I also have a lot of experience teaching English as a foreign language and I have prepared students (both young people and adults) for international examinations including IELTS and Cambridge first certificate.

Tutoring Approach:
I use an interactive approach to language learning with emphasis on speaking and listening. I like lessons to be fun and interesting and depending on the level of the student I use games and other activities to make learning vocabulary and grammar memorable. I can adapt lessons to suit learners needs whether it is for academic or general purposes

Qualifications:

B.A. Hons French with Italian

Post Graduate Certificate in Education

Teaching English as a Foreign Language Diploma (DELTA)

Masters degree in education

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