Harbridge Tutors and Harbridge Tuition

Personal Description:
Skilled, experienced and qualified in English and IT.

Teaching Experience:
English Teaching in Japan, India, Spain, UK.
Different levels, ages and class size experience.
Teaching online since January 2007

Tutoring Approach:
Intensive classes, for quick improvement; slower pace considered if requested

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Personal Description:
I am a 47 year old female teacher.
I live and teach in Bournemouth.

Teaching Experience:
I have been teaching for 20 years. I teach Business Studies and Economics at GCSE and A-level. I also teach vocational Business courses. I have taught in a comprehensive school, a private school abroad and a college.

Tutoring Approach:
I am happy to provide individual support to the tutee depending on their needs. This may involve help with coursework or exam technique.

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Personal Description:
I am passionate about Art and I work in a secondary school teaching Art and Design at KS3 and KS4. I have proven track record of excellent GCSE results. My colleagues and students would describe me as friendly, approachable with a good sense of humour.

I have lived in London for the last 16 years. I enjoy painting and discovering new artists and techniques.

Teaching Experience:
I have ten years experience as an Art & Design( Fine Art) teacher in London.

I am currently working as a full time Art teacher in a secondary school. With all the changes which have happened over the last few years in the curriculum, it is fundamental that tutoring Art is tailored to each individual's needs to enable them to progress in each lesson so pupils can reach their full potential.

Tutoring Approach:
I tailor my lesson plans according to each individual as I believe that every student's learning is different. It is important for me to be able to communicate with my students, to understand their needs and to plan an Individual Educational Plan (IEP)to accommodate the requirements of each pupil. Resources are provided to reinforce learner's knowledge and homework is set weekly. Tests are held regularly to assess student's progress. Furthermore, I believe that regular contact with parents help ensure that student's targets are met accordingly.

When teaching Art to KS3, the fundamental values in Art are taught thoroughly to enable pupils to master techniques which will enhance their natural progression into KS4. At KS4, supporting pupil's art work through teaching them skills and principles to unlock their creative potential and develop further more their drawing and painting skills. Pupils will have the opportunity to access a range of techniques through a series of mini projects to further develop their research and techniques in different media.

PS: I have a CRB as I work in a Mainstream Secondary School. Reference from my current school can be available on request.

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Personal Description:
I have been a full-time, specialist, one-to-one biology tutor for 34 years. I was based in Oxford, for 25 years and was widely regarded as 'Oxford's Premier Biology Tutor'. I have now moved away from Oxford to rural Devon and have been offering my services online only, nationally and worldwide, for the past nine years via the medium of Skype and 'Scribblar'. Scribblar is an interactive online whiteboard that is better than face-to-face tuition as there is zero travelling and waiting time and cost and it is more intimate and concentrated than 'in-person' tuition. I have taught online to 43 countries per date and can teach up to 55 hours per week. I have my own printed, illustrated notes for all sections of all the A-level specifications, plus the IB, and many of the GCSE specifications which I can e-mail in advance of tutorials as well as putting them up on Scribblar. I charge £80 per hour normally but offer a £10 per hour discount for tuition after 11 am and before 3 pm on weekdays.

Teaching Experience:
34 years (the last nine totally online) of one-to-one tuition in A-level, IB and GCSE biology.

Tutoring Approach:
Stick to the specification. Do ALL the past paper questions and go through them with the mark schemes. Take the exam. and get on with your life.

I like to work in a very methodical and structured fashion and not confuse effective work with hard work. The students who say at the end "yes, I learned biology - but, better still I learned how to study" are the ones with whom I know I have really succeeded.

Apart from an internet connection all that you need for tutorials is a thin A4 ring binder with a copy of the specification punched and put into the front and some coloured dividers in the back. If you are a retake student I ask you to highlight the specification (in yellow with solid highlighter if you are quite happy with the content; dotted highlighter if you are a bit unhappy with it and no highlighter if you have not done it or have forgotten it). This will tell me where to start and I can estimate to within an hour or so how many lessons will be needed to 'reteach' the syllabus.

I have board-specific, illustrated notes for all of the UK A-level specifications and IB, and for most of the GCSE specifications.
Effectively I have written a textbook for you and give you notes (to be filed in the coloured dividers) via e-mail and Scribblar (my interactive online whiteboard) to fill in any gaps in your knowledge. As I cover the specification I highlight my copy in pink so that I can monitor progress.

I have banks of past paper questions that I can e-mail to you that you can work through - these are specific to one exam. specification and contains not only the most recent AS/A2 papers and mark schemes but also the preceding many years of papers for that specification, chopped up into topic headings. So, for example, it will take an hour to 'cover' The Heart and then I'll give you the questions specifically on the heart on that board to do before the next tutorial. It is all very straightforward and actually rather less hard work than doing it in a slapdash, non-systematic fashion. The study skills that you will learn will stand you in good stead throughout life.

I can also advise on coursework/practicals.

Please note that I ONLY tutor online nowadays.

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Personal Description:
I am a mother of 2 teenagers and recently started up private tuition as my only income as I really enjoy the work and find it very rewarding.

Teaching Experience:
I have a lot of experience in teaching modern languages to all ages of children and adults. I have taught in UK high schools and primary schools, I have worked for Le Club Francais (an after school French club), I have taught adults in evening classes and most recently I have taught individuals and small groups of children offering them fun French lessons and GCSE tuition. I also teach some of my students via Skype.

Tutoring Approach:
I like to make my lessons fun but practical and cater for the needs of individual students in my lessons. I am happy to listen to what my students need to focus on and will deliver lessons accordingly.

My prices are based on Harrogate or online sessions. If you are further away then the price would be higher.

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Personal Description:
Hello! My name is Alberto and I am a native Spanish Language Tutor. My qualifications include a BA in Fine Arts and a Master's in Secondary Teaching. I also successfully completed a Teacher Training course in Spanish as a Foreign Language. I then moved to the UK where I have been working as a Language Tutor since January 2014. I later gained a DELE examiner accreditation.

My experience includes tuition at several Language Schools and Companies, as well as Teaching Assistance for GCSE and A Level Spanish in Secondary Education. I have also been working as a Language Tutor for the University of Bristol during the last few years.

With over 500 million speakers in Europe, South America and the US, Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. The importance of Spanish as a second language is undeniable. Why not starting formal lessons with a flexible and tailored learning adapted to your needs?

A great opportunity is now before you. Don't let it slip by!!

Teaching Experience:
WORK EXPERIENCE

·Sep 2021 - Present
Graphic Designer & Reprographics Administrator Orchard School - Bristol / UK

·Oct 2019 - Jan 2020
Reprographics Operator & Administrator St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School - Bristol / UK

·Sep 2018 - Nov 2019:
Spanish Language Tutor International House - Bristol / UK

·Jul 2018 - Sep 2020:
Spanish Language Tutor Spen Languages - Bristol / UK

·Mar 2017 - Present:
Spanish Tutor for In-Company Language Training Burges Salmon - Bristol / UK

·Sep 2016 - Jul 2019:
Spanish Language Tutor School of Modern Languages - University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·Oct 2016 - May 2017:
Spanish Language Assistant Cotham School - Bristol / UK

·May 2016 - Present:
Exam Invigilator Cotham School / St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School - Bristol / UK

·Sep 2015 - Sep 2019:
Invigilator IETLS / CAMBRIDGE invigilation with International House Bristol - Bristol / UK

·Aug - Sep 2014:
Substitute Tutor for In-Company Language Training Clarke Willmott LLP - Bristol / UK

·Apr 2014 - Present:
Spanish Language Tutor & Course Coordinator Bristol Language School (BLS) - Bristol / UK

·Mar 2014 - Jan 2016:
Spanish Tutor for In-Company Language Training Mapfre Asistencia - Bristol / UK

·Jan 2014 - Sep 2015:
Spanish Language Tutor Hamilton House - Bristol / UK

·Oct 2013:
Spanish Language Tutor Kedaro International Language School - Huelva / Spain

·Sep 2013:
Spanish Language Tutor CLIC International House - Seville / Spain

·Feb 2013 - Present:
Spanish Language Tutor Face-to-face / Online tuition - Spain / UK


EDUCATION

·Oct 2010 - Jul 2011:
Phd - Art and Education: a constructionist learning [First year complete with minor thesis]
Faculty of Education Sciences - University of Seville / Spain

·Sep 2009 - Jun 2010:
Master`s Degree in Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Language Teaching
Faculty of Education Sciences - University of Seville / Spain

·Oct 2007 - Jul 2008:
Erasmus Programme Athens School of Fine Arts - Greece

·Sep 2003 - Jul 2008:
Bachelor of Fine Arts School of Fine Arts - University of Seville / Spain


TRAINING MODULES, SHORT COURSES & FURTHER DEVELOPMENT

·Mar 2025
Certificate in Preventing Sexual Harassment The National College - UK

·Feb 2025
Existing/Experienced Invigilators: Update (Including JCQ Regulation Changes) (2024/25)
The Exams Office - UK

·Feb 2025
Invigilator Digital Accreditation (2024/25) The Exams Office - UK

·Jan 2025
Cyber Security Training for School Staff National Cyber Security Centre - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Understanding Child Criminal and Sexual Exploitation (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Understanding the Prevent Duty (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Safeguarding for Staff (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Cyber Security for Staff (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Data Protection & GDPR for Staff (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Certificate in Slips, Trips, and Falls at Work The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Health and Safety for Staff (2023-24) The National College - UK

·July 2024
Annual Certificate in Fire Safety (2023-24) The National College - UK

·June 2024
End of Lesson Routine Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Mini White Board Routine Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Transition to Main Lesson Routine Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Do Now Routine Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Start of Lesson Routine Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Restorative Conversations Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
School Operations Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
PSHE and Enrichment Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK

·June 2024
Role of the Tutor Orchard School Bristol - Bristol

·June 2024
Welcome to Orchard Orchard School Bristol - Bristol UK#

·June 2024
Supervising and Supporting Access Arrangements (2023/24) The Exams Office - UK

·June 2024
Experienced Invigilators: Changes to Instructions for conducting examinations / Centre-specific arrangements relating to the conduct of examinations (2023/24) The Exams Office - UK

·June 2024
Instructions for Conducting On-Screen Tests (2023/24) The exams office - UK

·June 2024
Instructions for Conducting Examinations (2023/24) The exams office - UK

·June 2024
Invigilator Digital Accreditation (2023/24) The Exams Office - UK

·April 2024
Stress Awareness for Secondary Schools & Academies National College - UK

·October 2023
Child Criminal Exploitation: Signs, Risks and Supporting Children and Families (Online Safety) - National College - UK

·October 2023
Child Sexual Exploitation Explained (Safeguarding) National College - UK

·October 2023
Certificate in Manual Handling (Health & Safety) National College - UK

·October 2023
Annual Certificate in the Prevent Duty (2023-2024) (Safeguarding) National College - UK

Feb 2022
Supporting and supervising access arrangements Invigilator Training - Bristol /UK

Feb 2022
Changes to Instructions for conducting examinations Invigilator Training - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
Display Screen Equipment (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
Slips, Trips & Falls (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
Coronavirus Awareness (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
GDPR Essentials (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
Health and Safety Essentials (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Nov 2021
Fire Awareness in Education (iHasco Training) Trust in Learning Academies - Bristol /UK

·Sep 2021
Site Operative - Orient Gene Coronavirus Ag Rapid Test Training NHS Test & Trace - UK

·Nov 2019:
Fl Professional Development Training International House - Bristol / UK

·Aug 2019:
Cambridge Exams Online Training - Bristol / UK

·Jun 2019:
Fraud Awareness University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·May 2019:
Small Group Teaching - CREATE Level 1 workshop University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·April 2019:
Feedback - CREATE level 2 workshop University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·March 2019:
Lecturing - CREATE level 1&2 workshop University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·March 2019:
Action Counter Terrorism Act Awareness E-Learning - UK

·March 2019:
GDPR Data Protection Essentials University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·March 2019:
Safety and Health Services 2016/2017 University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·March 2019:
GDPR Information Security Essential Training University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·Feb 2019:
Supporting Student Mental Health and Wellbeing Essential Training
University of Bristol - Bristol / United Kingdom

·Feb 2019:
Equality & Diversity Essential Training University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·Feb 2019:
Invigilator Training and Assessment / Regulation changes (for experienced invigilators)
OCR & Pearson Education - UK

·Jan 2019:
Year Abroad Essay Marking Workshop University of Bristol - Bristol / UK

·Dec 2018:
Self-regulated learning approaches in HE; Goal setting as conduit to incremental learning
Bristol Institute for Learning and Teaching - Bristol / UK

·Oct 2016:
Safeguarding and Child Protection HAYS - UK

Mar / Apr 2016:
Training for New Invigilators Cotham / St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School - Bristol / UK
-annual update training sessions held in 2017, 2018 and 2019

·Feb - Mar 2016:
DELE Trainer / Examiner Training Instituto Cervantes - London / UK

·Dec 2015:
Prevent for Support Staff The Education & Training Foundation - UK

·Aug 2015:
IETLS Invigilation Training Session International House Bristol - Bristol / UK
-annual update training sessions held in 2016, 2017 and 2018

·May 2015:
QTS Certificate National College of Teaching and Leadership - UK

·Dec 2012:
Teacher of Spanish as a Foreign Language CLIC International House - Seville / Spain

Tutoring Approach:
¡Hola! I am an experienced Language Tutor based in Bristol-UK. I am now offering online tuition at an affordable price. Don`t think it twice!

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Personal Description:
Dr Sheraz is currently associate lecturer in Lincoln International Business school, University of Lincoln. He was previously Business Lecturer (Marketing & Project Management) at the Nelson College, London. Prior to his current appointment he was seminar teacher and PhD researcher in Value Chain Research Centre at the Kent Business School, University of Kent Medway campus. Before joining Kent Business School, he was a professional trainer and practicing aeronautical engineer at the National University of Science & Technology, Pakistan and Aviation Maintenance Organisation. He also served as Lecturer in Supply Chain Management at University of Engineering & Technology, Pakistan.

Teaching Experience:
• Module Leader - Marketing Principles, BTEC Level 5 HND F/601/0556 (Unit 4) at Nelson College, London, UK.
• Co-Lecturer on Project Management BTEC Level 5 HND F/601/1036 (Unit 42) at Nelson College, London, UK.
• Seminar Leader on CB313: Introduction to Statistics for Business (on BBA Buisness & Management programme) Kent Business School, UK.
• Quantitative data analysis support for BBA, MSc and PhD Students' Disserations Kent Business School, Canterbury and Medway Campuses.
• Lecturer for professional diploma in supply chain management at Professional Development centre at National University of Science and Technology, Pakistan(Top university in Pakistan)
• Provided MBA Dissertation supervision for over 10 graduate students of the University of Science and Technology, Pakistan.
• Curriculum Development Coordinator for Pre-Masters Business & Management at Centre for Advance Studies(CASE),Islamabad, Pakistan.

Tutoring Approach:
I have an extensive teaching experience both at the undergraduate and professional level. As required, I would be happy to contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate modules of both a research-led and a methodological nature.I am also aware of the importance of the pastoral care of students and take the role of tutor very seriously. I am experienced in liaising with colleagues to help students with a variety of problems. I was involved with undergraduate business students at Kent business school for tutoring and mentoring.

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Personal Description:
Hello, I'm Alexander, I'm 23 and I'm from Essex. I'm currently pursuing my PhD in Organic Chemistry at University College London. I graduated from the Univesity of Leicester with a masters degree in Chemistry (With A Year Abroad) in July 2018. I am able to teach chemistry well up to University level, with preference toward A-Level and GCSE standards. I can also assist in the learning of Phyiscs and Maths up to GCSE level.

Teaching Experience:
I have experience tutoring pupils at GCSE and A-Level standard and since becoming a post-graduate student I have undertaken giving first and second year undergraduates tutorials in organic chemistry and working as a demonstrator in laboratory sessions of the same pupils.

Tutoring Approach:
I aim to identify my tutees core weaknesses early on, strengthen these as a priority and build from there with respect to other topics, trying to ensure everything's kept at a level playfield, and so the tutee becomes just as comfortable with what they were struggling with initially, with respect to topics they were confident about. I do this by using a variety of methods including specimen questions and information, using my own resources that I can tailor around a specific tutees needs and asking the tutee to put information they've read or been taught, into their own words so they understand the processes more clearly.

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Personal Description:
Native Italian speaker born in Switzerland who graduated in 2016 from the University of Geneva, Faculty of Translation & Interpreting, with a BA in Multilingual Communication. I have now changed my career path but still translate and tutor part-time.

Teaching Experience:
I have tutored from high school to university. I had tutees of all ages.

Tutoring Approach:
Besides theory, I will equally focus on practice to instill confidence in the tutees. I will also provide cultural information that complements and supports the learning experience. I will also consider the tutees' suggestions as choosing to learn a foreign language often results from curiosity.

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Personal Description:
Ciao! I'm Esmond. I'm a writer, composer, director and artist, and prizewinning History finalist at the University of Oxford, with experience of a broad range of learning environments and teaching styles, and substantial industry experience in music and the creative arts. Deeply passionate about my subjects, I'm dedicated to each of my students and enthusiastic about sharing the joy of learning with them. I tutor History, Music, History of Art and Latin to A-Level, IB and equivalent, and English, Design and Technology (Graphic Design route) and Maths to GCSE/IGCSE. I also provide mentoring, including guidance on personal statements, submitted work, admissions tests and interviews, for students applying to study History and related subjects at both Oxbridge and other universities. More broadly, I work with students at all levels to develop essay writing, research, problem-solving and study skills.

Currently a final-year historian at the University of Oxford, I hold both academic and music scholarships. I attained a Distinction in the First Public Examination, ranking equal fourth across the University. Besides history, my degree has also involved considerable interdisciplinary work in the visual arts, literature, music and folklore, and substantial language work in Latin, French, Italian and Middle English, in which I have research-level proficiency. I have A-Levels in Music, Latin and History (all above 90%), an AS-Level in Maths (A), and 11 A*s at IGCSE and GCSE. I have extensive knowledge of a broad range of history, music, art and literature, with particular expertise in the medieval, Renaissance and early Modern periods, the eighteenth century, the European folk revival, and - in music - post-tonal and contemporary composition, although I also teach more broadly, including on modern topics. I share details of and blog about medieval and Renaissance Italian art, drawing on my own photography and travels in Italy, at Treasures of Renaissance Italy.

My teaching in Music and Design and Technology is further underpinned by extensive industry experience in music (as a composer, director, producer and singer), graphic design and the creative arts more broadly. I produced and artistically directed my first opera production, Monteverdi's L'Orfeo, in 2016, with an international cast of singers from several leading British and European conservatoires, and I'm currently Artistic Director and co-Musical Director of the semi-professional early music and early opera ensemble, Theatron Oneiron, which I founded as a first-year undergraduate. As a freelance composer, my compositions have won competitions at a national level and been performed by such artists as the BBC Singers. I'm also a classically trained, semi-professional singer, currently a Choral Exhibitioner in the Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford, and formerly a Choral Scholar at Guildford Cathedral and Exeter College, Oxford, and member of the Iken Scholars among many other ensembles; and I frequently perform as a recitalist and as a soloist in oratorios and opera productions. I previously studied both piano and violin. In art and design, my experience encompasses both artistic and technical drawing, product design, poster design, and production design for the stage, and my work includes an award-winning scaled model and card model kit of Guildford Cathedral.

Teaching Experience:
I have substantial experience of a range of learning environments and teaching styles, including home education, project- and inquiry-based learning, the Oxbridge tutorial format, and classroom-style teaching in both the private and the state sectors.

I worked as a Teaching Assistant at Chelsea Academy, London, in 2013-14, as part of RGS Guildford's Outreach Scheme there. I have led and assisted classes for year groups and ability levels from Year 7 to GCSE and top to bottom sets, and previously provided mentoring to Oxbridge applicants. More recently, my experience includes one-to-one tutoring in humanities subjects, English as a Second Language, and Music Theory. I have further developed creative and effective coaching and teaching methods in the course of work as both a musical director and stage director, and clear and engaging communication of content and ideas through seminar talks and presentations in the course of my own studies.

Tutoring Approach:
My own teaching style is greatly influenced by my own fruitful experiences of home education (to age eleven) and the Oxbridge tutorial format. I prioritise the greater scope for intellectual flexibility and curiosity, intrinsically-motivated learning, and heightened freedom to range across subjects and pursue individual topics in greater depth according to each student's interests characteristic of both of these learning environments. I combine these foci with rigorous, comprehensive attention to exam syllabi to ensure that teaching and learning remain carefully targeted towards my students' desired grades in any traditional summative assessments such as school entrance exams, GCSEs or A-Levels.

All my tutoring is student-centred, guiding and facilitating my students in their own learning, in contrast to traditional teacher-centred instruction. I work with each student to tailor lessons to their individual learning style and priorities (whether understanding subject material, exam content, or honing particular skills such as analysis or argument). I place particular emphasis on developing a deep-seated passion for learning in my students and on encouraging them to think independently, critically and originally. I am, moreover, dedicated to seeing tangible improvement in each and every one of my students and will always put in extra effort to achieve this end.

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Personal Description:
I have a First Class law degree from the University of Oxford and have almost 10 years of tutoring experience. At university, I was the Editor-in-Chief of the prestigious Oxford University Undergraduate Law Journal. During my time at Oxford, I also published an article in the journal which was awarded the 'Best Private Law' prize, as adjudicated by the former President of the Supreme Court, Lord Neuberger. I also regularly won prizes for my academic work. Alongside my academics, I also mentored several students with various access schemes and assisted with outreach programmes.

I have been tutoring law to undergraduates from diverse law schools for the past three years. We have covered core subjects such as Tort, Land and EU law in the run up to exams. In addition, I have marked past papers, created notes and tweaked exam technique to give students the best chance. I developed my tutoring skills by teaching a range of disciplines, from Maths to English, with the UK access scheme `Into University`. I have also supported students with their Oxbridge applications. This has consisted of fine tuning their personal statements, holding mock interviews and discussing important debates in order to foster a deeper understanding of the discipline of law.

Teaching Experience:
As Editor-in-Chief of the prestigious Oxford University Undergraduate Law Journal, I spent a lot of time reviewing academic work and collaboratively fine tuning scripts to publish in the journal. In addition, I launched a blog which published more accessible legal articles. I have therefore had the privilege of working with an even wider pool of students then perhaps I would have done had I only worked with authors of journal submissions.

With regards to tutoring undergraduates, I have covered Contract, Public/Administrative, Jurisprudence, Medical, Land, Tort, EU and Trusts and am comfortable teaching any core subject. I can also assist students in writing their dissertation and essays.

I have also helped numerous students with their Oxbridge Applications as a tutor for 'Oxbridge Applications'. My work has consisted of holding mock interviews, reviewing personal statements and setting exercises which provide a good insight into how best to tackle the LNAT. I am also currently a mentor for Brightstart, which supports students going into their A-Levels and with the university and subject choices.

Tutoring Approach:
I take a very hands on approach by closely following the relevant curriculum and asking students to submit answers to past paper questions. I regularly mark answers, and have provided sample answers so that students have a better idea of the level of detail required to get a First Class mark.

Students have thanked me for my 'understanding teaching skills', and I have only ever been awarded 5 stars from former students.

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Personal Description:
Hello! My name is Muhittin. I am 44 years old from FETHIYE in Turkey, a native Turkish speaker and a trained Turkish language teacher. I like to watch movies and TV shows, listen to music, checking news on social media and love to play chess. I am a passionate student about history, politics and art. I am also a fan of documentaries about nature.

Teaching Experience:
I am a trained Turkish language teacher with 17+ years of experience. I have master degree on teaching Turkish language and literature.

Tutoring Approach:
Methodology: There is no perfect method to teach language alone, so I am using an eclectic methodology to teach Turkish language. We will be focusing on meaning, form and pronunciation. We are going to learn new vocabularies in the contexts like stories and real life situations.


The lessons will be student-centred, engaging and personalized, tailored to student's level, goals, expectations, interests and time.


Although, I am focusing on conversational speaking based learning, grammar is also an important element when it comes to learn a language. Because language is like a building: Words are bricks and grammar is the cement that glues the bricks together to build a wall.


We are going to use examples, articles, flashcards, pictures, illustrations, videos, songs, poems, books, blog posts and other authentic texts.


There will be homework tasks for revising vocabulary; watching, listening, reading and writing exercises if student have time for it.


I have created my own textbook. There are various activities and puzzles at the end of every chapter in my textbook. Which is a fun and effective way to learn new material (e.g. quizzes, crosswords, word search etc.)


My book has prompts in English. So, if you know some basic English, it would help you in my classes.


Book a trial lesson with me so we can discuss your goals and how I can help you reach them.

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