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Sheila

Prestwick

Maths, English, Entrance Exams, Study Skills

day. I believe that knowledge and learning must also be complimented by competent examination techniques to ensure the learner achieves their full potential and best grade possible. At University Level I have tutored a 2nd year undergraduate who required help with critical essays and reports. Essay structures were being reviewed as well as correct referencing methods ie Harvard Referencing System. This support is available regardless of discipline as I can offer a general essay structure...

(30 reviews)

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Catherine

Livingston

English

Bachelors: • BA Hons Humanities (English, Sociology & Media) (1999)

at Higher and will not accept 'C' passes. In my experience most pupils fail English or perform poorly due to a lack of vocabulary. They fail to understand that how they express themselves (vocabulary and punctuation) can account for 20% of their mark in their close reading, folios and critical essays. Additionally, as every child is an individual they struggle with different aspects of the curriculum. Hence, my lessons are tailored to accommodate each student's...

(24 reviews)

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Alison

Edinburgh

Maths, English, English (Foreign Language)

QTS: INDUCTION (2005)

to consolidate previous learning. These sessions also work to prevent the 'Learning dip' that often occurs during longer school breaks. I may be able to travel for these sessions, depending on the location, although there would be an additional cost involved. Please note the rate quoted is per session, which is usually 55 minutes (to allow for 5 minutes feedback to parents/carers at the end of the session). Sessions for younger children will generally be...

(18 reviews)

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Linda

Stirling

English, English (Foreign Language)

Bachelors: BEd (1973)

a passion for helping children, young people and adults to understand and appreciate the wonderful intricacies of the English language and its literature. I enjoy working on a one-to-one basis; working out the best approach for the individual student; keeping closely to the demands of the school curriculum where necessary and always led by what the student wants/needs. I have recently been working with adult non-native speakers, both informally (conversational, day-to--day English) and more formally...

(12 reviews)

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Jann

Aberlour

English

PGCE: Passed (2005)

One of the most important aspects of tutoring is building confidence by showing tutees they can accomplish what they sometimes think they cannot. I am confident, patient and encouraging as I take a tutee methodically through the qualification they hope to achieve. We focus on what they consider weaknesses or what has shown itself as a weakness in classroom work or prelim results. We are able to work through these, build confidence and increase understanding...

(12 reviews)

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Heather

Kilbirnie

English, French, History, Government and Politics, Music, English (Foreign Language)

Bachelors: BA English literature (2014)

focus closely on core techniques which are essential, but often overlooked in primary and secondary education: spelling, grammar, vocabulary and close reading skills. I have worked in residential schools to help raise literacy by instilling a positive attitude towards the learning of English, and in school, I have worked with pupils from the very gifted to children who need more support to overcome social and emotional barriers to their learning. I am a very intuitive...

(12 reviews)

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Keara

Bathgate

English, English (Foreign Language)

Masters: MSc Publishing (2014)

improve my students' essay writing skills, I firstly develop their understanding of the text, providing analysis and helping them to understand the topic and themes more clearly. Then I help them to pick out the most important quotes, therefore simplifying the learning process. Finally, I teach my pupils how to use mind maps, and plan their essay. The planning stage is key, as it helps to develop structure when writing the essay, engages the student's...

(12 reviews)

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Matt

Westhill

Maths, English, Entrance Exams

PGCE: Post Graduate Diploma of Education (2006)

be through highly hands on kinetic approaches to learning or it may be through a more visual or auditory approach. What is absolutely essential for all children, is that learning must be fun, engaging and challenging. My tutoring sessions will be tailored to your child's personal learning plan, which will be developed jointly with myself, you the parent and the children themselves. It is essential that your child is fully involved in creating their own...

(12 reviews)

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John

Glasgow

English, History, Government and Politics, Sociology, Philosophy / Critical Thinking, Study Skills

Doctorate: PhD in Philosophy (2016)

schools across Glasgow as part of Glasgow University's widening participation programme. I also work with young children for the Children's Wood Charity - for which I am a trustee. I have privately tutored for several years. I tailor each set of sessions to the individual needs of the tutee, and I provide extensive written and verbal feedback on students' work. I am a clear communicator with a personable nature that enables a productive teacher-student relationship...

(12 reviews)

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Maxine

Edinburgh

English

Doctorate: English Studies (2017)

make lessons as fun and varied as possible. Depending on the level, a first lesson in English tuition will usually involve some form of assessment, perhaps by looking over previous written work, working through worksheets as well as reading and spelling assessments. I will also chat with students and parents to gain a better understanding of your needs and expectations. I then draw up a plan for the coming weeks which I will share with...

(11 reviews)

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Regions: Scotland

Our unique search will find private english tutors (from Scotland) in your local area by their english tuition charges and proximity to you. Before reaching an arrangement with a english teacher, you can ask specific questions in our member's area, such as whether they cover your syllabus (usually set by the AQA, EdExcel or OCR exam boards) before releasing your contact details. You can search for english teachers tutoring at primary level, secondary level including GCSE, A-Level and even local english teachers for adult learning, further and higher education - anywhere in Scotland! Finding help through private english tuition (or using group english tuition) has been shown to improve your chances of attaining a top grade and remembering what is being taught.

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