East Anglia History Tutors and East Anglia History Tuition

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Gabriel

Cambridge

Maths, English, History, Government and Politics, Entrance Exams, Philosophy / Critical Thinking

Doctorate: History (2014)

have tutored students aged from 9 to 19, helping them succeed with their A-levels, GCSEs, Common Entrance, Oxbridge applications and undergraduate degrees. I tutored with one of London's most prestigious agencies before taking on private clients, and my past students have gone on to leading schools and universities. I offer a friendly and focussed approach to tutoring, which concentrates on the student's interests and passions, helping them to gain confidence in the areas they find...

(7 reviews)

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Tony

Haverhill

History, Religious Studies, Psychology, Government and Politics, Sociology, Philosophy / Critical Thinking

Doctorate: PhD in Social Anthropology (1999)

Sport and Exercise Psychology, Psychology of Education, Psychological Investigations, Synoptic Issues, Research Methods). 5. AS/A2 level, AQA-A Psychology (cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, biological, psychology, social psychology, individual differences, research methods; addictive behaviour, aggression, biological rhythms and sleep, data analysis and reporting, perception, relationships). 6. A2 level, OCR Ethics (meta-ethics, environmental and business ethics, sexual ethics, virtue ethics). 7. Undergraduate, Geography - ‘Dissertation: Redundant Masculinities'. 6. Undergraduate, Psychology - ‘Foundations of Biological and Cognitive Psychology Course'....

(5 reviews)

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Dan

Cambridge

History, Geography, Religious Studies, Government and Politics, Citizenship

QTS: Qualified Teacher (2011)

improve their writing. I was described by Hodder Education as their number one highlight of the 2014 teaching conference for my argument and analysis teacher training course. I have experience as a teacher and examiner of what the exam board is looking for to give full marks to the question being asked. As a tutor I get to know my students and to gauge where they need to be challenged, whether this is in the...

(4 reviews)

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Sophie

Cambridge

English, Latin, History, Greek (Ancient), English (Foreign Language)

Doctorate: Medieval History (2015)

literature, from ancient myths up to eighteenth-century poetry. One of our lessons was even featured on Look East! 'Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire' (WB Yeats). If a student is interested in learning, they are more likely to achieve. I strive to inspire my students by finding out how they like to work, what interests them and what they hope to get out of our sessions. I...

(3 reviews)

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Tiffany

Stowmarket

English, History, Geography, Entrance Exams, Special Needs, Study Skills

PGCE: PGCE (1991)

4 class teacher, Yr 6 English teacher and a learning support teacher. I am a part time SENDCO in a day school and so am completely up to date with the requirements of the entry requirements of schools both local and further afield. I have lots of experience in dealing with outside agencies such as educational psychologists, speech therapists and occupational therapists. I am familiar with the requirements of 11+ and 13+ entrance exams. Self...

(3 reviews)

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Amy

Cambridge

English, History

Doctorate: PhD (2017)

have found this to be very successful as it offers greater flexibility. I am very happy to teach via skype. I believe that learning should be fun and approachable. Within the first session I believe it is paramount in understanding what the student wishes to gain from the sessions. Is it their understanding that needs improving or their knowledge? Are they working towards a specific goal/exam? How much time does the student have to reach...

(3 reviews)

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Eugenio

Cambridge

Spanish, History, Geography, English (Foreign Language)

QTS: QTS (2007)

all ages. Of course I hold a QTS, have an online DBS in case you want to check, and can provide references, if necessary. Plenty, any age range, any level, with a high level of success I give priority to the person, and then I adapt myself to the student. When languages, I like tthe communicative approach. That means, speaking from minute 1. Of course, I do not forget about the other stuff, such as...

(2 reviews)

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Joshua

Ely

Maths, English, History, Psychology, Drama, English (Foreign Language)

Bachelors: BA, English and Related Literature (2016)

A Level exam prep Summer 2014: Work placement in Millthorpe Secondary school in the Special Education Needs department. Spring 2014: Work placement in Manor Academy, York (drama and performing arts class) Learning should be fun, no stress. Every student works at a different level and pace, and my role as a teacher is to adapt for that. While being organised, I am always happy to be flexible for what the student wants to focus on...

(2 reviews)

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Zenobia

Cambridge

Latin, History, Greek (Ancient), Classical Civilisation, History Of Art

Doctorate: PhD Near & Middle East (2016)

and handle archaeological equipment. More to the point, I have taught seminars on history as well as several ancient languages (I am familiar with Latin, Greek, Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Old Norse, various forms of Akkadian, as well as a few others). I also worked as a clarinet instructor for two years! My teaching philosophy is to adapt to the student: find their interests and explore them, in order to improve. I find that enthusiasm and memory...

(2 reviews)

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Lindsay

Norwich

English, History, Drama

Bachelors: 1st class English with Drama (2006)

happy to take on any challenge! I have often been asked to teach exam technique, and the students have had very good results from my approach. My approach depends on the individual. I find it helpful if the student can supply me with examples of their work before the first session. The first session is often an exploration of their approach to their work, so that I can identify areas that need special attention. I...

(2 reviews)

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Counties: Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk

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