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Natasha

Bury St Edmunds

Government and Politics, Law

Bachelors: LLB (Hons) Law with Politics 2:1 (2016)

student who has achieved both of those recently. My approach to tutoring would be reactive to what the student would like to learn. I am comfortable discussing all disciplines and have study materials across all the fundamentals of a law degree; tort, contract, criminal, EU, constitutional law, administrative law, property, land and legal methods and systems. I currently work in a litigious department using tort and contract daily. If the student could send a copy...

(8 reviews)

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Alison

Wymondham

Maths, English, French, German, Law, Entrance Exams

PGCE: PGCE primary (1988)

experience being primary. I have tutored children in a variety of subjects, most recently helping two tutees to gain entrance to Norwich Cathedral School. I run a small French Club for KS1 children- based on singing and games. My belief is that for tutoring to succeed it must engage the learner. I try and make my lessons as interesting and relevant as possible, looking not only at the subject matter, but also any problems with...

(6 reviews)

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Emilie

Cambridge

Maths, English, French, Spanish, Law

Masters: LLM (2015)

friendly as well as efficient approach to tutoring. She believes that putting the student's needs at the center of each lesson is key to furthering their understanding of the topic and help them achieve top grades. Her tutorials usually take the shape of a dialogue, where she will make sure that the tutee is at ease and confident to ask any questions he or she may have. Because of her past experiences, Emilie is quick...

(2 reviews)

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Patrick

St. Ives

English, History, Psychology, Law, Polish, Study Skills

Bachelors: English & History - First Class Honours (2015)

see their methods and approaches to schooling. The backbone of my approach is that you cannot make a person learn anything, regardless of how good of a teacher you are, because "Learning is not the product of teaching. Learning is the product of the activity of the learners." If given the correct tools students themselves can facilitate quality learning on their own. Thus the point of tutoring is to develop in students the skills that...

(4 reviews)

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Olivia

Sheringham

English, Law, Media / Communication Studies, Study Skills

Bachelors: 2.1 (2012)

the College of Law. I am new to being a tutor but have experience with working in schools from my Pro Bono work and throughout my training contract. Particularly with law, I found that the hardest part was actually applying the facts to the scenario or structuring my essay rather than the substantive law. Even if I have not studied your particular area of law, I can help with the application of the rules as...

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Hannah

Cambridge

English, French, Law

Masters: LLM (2015)

teaching English as a foreign language to both children and adults on a one-to-one basis. My approach as a tutor is to commence with an open dialogue to put the tutee at ease and establish what the tutee is seeking to gain from the tutoring. This is to ensure that the tutee is comfortable with asking any questions and highlighting any particular areas they wish to work on to improve. Hannah adapts her lessons to...

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Ruby

Woodbridge

English, Law, English (Foreign Language), Study Skills

Masters: Creative & Professional Writing (2009)

well as specialising in English Language and Literature at GCSE, I am qualified to teach A Level law and Creative Writing at Degree Level. I believe it is vital for a tutor to establish good rapport with their leaners in a safe environment where active learning can take place.I create a positive learning environment in which a learner feels happy, secure, valued and motivated to learn. I emphasise that if progress is to be made,...

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Counties: Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk

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