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Abigail

Bury

Maths, English, French, Law, Entrance Exams, English (Foreign Language)

Bachelors: LLB Law 2:2 (extenuating circumstances) (2012)

tailored learning programs to suit each of my students and ensure their success based on an initial period of assessment (usually 1-2 hours - learning will still take place within this framework) and ongoing monitoring. My ethos is to encourage learning and improvement through constructive, interactive learning programs tailored to suit each student's needs uniquely. I also encourage independent study so I do like to provide homework for my students that I will use for...

(7 reviews)

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Frank

Cheadle

Law

Doctorate: PhD (1995)

I have three degrees in law and I have enjoyed a successful career in law teaching. Very experienced. I am a law professor and I have chaired examination boards at university level. I have served as an external examiner and lectured and tutored for many years in all legal subjects. Friendly.and patient. I hope to make study fun and to stimulate an interest in the subject. I am efficient and methodical in my approach....

(5 reviews)

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David

Carnforth

History, Geography, Government and Politics, Economics, Law, Study Skills

PGCE: PGCE Secondary History (1988)

on basic examination technique using past papers to assist in preparation for subsequent examinations. I encourage students to express ideas and apply their knowledge to the requirements of the courses being studied. At KS5 i use tutorials to assess gaps in knowledge and understanding and adopt strategies to address issues raised, encouraging individuals to begin approaching their studies in a methodical and pragmatic manner with a view to broadening their core knowledge and achieving success...

(4 reviews)

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Andrew

Sale

Law

QTS: PGCE (FE) (2008)

outstanding results. I have also taught GCSE law and Access Level 3 law to adults. I also have experience of teaching on an undergraduate programme in a college setting in partnership with Salford University. I take a positive, can-do approach to tutoring students. I believe that the law can be made accessible to all with clear teaching. I have experience of working with students of all levels of ability and can tailor my approach accordingly....

(3 reviews)

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Lyndsey

Leyland

English, French, Latin, Law, Study Skills

Masters: MA- Oxford (in Law) (2016)

very short notice anyway. If the university thinks it a good idea to give out exam questions in advance (and I still haven't got used to this idea!) then they are surely expecting students to plan their answers alone. Go for it: do the exams in your own strength! If you need to cheat now you will never make it professionally anyway, and I would appreciate not having my inbox filled up with this sort...

(11 reviews)

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Jane

Wigan

Psychology, Law, Sociology

PGCE: PGCE (1993)

the first year of this linear assessment - so I know that I am preparing them well! I would like to think that I have a student centred approach to tutoring and like to work hard for my students. I like to create individual study plans which are made to suit each student in order to support the students that I tutor, and I set regular homework to assess progress. If you have any questions...

(8 reviews)

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Adina

Liverpool

English, Law

PGCE: Post Graduate Certificate of Education (2017)

questions under timed conditions. I ensure that my sessions are engaging and challenge my pupils, while building within them the confidence necessary to enjoy and succeed in the subject. Having taught the GCSE syllabus, I understand it very well. Although it can seem like a huge challenge, breaking down and understanding just what the questions are asking is very important and this is what helps to ensure that pupils can answer the questions to a...

(4 reviews)

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Gerry

Leigh

Law

PGCE: Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (2010)

enjoy the work, and I will also direct students to the free resources that teachers use to prepare their lessons(!) thus saving time and money. I'm happy to provide tuition at the tutees home, and only make a charge of around £10-15 per lesson for the return travel - that includes travel time and expenses within a radius of 20 miles - learning should be fun as well as affordable, because if it's hard work,...

(1 review)

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Ben

Lancaster

Law

Doctorate: Ph.D (Law) (2017)

I am also happy to offer a remote service. In my experience, the key to a thorough understanding of many areas of law is a solid understanding of the basic elements, on a conceptual level. I will offer a grassroots approach and instil study techniques that will enable continuing self-development. I am happy to approach matters in the style of a lecture, a high-level two-way discussion (i.e. seminar), or any other variation as the tutee...

(1 review)

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Simon

Northwich

Business Related, Computer Studies / I.T., Economics, Law

PGCE: PGCE (Business Studies) (2003)

am also an examiner with both the AQA, Edexcel and OCR boards. I am currently Head of Department (Business Studies, Economics and Law). My students have always attained outstanding results. I have 10 years experience to tutoring and ensure all tutees understand the subject matter. All abilities catered for. I have evidence of improving all tutees results from their starting points. I currently only offer Tuition in my house and online due to childcare commitments....

(23 reviews)

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