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Finding a private tutor?

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The2Ateam · 31/07/2016 21:45

I've asked around, no one can recommend one. Where else can I find a private tutor for my DD8 please?

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loopyloo87 · 01/08/2016 18:48

I'm in the same situation a lot of the good ones have been employed for 11+ next year

OneStressBall · 02/08/2016 06:45

I can perhaps recommend someone if you PM me

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The2Ateam · 03/08/2016 06:19

Have Pm'd you OneStressball. Many thanks!

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mykidsmyworld · 03/08/2016 06:37

Hope you don't mind OneStressBall I pm'd you as I'm also looking for a tutor for my dd.

OneStressBall · 03/08/2016 06:43

I've messaged you both back 😀👍🏼

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The2Ateam · 03/08/2016 08:15

I didn't get it OneStressBall?!

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Snowberry86 · 03/08/2016 08:17

Where are you based?

My local area has a few listed on Tutors4u website.

mykidsmyworld · 03/08/2016 09:40

Thanks OneStressBall

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The2Ateam · 03/08/2016 15:36

Lewisham in London.

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takingthep · 03/08/2016 15:40

you need a website like firsttutors - NO ONE will give you the name of a good tutor!

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The2Ateam · 03/08/2016 17:13

Lol! Why?

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The2Ateam · 07/09/2016 14:34

Just resurrecting this thread for more advice... Would you use a tutor te commended in here that is not a teacher?

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Perplexedicom · 07/09/2016 16:09

I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but if you're asking whether I'd use a tutor who's never even been a tutor, I'd probably not. That being said, if I could find nobody else and the tutor had a good track record, I'd try her/ him. Tutoring is v much about having the ability to form a rapport with the pupil. Someone who's not started as a teacher may have a different manner.

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The2Ateam · 07/09/2016 16:29

The woman that has been recommended to me has never worked as a school teacher, but is a tutor specialising in 11+ preparation. I just assumed all tutors were previously or currently teachers, if that makes sense?

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CruCru · 07/09/2016 21:14

I have a friend who is a tutor but has never been a teacher - he still gets great results. He's in Finsbury Park though so a bit far for you.

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The2Ateam · 07/09/2016 21:41

Thanks Crucru. It's my first venture into this so I am totally clueless!

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Perplexedicom · 07/09/2016 22:03

I meant, a tutor who's never been a teacher.

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