GCSE Tutor

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Mumtrina · 01/09/2022 20:29

Hi,
I am looking for English and French tutoring for my daughter for I-GCSE next year. What is the best way to reach good experienced tutors as there are plenty of options available on on line search. I live in Stanmore.
Should it ideally be a face to face lesson?
Please share your experience and advice.

Many Thanks in advance.

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mdh2020 · 01/09/2022 20:44

ideally face to face and by recommendation. Join your local Face Book group and ask for advice there. Have a trial lesson - don’t pay up front for a series of sessions.

user30 · 06/09/2022 20:37

Tayberry.org.uk are brilliant, have a look at their results. We've used them for 5 gcse subjects last year and she got all 8/9s
They focus on confidence and the lessons are all bespoke

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Mumtrina · 12/09/2022 08:51

Thanks very much for the responses, much appreciated.

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sweetapple28 · 08/12/2022 10:48

Did you find a suitable tutor? :)

sweetapple28 · 05/01/2023 09:38

Did you find a French tutor? :)

Cordeliamonsey1 · 08/03/2023 16:37

Hello. I am a private tutor. My subjects are English and French. I am bilingual and have tutored both subjects for many years, with excellent results. In person is probably best especially if the student is not yet a teenager but for GCSE and A Levels I am finding my students perfectly happy and focussed when working with me online

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