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Mark Banks GCSE Law Tutor (South East London)

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  • London (SE1) View on map
  • Last Logged In: 12 May 2012
  • Sex: Male
  • Can Travel To: E EC N SW W WC
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  • Professional Qualification BA (Hons) Oxford University
  • Professional Qualification GDL College of Law, Moorgate
  • References References are available upon request

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I am a dedicated, focused and friendly tutor based in London Bridge. I am committed to helping students excel in every subject I teach.
Which subject(s) do you teach?
I teach:
- Law and Music at GCSE level;
- English, Music, History and Religious Education Key Stage 3 level;
- English, Maths, Science and Religious Education at Key Stage 2 level;
- the Common Entrance examination;
- the 11+ examination;
- Music Theory examinations.


I also offer advice on Oxbridge applications and interviews.
Tell me about your qualifications.
I graduated from Oxford University in 2010 with a degree in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (Upper Second Class), and went on to complete the Graduate Diploma in Law at the College of Law with Distinction in 2011. I was awarded 4 As at A level in English, History, Politics and Music, and 10 A*s at GCSE whilst at Shrewsbury School.

I completed my Grade 8 Piano examination with Merit in 2008. I am currently studying the Legal Practice Course at the College of Law, Moorgate.
What kind of experience do you have?
I have experience of tutoring students at GCSE and Key Stage 3 level.

I also currently teach jazz piano at all levels - it doesn't matter if you're a complete beginner!
How much do you charge?
I charge between £20-30 per hour plus travel expenses. Discounts may be available on request.
Where do you teach?
I teach at home in London Bridge, or in students' homes. I am happy to travel within Zones 1-4 in London.
When are you available?
Monday - Friday afternoons and evenings, Saturday and Sunday all day.
Which ages and levels do you teach?
From Key Stage 2 upwards.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
No.

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Analysing a piece of music can seem daunting at first, and it can be tempting to approach the problem in a haphazard and chaotic manner. Instead, breaking down the piece into 8 of its constitutive elements (the ‘Magnificent Eight’) can help to structure your thoughts, and ensure that nothing crucial is overlooked. Here are some of the...

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