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Mr Noon - Maths Tuition in Redhill, Dorking, Horley, Reigate, Coulsdon and Merstham

Mr Noon Silver Member

Redhill, Surrey (RH1) View on map
Last Logged In: 23 Feb 2012
Sex: Male

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Economics BSc
Post Graduate Diploma in Further and Higher Education
I have valid CRB status
References are available upon request

Subjects

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A-level Maths £20.00/hr
GCSE Maths £20.00/hr

Key Stage 3 Maths £20.00/hr
University Maths £20.00/hr

Personal Message: My teaching style is such that I am able to empathise with students with respect to any learning and developmental issues they may need support with. To achieve this goal, special consideration is given to identifying particular learning weaknesses and providing multiple approaches to learning which best suit the need of the student.

This in turn makes the primary learning objective of understanding and advancement achievable as well as an enjoyable and productive experience.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I teach Maths :A' Level, GCSE , KS3 and university graduate level.
Tell me about your qualifications.: 7 O' levels and 2 A' Levels

BSc Economics

Msc. Business and Economic Forecasting

Post Graduate Diploma in Higher Education
What kind of experience do you have?: I have over ten years of experience of tutoring as well as school, college and university experience.
How much do you charge?: I charge £20 per hour plus travelling expenses.
Where do you teach?: I teach at my home as well being able to travel up to 15 miles. I live in Redhill, Surrey. Nearby towns include Dorking, Horley, Reigate, Coulsdon and Merstham.
When are you available?: I am available any day of the except Friday and Saturday.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: Age 13 upwards.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes, I have a valid CRB.
Tell me about some of your current students.: I have student abilities ranging from KS3 to university level.
Do you have a personal message for students?: I would always try and enjoy whatever you are learning. This helps to make you more productive, Also, keep a record of errors you make so you do not repeat them.

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I would like to recommend the book 53 Ways to ask Questions in Mathematics and Statistics by Ruth Hubbard. It is an interesting book as it helps me as a tutor/teacher to best meet the needs of students.