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Tom Rubens - English Literature/ Language Tuition in North/ Central London

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London (N4) View on map
Last Logged In: 31 Dec 2011
Sex: Male
Can Travel To: E EC NW W WC

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B.A. Hons Degree in English Language and Literature
Certificate of Education in Post-Compulsory Sector
CRB Renewed 2010
The Labour Representation Committee; The South Place Ethical Society
References are available upon request

Subjects

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A-level English £30.00/hr
Essay Writing £30.00/hr

GCSE English £25.00/hr
University English £35.00/hr

Personal Message: I undertake to give each student the fullest attention in his/her aim to achieve good grades at whatever level s/he is studying.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: English, mostly literature but also language
Tell me about your qualifications.: MA in Modern Literature
What kind of experience do you have?: Arange of experience, as home tutor and as lecturer at FE and HE levels
How much do you charge?: Suggested charges per hour are as follows:- £25for GCSE, £30 for GCE A Level,and £35 for HE
Where do you teach?: As home tutor, I teach in students' homes. I live in London.
When are you available?: Immediately
Which ages and levels do you teach?: All ages from 15 upwards
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: Currently, for GCSE and GCE A level exams
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: Yes
Where and with whom did you train?: At Croydon College of FE, and gained a Certificate of Education in Post-Compulsory Education
Tell me about some of your current students.: I am teaching A level Literature, GCSE Language and Literature, and Philosophy at a non-certificated level
Do you have a personal message for students?: See first entry

My Articles

Walter Allen's "The English Novel"

"The English Novel" by Walter Allen remains, over 50 years after its publication, one of the best general guides to its subject for students studying at A level and at first degree level. It is always lucid in expression, and extremely well structured, covering all the main figures in English fiction from the 18th century to World War II. It...