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Tutors in SW postcode
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Viv | Belgravia&Dorking, SW1 |
| Dominic Sedgwick | Streatham Hill, SW2 | |
| Elizabeth Ellen | Brixton, London, SW2 | |
| Jane Roberts | Streatham Hill, SW2 | |
| Lawrence Becko | London, SW2 | |
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Emilce Sandra Rees | London, SW3 |
| Rebecca Felton | Clapham, London, SW4 | |
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Emma Storey | Fulham, London, SW6 |
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Hussain Ali | London, SW7 |
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Ash Phipps | London, SW9 |
| Letty Butler | London, SW9 | |
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Hannah Knight | London, SW10 |
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Dr Peter Cheevers | London, SW11 |
| Jelena | Wandsworth, SW11 | |
| Nick Dale | London, SW15 | |
| Tom Spencer | London, SW18 |
Nearby Tuition Centres
| MagiKats Kingston | Kingston, KT2 | |
| First Class Learning Barnes | Barnes, SW13 | |
| First Class Learning Putney | Putney, SW15 |
Tutors travelling to SW
| Lindsay Nova | Dartford, DA9 | |
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Susan Stephenson | Walton on Thames, KT12 |
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Laura Bates | Crouch End, London, N8 |
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Jonny Chadwick | N London, NW1 |
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Helen McMahon BA Hons | West Drayton, UB7 |
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Ed Martineau | London, N4 |
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Carla S | North London, N1 |
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Damian Muirhead | London, E15 |
| Nadia Salvisberg | Kingston, Surrey, KT2 | |
| Adam Cigman-Mark | London, N6 | |
| Sam Berkson | London, E8 | |
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Stephen Follows | Greater London, W14 |
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Jack Durtnall | London, UK, W8 |
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Derek Holland | Hayes, UB4 |
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Kunal | Redhill, RH1 |
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Nicholas Taylor | Crouch End, N8 |
| Christy Quinn | Kennington, London, SE17 | |
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Adam Kazmi | Central London, W1 |
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Helen Duff | North London, N5 |
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Kara Cook | Carshalton, SM5 |
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Eleni Skarpari | Teddington, TW11 |
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Alexander Winter | London, N1 |
| Rosanna Heverin | Ealing, W5 | |
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Nicholas Parkinson | South East London, SE26 |
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Laura Pasternack | Ealing, W3 |
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BoBo Lynch | Chiswick, London, W4 |
| Marnie Dickens | Hackney, E5 | |
| Antoinette Farrelly | London, E15 | |
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Jessica Guise | London, W14 |
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Clare Hennessey | London, N16 |
| Helen Colley | Essex/ London, E11 | |
| Patricia Bedford | Woking/ Guildford, GU24 | |
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Matthew Shapiro | Harrow, London, HA1 |
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David Kline | Ealing, W7 |
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Marie Rodgers | London, W1 |
Online Tutors
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Eleni Skarpari | Teddington, TW11 |
| Miranda Wirz | Eccleshall, ST21 | |
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David Evans | Kenley, Croydon, CR8 |
| Christy Quinn | Kennington, London, SE17 | |
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MR S A Y ALI Private Tuition | Birmingham, B6 |
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Kate Ainsworth | Taunton Somerset, TA1 |
| Adam Cigman-Mark | London, N6 | |
| Joanna Gray | Bedford, MK42 | |
| Helen Victoria | Frodsham, WA6 | |
| iClare | Lisburn, BT27 | |
| Kristina Walters | Derby, DE73 | |
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Adam Kazmi | Central London, W1 |
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Marie Rodgers | London, W1 |
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Dr Janet Lewison | Bolton, BL6 |
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Laura Pasternack | Ealing, W3 |
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Dr Charlotte Bates | Pocklington, York, YO42 |
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Sarah Matthews | Wells, BA5 |
| Alexandra Smith | Ashford, Middx, TW15 | |
| Ms Butalia | Kingston Upon Thames, KT3 | |
| David Cleary | Reading, RG4 | |
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Liliane | North London, EN4 |
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Jonny Chadwick | N London, NW1 |
| Joanne Reardon | Reading, RG19 | |
| Sara Wein36 | Edgware, London, HA8 | |
| Nicola Froud | Barnet, EN5 | |
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Carla S | North London, N1 |
| Tamara Galloway | Orpington, BR6 | |
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Samanta | Slough, SL0 |
| T Blaukopf | North West London, NW4 | |
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Gaby Pritchard | Chichester, PO18 |
| Mandy Lall | Gravesend, Kent, DA11 | |
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Serra Petale | London, N4 |
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Chloe Masterton | Bristol, BS6 |
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Susan Stephenson | Walton on Thames, KT12 |
| Katie Clutterbuck | Camberley, GU46 | |
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Andy Collins | Durham, DH7 |
| Wendy Smith | Ealing, W13 | |
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Martine Daniel | York, YO31 |
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Gillian Crimp | Tiverton/ Exeter, EX16 |
| Paul Latheron | Islington, London, N1 | |
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Louise Armstrong | Colne/ Burnley, BB8 |
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Madeline de Berrié | Manchester, M19 |
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Estelle Makin | Beeston/ Nottingham, NG9 |
| Jon Lynes | Whitstable, CT5 | |
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Pass Psychology | Stockport, SK2 |
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Ed Martineau | London, N4 |
| Dr Matthew Jordan | Haringey, N22 | |
| Rose1 | Bath, BA1 | |
| Helen Colley | Essex/ London, E11 | |
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Deany Judd | Glasgow, G77 |
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Rob Folkard | Wembley, HA9 |
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Pete Goodland | Sheffield SYorks, S4 |
| Marlow Upton | Manchester, M1 | |
| Sam Denney | Barnsley, S75 | |
| Louise Bell | Letchworth, Herts, SG6 | |
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Kathy Davies | Stroud, GL6 |
| Pat Osborne | Brighton, BN19 | |
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Matthew Shapiro | Harrow, London, HA1 |
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Kamal | Harrow, HA3 |
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Laura Jenkinson | Ealing, W London, W5 |
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Richard Roberts | Manchester, SK7 |
| Rosanna Heverin | Ealing, W5 | |
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Manohar Whig | Harrow, HA0 |
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Janette Sedgebeer | London, SE26 |
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Vicky Brocklehurst | The Wirral, CH62 |
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Sue Smith | Wokingham, Berks, RG7 |
| Joanne Leach | Southgate, Enfield, N14 | |
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Sarah Wiesendanger | Guildford, GU12 |
| Elinor Davies | London, WC1 | |
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David Beck | Pewsey, SN9 |
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Alexandra Brooke | Hungerford, RG17 |
| Victoria Walden | North London, N4 | |
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Nicholas Parkinson | South East London, SE26 |
| Dr Miller | Bath, BA1 | |
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Alexander Winter | London, N1 |
| David Pearson | Taunton, Somerset, TA10 | |
| Lisa England | London, EC1 | |
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Serena | Wolverhampton, WV4 |
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Chris Trend | Retford, DN22 |
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BoBo Lynch | Chiswick, London, W4 |
| Carl Dundas | Barnsley, S75 | |
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Damian Muirhead | London, E15 |
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Jen Clark | Cardiff, CF10 |
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Barry Spencer | London, WC1 |
| Asha Sampson | Enfield, N London, EN2 | |
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Kristina Symons | Eltham, SE9 |
| Darren Sargent | Salisbury, Wilts, SP2 | |
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Kara Cook | Carshalton, SM5 |
| Marnie Dickens | Hackney, E5 | |
| Mr. David Poupart | Milton Keynes, MK12 | |
| Liz Garton | Stamford, PE9 | |
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Jessica Guise | London, W14 |
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Dr. Lloyd | Tyne and Wear, SR6 |
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Clare Hennessey | London, N16 |
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Pauline Midwinter | Ashford, TN23 |
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Jim Cooney | Swansea, SA2 |
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Tim Strauss | Brighton, BN1 |
| Matt | Manchester, M20 | |
| Alexandra Mason | London, N19 | |
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Cheryl Mumford | Canterbury, CT5 |
| Lindsay Nova | Dartford, DA9 | |
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Helen McMahon BA Hons | West Drayton, UB7 |
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Peter Francis | Bristol, BS3 |
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Nathan Williams | Birmingham, B5 |
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May Robertson | London, SE3 |
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View all tutors for GCSE EnglishEmilce Sandra Rees Gold Member
- London (SW3)
- Last Logged In: 10 May 2012
- Sex: Female
- Can Travel To: N W WC
- Personal Message
- I am a fully qualified linguist and would like to help you or your family to engage with your subjects in a scholarly way, from CE to University !!!
- Which subject(s) do you teach?
- Actively tutoring in Romance languages (French, Spanish and Italian) (CE, GCSE, A levels) to University level (excellent results). I also offer academic support in the Humanities (History, Linguistics, English) and Social Sciences at University level. Oxbridge preparation for modern languages (Spanish, Portuguese and French). I have tutored successful applicants for SAT2 (Spanish and French) for admission to American Universities.
- Tell me about your qualifications.
- Institute of Education, University of London. Diploma in Higher and Professional Education (MA level), September, 2006.
University College London, University of London (SLAIS). MA in Electronic Communication and Publishing, September, 1999.
University College London, University of London. M.Phil in Linguistics, March, 1994.
University of Reading, Reading, England. B.A. (Honours) in Linguistic Science, Class 2:1, June 1988. Includes French and Italian plus year abroad in France.
Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany. Postgraduate Exchange Scholar, University of London,1992 (one semester - exchange scholarship))
Université de Provence, Aix-Marseille I, France. DEUG en Lettres Modernes (15 credits), 1986-1987.
Instituto Nacional del Profesorado, Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Teacher-Training College, State Sector), 1980-1981.
A Levels: Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Portuguese (A to B), 1981 – 2004.
BEC/TEC National Certificate in Computer Studies, 1985.
Bachillerato Nacional. Colegio Nacional `José Hernandez’, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1979 (accredited with 12 AS, including Mathematics, by NARIC, UK)
Study grant, Library Services Trust, New York (September, 2006)
Hungarian language Summer University scholarship, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (July-August, 2006). Beginner’s Hungarian ELTE certificate.
ARELS/British Council Scholarship (Bournemouth International School), 1981. - What kind of experience do you have?
- 2008 (May) Appointed OCR associate examiner (French and Spanish)
2008 - 2010 Tutor via Osbourne-Cawkwell and British Home Tutors (Spanish and Italian)
2007 (October) Appointed AQA associate examiner (Spanish)
2007 Gabbitas tutor: Academic support in Linguistics and the Humanities. French, Spanish and Italian (GCSE, A level, and SAT II). EFL (TOEFL and IELTS)
2007 (Jan-March) Queen Mary College, University of London (French A level revision within the Widening Participation programme)
2006 Appointed Assessment Associate, Edexcel (Spanish)
2005-2007 Tutor via Executive Language Tutors and Home Tutors, a teachers’ cooperative.
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Previous teaching experience
1998 English for Academic Purposes, Łódź Polytechnic, Bielsko-Biała (Anglo Polish Universities Association)
1981-1988 EFL: Oxford Language Centre and the Elizabeth Johnson Foundation (Oxford, Reading and Egham, UK)
1980-1981 EFL: Instituto Superior de Idiomas and Instituto Ideas (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
ABES, Bibliographic Agency for Higher Education, France : website pages translation and re-writing, June 2008
King’s College, London, University of London : Portuguese bibliography for Portuguese Studies: A multidisciplinary journal devoted to research on the cultures, societies, and history of the Lusophone world), 2005 – ongoing.
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2006, September A comparative study of subject librarians in New York, academic and cultural institutions (Library Services Trust partial funding)
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2006 Research work and material collection, Chicago University Italian Women Writers: http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/efts/IWW/
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Institute of Education, University of London October 2000 – November 2005:
Project Work: Youth Justice Board Project: database work and data extraction; Cross-cultural comparisons in infant crying; Greenwich data for teenage pregnancy. Packages used: SPSS (quantitative data). Data coding for questionnaires, data cleaning and cohort data handling (Home Office stats and profiles).
Part-time Publications and Information Officer (Librarian to 2004). Maintenance of intranet library pages and database of stock holdings (books and journals). Bibliographic work, Music, Arts and Humanities Department (Prof. Lucy Green)
Project Work 2001-2003: E-learning project on BSA delivery via digital TV (MST School), Mirandanet (funding research); Research officer for Skillsforce project (questionnaire administration); Research assistant (School of Psychology, Levels of Supplementary Tuition project); Interim Research Officer for CANDLE (Collaborative and Network Distributed Learning Environment, MST School).
Indexer for the British Education Index, Internet Resources (Institute of Education). See: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/bei/bei.htm; Institute of Education Library: cataloguer (Unicorn system) for Curriculum resources and Basic Skills Agency materials as well as academic texts (archive material, dissertations). - How much do you charge?
- Ab initio, CE, IGCSE, IB: £48; pre-University (A level, etc), £50, University support and coaching from £55 (Oxbridge coaching by consultation). Please note there is a 30 pound charge should students or guardians request a preliminary interview.
- Where do you teach?
- At the student's house in London (roughly zones 1 and 2). Prepared to discuss in-house and short-term assignments at other locations and abroad.
- When are you available?
- At all times, with previous liaising with family/student. Please allow for time between tutees and for travel in London (and other duties). I am teaching weekends and bank holidays (as well as summer holidays) but prefer scheduled tutorials on a regular day if at all possible.
- Which ages and levels do you teach?
- Prefer to teach 12+ upwards. All levels. Not really interested in "remedial" teaching. Specialised in private schools cohorts.
- Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
- Private and State qualifications tailored for the British and Continental education system. American SATs (Spanish and French in particular).
- Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
- CRB (enhanced) 2010
- Do you belong to any professional organisations?
- London International Development Centre : "The LIDC facilitates interdisciplinary research and training to tackle complex problems in international development by bringing together social and natural scientists from across the University of London's six Bloomsbury Colleges".
- Tell me about some of your current students.
- All the information about my students is strictly confidential (in addition to the fact that many students do not wish to reveal that they are receiving supplementary tuition). Nobody has ever not got into the school of their choice, and their grades have always improved (and, more to the point, their engagement with their subject and knowledge).
- Do you have a personal message for students?
- University competition is fiercer than ever and the gold standard is now AAB (as a minimum). You should regard this as an opportunity to shine, and a tutor on a one-to-one basis will give you the structure and commitment to achieve your aim - the study of a foreign language has never been a soft option (nor is it regarded as such by universities). Apart from earning an uncontested qualification you are onto the "voie royale" to the understanding of literature and culture, so it's time and effort well invested.
