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Jack P.

Super tutor

St Catherine's College, Oxford - English Language and Literature (Bachelors)

Friendly, interested, and aiming to get you the best grades possible, whilst really enjoying the literature!

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

111 reviews

1146 lessons

Jack P.

Super tutor

St Catherine's College, Oxford - English Language and Literature (Bachelors)

Friendly, interested, and aiming to get you the best grades possible, whilst really enjoying the literature!

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Charlotte C.

Liverpool - Psychology (Bachelors)

Friendly psychology student with a passion to help students strive and achieve their maximum potential.

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

60 reviews

387 lessons

Charlotte C.

Liverpool - Psychology (Bachelors)

Friendly psychology student with a passion to help students strive and achieve their maximum potential.

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Krish P.

City, University of London - Computer Science (Bachelors)

Hello! My name is Krish, and I am currently pursuing a degree in computer science. I am excited to get to know you as we progress.What makes me stand out is my dedication to understanding the intricacies of technology, as well as my enthusiasm for...

£22-£27

/hr

Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

124 lessons

Krish P.

City, University of London - Computer Science (Bachelors)

Hello! My name is Krish, and I am currently pursuing a degree in computer science. I am excited to get to know you as we progress.What makes me stand out is my dedication to understanding the intricacies of technology, as well as my enthusiasm for...

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Hitaishi P.

Leicester - Mathematics (Bachelors)

£22-£27

/hr

Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

13 lessons

Hitaishi P.

Leicester - Mathematics (Bachelors)

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Nkeiruka W.

Responds quickly

Royal Holloway - Computer Science and Software Engineering with a Year in Industry (Bachelors)

Software Engineer and Student. Energetic, Confident and eager to learn alongside you!

£37-£39

/hr

Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

60 lessons

Nkeiruka W.

Responds quickly

Royal Holloway - Computer Science and Software Engineering with a Year in Industry (Bachelors)

Software Engineer and Student. Energetic, Confident and eager to learn alongside you!

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Caitlin B.

Responds quickly

Bath - Psychology (Foundation)

Constructive and supportive tutoring to help your child feel confident and competent

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

27 reviews

165 lessons

Caitlin B.

Responds quickly

Bath - Psychology (Foundation)

Constructive and supportive tutoring to help your child feel confident and competent

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Finding KS3 English Language tutors

How much does an English Language KS3 tutor cost? Affordable online tuition should be available to everyone. That’s why our English Language KS3 prices start from just £22/hr with no extra fees. Our tutorials are also fully flexible - so you can book as many, or as few, as you need. How many hours of tutoring does my teen need for English Language KS3? Your teen’s tutor can work with them to understand where they need support and make a suggestion for how often they might need tutorials. This will vary between students and depends on their current stage of preparation. 1. Assessment - our tutors can use this time to see what your teen would like to cover, such as structuring their work or making sense of Macbeth. Your tutor can also test their knowledge and confidence in different areas to see what level they’re currently working at. 2. Planning tutorials - once your tutor has a grasp on your teen’s goals and their current English Language skills level, they can create a timetable to map out how often they’ll need tutorials and share this plan with you and your teen to discuss. 3. Putting it into action - make sure your teen’s tutoring plan fits your needs by thinking about a few of the practical details, such as budget and your family’s availability. Finding a comfortable balance between budget, schedule and your tutor’s suggestions for what your teen needs will be a sure way to strike gold with your teen’s tutoring plan without hitting any bumps in the road. What jobs can I get with English Language KS3? English Language KS3 students can start to develop the skills they’ll need to pursue almost any career opportunity. Since the skills your teen will learn are universal, such as building arguments and analysing texts and communicating effectively - your teen will be able to follow their goals across a range of sectors. So where can they start? It might seem early to think about careers at KS3 level, but it’s a great time to take note of what your teen is enjoying at school and where they’d like to focus on in the future. A few areas they might want to explore, either now or down the line, could be: - Charities administrator - Human resources officer - Supply chain manager - Investment analyst - Consultant - Interpreter - Journalist - Commissioning editor - Distribution manager Curious about online tutoring? Book a free video meeting with one of our English Language KS3 tutors today to see what tutoring can do for your teen’s studies.

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