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Iona M.
Glasgow - Joint Honours: German with Film & Television Studies (Masters)
Experienced and passionate about inspiring students to enjoy and develop their skillset in the subject to reach their potential and achieve success.
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
302 reviews
2254 lessons
Iona M.
Glasgow - Joint Honours: German with Film & Television Studies (Masters)
Experienced and passionate about inspiring students to enjoy and develop their skillset in the subject to reach their potential and achieve success.
Raphael M.
Cambridge - Modern and Medieval Languages (Bachelors)
Double first class graduate from the University of Cambridge. Love languages, literature and culture. Happy to help in any way, shape or form.
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
41 reviews
531 lessons
Raphael M.
Cambridge - Modern and Medieval Languages (Bachelors)
Double first class graduate from the University of Cambridge. Love languages, literature and culture. Happy to help in any way, shape or form.
Louisa B.
University of Oxford - DPhil History (Doctorate)
German PhD student at Oxford interested in literature, languages, history and art
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
94 reviews
332 lessons
Louisa B.
University of Oxford - DPhil History (Doctorate)
German PhD student at Oxford interested in literature, languages, history and art
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How much does a German University tutor cost? The cost of German University tuition is based on various factors, such as the tutor’s experience and how many tutorials they’ve completed with us. Generally, our prices range between £25-£67/hr. Remember! You can use our handy filters to narrow down your search and find the right tutor for you. How many hours of tutoring does my teen need for German University? Your teen’s German University tutor can work with them to understand where they need support. This will vary between students and depends on their current level, but our tutors have the right skills to help students at any stage of their German University studies. 1. Assessment - your teen’s tutor can use their first tutorial to chat about what your teen would like to cover. Some popular areas are practising their German speaking skills, support with structuring essays and forming arguments - many students benefit from working on difficult areas with someone who can give one-to-one feedback. 2. Plan - once your tutor has a grasp on your teen’s goals and their current German language level, they can create a timetable to map out how often they’ll need tutorials. 3. Put into action - now you’ve got some valuable insight into what your teen might need, it’s a good time to ask yourself some questions to make sure this plan works well for your needs, such as timings and budget. What jobs can I get with German University? Employers are always looking for the valuable skills learned by German graduates - from strong analytical skills to written communication, your teen will be well suited to a range of different career paths. So how can your teen narrow down their search if their skills are so wide reaching? We recommend keeping things broad to start with, then thinking about which roles use the skills your teen would like to develop. Let’s take a look at a few good places to start their search: - Advertising art director - Web designer - UX designer - Aerospace engineer - Business analyst - Magazine editor - Set designer - Translator/interpreter - International business manager - Market researcher Uncover what online tutoring can do for your degree today - book a free video meeting with one of our excellent German University tutors.
