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Since February 2024
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Intensive A-level tutoring Biology/Law Alevels age 16+
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From 56 C$ /h
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I am a current veterinary medicine student at the royal veterinary college (the number 1 best vet school in the world according to QS world rankings)
Having received A*A*AC in A-levels in 2023, I specialise in law level content for OCR and AQA and Biology OCR A track however can translate to different specifications.
The class entails a 60 minute session of which 20 minutes is information and content coverage, 10 minutes of multiple choice questions and 30 minutes of intensive specification-cross related written answer questions.
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If online: lesson will be held via google meet, link will be sent prior to lesson taking place
If In-person: Please have relevant specification at hand and either previous materials you struggled with or let me know to bring In new materials to work through
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