Art techniques, creativity, colour theory, maths, homework and reading

From 37 C$ /h

I am training to be a primary school teacher. Who, Specifically specialises in the arts and crafts. I can teach core subjects aswell, from beginner to intermediate level; but focus more on maths and reading. My objective is to help children achieve their academic goals. This is done by constantly revisiting concepts that have previously been taught by myself, and testing their understanding. I will always communicate patience and emphathy with the children, as I know learning new ideas is not easy, and takes time.

Extra information

Bring pen and a notepad. And any homework you are struggling with.

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Around London, United Kingdom

About Me

Hello, my names Cree. And I am training to be a primary school teacher! I love art, so that is a subject that I will be specialising in further. I love teaching children since it makes me proud to see them grow as individuals, and intellectuals. I am very supportive and understand new concepts are hard to grasp initially at times. That is why I will handle you with patience and care, and will always revisit topics you are not as confident in.

Education

University of Roehampton- primary education ks1/ ks2, year one
Coulsdon college- Fine Art, Sociology and Applied Science
Shirley high school- the cores, art, food technology, media studies and french

Experience / Qualifications

I have worked in many prep schools around london as a TA. So I am quite used to fulfilling that supportive role next to the teacher. In the holidays, I also work at summer camps which helps me understand what children find fun! This helps me involve that in my teaching.

Age

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Duration

30 minutes

45 minutes

60 minutes

90 minutes

120 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Skills

Arts and crafts

Reading

Math

Availability of a typical week

(GMT -04:00)

New York

At student's home

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Anne-Sophie

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Dynamic and motivated teacher of 33 years (Graduate of EDHEC, Scientific Baccalaureate with honors, 2 years of preparatory class EC scientific option and 5 years of experience in private home-based courses), I propose courses and intensive reviews in Mathematics all levels and all sections until the Terminale.

Control of achievements, awareness of a practical methodology by writing cards, intensive training in solving typical exercises.

Make room for practice rather than theory in order to optimize the time spent together in solving typical exercises requiring a method (noted together on a form with the course associated with it). The goal is to react in the best way possible to a statement.

Nassim

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Freshly graduated from Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse.
I would be delighted to help your child acquire a true scientific spirit.
During my professional career, I had the chance to work many times with children / teenagers / young adults as a private teacher but also camp director / health assistant or tutor for first-timers arriving at my university.

Natasha

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Tutoring in primary level English and maths from a qualified primary teacher.

I provide bespoke sessions that best meet the needs of the student. I can assess and identify areas that need practice and provide materials for sessions. Additionally, I provide support with homework.

Having taught in Year 6, I have experience with SATs preparation.

Happy to either provide tutoring in person or via webcam.

Youness

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Just done your mock exams? Are you ready to pull your grades all the way up? Or maybe looking to secure your 'safe' grade? Look no further. As a full time Data Lead and Exams Officer at Conisborough College, I have a unique view of performance metrics, and the latest knowledge on GCSE exams. With a specialism in Maths, Further Maths, and Physics, my style of teaching is an expression of my experiences as a student and a tutor.

My past tutoring experiences range from teaching secondary school classrooms and a lot of work with 1-on-1's. While I have had State Schooling my successful early experiences with exams (SATS, GCSEs) set me up with a solid foundation and ideal to approach exams by myself and eventually find my area of expertise in everything Maths and Physics.

When it comes to exam preparation, my strategy is always textbook oriented. My principle in education has always been to know what I don't know and then deal with my not-knowing of that chapter/area.
I like to use what is known/understood as a warm up and get creative with it, probing the student's baselines and tactics.
The warm up also gives you the winning-feeling about the subject and this is a feeling that grows and brings clarity such that it guides me year in, year out to go and understand every chapter to answer every topical exam question, and it can for you too.

I offer in person, and online teaching and am willing to provide references on demand, but first let's have a video call to discuss your needs further!

Do you speak French?

Have you just passed your practice exams? Are you ready to boost your grades? Or perhaps you're just looking to secure your "safe" grade? Look no further.

As Data Lead and Exams Manager at Conisborough College, I have unique insight into performance metrics and the latest developments in GCSE exams. Specializing in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics, my teaching approach reflects my experiences as a student and tutor.

I have extensive teaching experience, both in classrooms in secondary schools and in individual tutoring sessions. Although I received a state education, my successful experiences with exams (SATS, GCSEs) gave me a solid foundation and an ideal method for approaching exams independently. This is how I was able to specialize in Mathematics and Physics.

When it comes to exam preparation, my strategy always relies on textbooks. My learning principle is simple: identify what I don't know, then address those gaps.

I like to start with what is already known and understood, using it as a warm-up. This allows me to assess the student's level and strategies, while making learning more dynamic and creative. This warm-up also gives you a sense of achievement, which strengthens over time and provides essential clarity. It's this approach that has allowed me, year after year, to assimilate each chapter and be able to answer each exam question. It can do the same for you.

I offer in-person and online classes and can provide references upon request. But first, let's discuss your needs over a video call!

Michelle

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I'm a school teacher who is based in London. I have been a certified teacher for about a year and a half, and my main subjects are science, biology, social science, and math. I also teach music, and used to be a piano teacher at a studio in Canada for 10 years. I can help with test preparation, essay writing, homework completion, reading, and general support. I have taught students aged 3 to adult. I can tailor classes to suit my students' needs, whether it's 30 minutes or 2 hours. I can meet via webcam, or at the students' home if the location isn't too far.

DBS checked

MacIej

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I've completed my GCSEs a little over a year ago , I'm on here to fund myself in the future (primarily university) .
I've averaged above an A (above grade 7) overall with recent experience and am still attending sixth form . Because of this I'll be able to easily relate to and figure out the needs of my tutee as I was in their position not too long ago .
I myself studied based on topic rather than necessarily textbooks , this means that I can make due with any textbook or other material (this accounts for difference in exam boards).
I can teach a concept from the ground up , or to solidify knowledge on topics as well as teach the basic principles for understanding the topic in the first place . I'm especially good at understanding and taking advantage of mark schemes to maximise grades , despite if the topic is completely unbeknownst to you . Though this seems minor , this tactic means you'll almost never score zero marks on a question . Ergo : if you can do half of the questions on a 100 mark test you'll get around 50 marks (high C to low B grade , grade 5 to 6) however even without understanding the rest it's easy to get at least another 15 marks up to around 25 (you usually cannot get over half marks without getting close to the answer , which is why half the remaining marks is a typical maximum) putting your grade up to to a minimum of a strong B or a maximum of a solid A (min of a grade 6 and max of grade 8) all of which requires minimal work which you won't forget . In English a similar thing can be done with punctuation , so long as you use a type of punctuation once ; you can score easy additional marks and get more marks on other criteria due to the examiner's bias . This is my forté .

Sendi

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🌸 Welcome to Visual Creativity Unleashed!

👩‍🎨As your teacher, a passionate visual artist with over 10 years of experience in mixed media, sign painting, and illustration, I am thrilled to guide you on this creative journey. I was an art technician teacher, I have experience working with children and teenagers from 3 to 18 years old. At the same time, I have worked with students with learning disabilities, ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and ASD (Autism spectrum disorder).

🎨In this class, we will cultivate an inspiring and supportive atmosphere where every student feels empowered to express themselves. Together, we'll explore various research methods to ignite our imaginations, discover new sources of inspiration, and overcome any creative blocks.

🕒 Expect to enhance your skills through a diverse range of techniques in both traditional and digital formats, tailored to your individual preferences. We’ll foster a collaborative environment filled with experimentation and fun.

😃I am excited to create, learn, and evolve together! Let’s make this a memorable experience filled with creativity and growth.

📍via webcam/my studio

Sophie

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Struggling to find a tutor who truly gets you and how you learn best? Let’s work together to discover strategies that match your interests and help you succeed!

Hey! My name is Sophie, and I’m here to help you master French and math with ease and confidence. As an MSc Management and Strategy student at LSE and a graduate of a bilingual Russian-French school, have a deep grasp of these subjects, allowing me to tailor lessons to your unique needs. I’ve had the rewarding experience of teaching extracurricular French classes to middle and high school students at my former school, and I also have experience tutoring math. Whether you're aiming to boost your conversational skills, improve grammar, or strengthen math fundamentals, my blend of subject knowledge and teaching experience will guide you on your journey to success.

My tutoring approach prioritizes patience, clarity, and a tailored teaching style that adapts to each student’s unique learning needs—whether in French or math. When tackling complex French grammar, like the distinction between passé composé and imparfait, I simplify concepts into relatable terms. For example, I liken passé composé to a snapshot—capturing completed actions, while imparfait is more like a video, showing ongoing or habitual actions. Using everyday examples like “J’ai fini mes devoirs” (I finished my homework) or “Je lisais chaque soir” (I used to read every evening), I make these tenses practical and easy to understand.

In math, I apply the same approach by breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps, layering in theory and real-life applications to build problem-solving skills progressively. My aim is to create a supportive, engaging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, exploring new concepts that are not taught in school, and refining their skills in math or French.

Ultimately, I am dedicated to empowering my students to not just pass exams but to communicate confidently in French and tackle math challenges with ease, equipping them with the tools and confidence they need . Let’s embark on this learning journey together!

Ovidiu

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Greetings! I am a geospatial analyst at Transport for London and I specialise in running statistical analysis in R and Python, as well as analysing large sets of data and building and running Geographic Information Systems (GIS) through different technologies. As part of my specialisation, I teach and assist early and mid-career individuals with data science and statistics, including the programming languages Python and R.

I would be more than happy to help with specific projects the students have in mind, if applicable. Otherwise, I have student-focused study programmes that provide the foundations as well as more advanced knowledge and skills.

Feel free to contact me for a chat!

Kofi

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I am a dedicated Mathematics tutor with over 150 hours of experience, helping students improve from B-D to A*-A grades. My teaching journey began after A-levels while volunteering in a school, where I discovered my passion for education. Since then, I have focused on fostering both academic success and a deep understanding of Mathematics.

Specialty:
I specialise in tutoring students aged 11-18, covering GCSE, IGCSE, and A-level Mathematics. My experience includes in-person sessions in South-West London and online tutoring. I have expertise with OCR, Edexcel, AQA, and IGCSE exam boards, tailoring lessons to each syllabus’ nuances.

My lessons emphasize understanding concepts and excelling in exams. A typical session includes:
1. Building Intuition - exploring core concepts.
2. Interactive Practice - targeted questions to solidify learning.
3. Worked Examples - collaborative problem-solving.
4. Independent Work - assignments to develop mastery.
5. I provide personalized study plans, regular homework, and progress tracking, adapting to each student’s goals and schedule.

Credentials:
A-levels: AAA* in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and History
GCSEs: 11 A*s (nine grade 9s)

11+ Success:
Academic scholarships to City of London, Whitgift and Dulwich College
Offers from Westminster and Kings College Wimbledon

Currently studying Mathematics and Economics at LSE

Experience:
100+ hours online, 50+ hours in person taught to students ranging from year 4 up to A-Level.
I have taught Mathematics globally, including in schools and refugee shelters, enhancing my ability to connect with students from diverse backgrounds.

Let’s work together to achieve your goals in Mathematics!

Madiha

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Mathematics is not just about numbers but also about problem-solving, logic, and confidence. I am passionate about teaching and helping students overcome their fear of math by making learning enjoyable and interactive. I have taught Maths to secondary school students so I understand their challenges and tailor lessons to their individual needs.

My lessons cover key topics such as arithmetic, algebra, fractions, geometry, and problem-solving strategies. I am familiar with various curriculums and textbooks commonly used in junior classes. Whether your child needs help preparing for exams, improving their foundational skills, or boosting their confidence in math, I am here to guide them every step of the way. I help O-Level students master topics focusing on problem-solving skills and exam readiness.

“I also offer multi-subject lessons: Physics + Chemistry for, or Physics + Chemistry + Math. This is ideal if you want to cover multiple subjects with one tutor.”

Maïté

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Mathematics and physics are often problematic subjects because the teacher does not have time to sit down with a student to go over point by point the poorly understood parts of the course.

With my engineering training and 5 years of experience as a private tutor, currently a student at Imperial College London, I believe I can help you fill in your gaps and regain confidence in your ability to solve mathematical and physical problems.

I can give lessons in French or English in 1 to 2 hour slots.
I can adapt to all levels up to the license.

Naod

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Civil Engineering graduate from the University of Bath (First Class Honours) with a passion for maths. Over 500 hours of tutoring GCSE Maths.

Tutoring subjects capture:
- Both GCSE and A-Level Maths.
- Civil Engineering tutorials for Bachelors and Masters level University students

Nadiya

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Early Literacy is fundamental for preparing students for primary school and beyond -- creating developmentally appropriate, structured, and fun lesson plans to support literacy can have an outsize impact in instilling a joy of learning and a sense of confidence in early readers. With a background in English Literature and teaching, I specialize in early learners and students for whom reading may feel intimidating. I will provide worksheets, activities, games, and work with parents to learn about what activities and topics are the most engaging for their student.

George

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I have a degree in Mathematics from The University of Manchester and have been tutoring for 3 years, mainly at GCSE level. I have been able to get students from a 4/5 level up to a 7/8 grade on a consistent basis. My sessions are adapted to the student's current understanding and I continually look to target areas for improvement. I am able to provide references from multiple tutoring agencies.