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Since July 2024
Instructor since July 2024
A-Level and GCSE Mathematics- boosting one’s ability to achieve highest grades.
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A-Level and GCSE Mathematics can often be rather challenging. There are several complex topics which are often not taught to high standards within a typical school setting, and this can lead to marks lost which may make or break the chance of achieving the top grades. I ensure to teach these sophisticated topics through many different approaches so that the student is well-equipped to tackle any question which they may face and makes it near impossible to not understand a question. I have experience with tutoring at my school, and I have learned how to communicate with students effectively and patiently. Through my “short-cuts”, students will be able to complete challenging questions in less time with ease- putting them at an advantage over their peers.
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Turkish
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