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University of Cambridge
History
Graduate
12 ratingsHiya! My name is Benjamin and I am a fresh graduate who took History at Emmanuel College in Cambridge. I am a keen lover of all things history related and have a particular passion for medieval history. I love playing Touch Rugby and the Saxophone in my spare time, and enjoy reading further around my subject. I studied at St Albans School for Boys, and took a wide array of subjects for GCSE including triple science, maths, English literature and language, French, history, German and Ancient Greek. There, I scored nine 9 grades and one 6 grade (in English language). For A Level, I studied economics, history, politics and French achieving two A* and two A grades. This wide base of topics has equipped me with a diverse skill set to bring to any tutee session, allowing the most to be made of the time available to us!
I am keen to take on students at the moment, and can offer a wide range of teaching especially Oxbridge Admissions preparation as well as University Level history so please shoot me a message.
University of Plymouth
BDS Dentistry
3rd Year
3 ratingsHi, my name’s Gabriel and I’m currently a 3rd year dental student at the University of Plymouth.
I would describe myself as an all-rounded individual with the ability to perform excellently not only academically but also through other activities such as sports and music. Being an athlete and musician enables me to effectively engage a wide range of people and positively contribute to my community. I enjoy building individual rapport and aim to help students highlight their own qualities to enhance their personal statements and interview success.
During my application journey I received offers to study Dentistry from all of my interviews (3/3) and also for my back-up option (2/2).
My personal statement, interview preparation and approach contributed to this success, and I would really enjoy sharing my methods and advice to put you in the best position possible to receive offers.
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School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Ethnomusicology
GraduateI started learning the piano when I was six and ever since then I have either been learning, performing or teaching music – and for the past ten years it’s been all three!
I studied musical performance at college, then obtained a degree in ethnomusicology, all while working as a touring musician.
Using fun and creative learning techniques, you can expect to improve your technical playing ability, gain an understanding of musical theory, develop skills in musical performance and ready yourself for collaborative musicianship if that’s what you want.
I always had the most fun and engaged the most when I was learning the songs I liked at the time. I didn’t particularly like how music was taught at my school or doing grades but I would write songs on the guitar every night and teach myself my favourite songs by ear.
I really look forward to every lesson with each student and want to share everything I can so you can get the most out of music
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Imperial College School of Medicine
Medicine
4th YearHi everyone, I am a 4th year Medic at Imperial College London. I appreciate how stressful exams can be and I know how difficult it can be to learn in a school environment hence I am passionate about tutoring tailored to the student. Medicine can be a difficult subject to get into, especially if you don’t know anyone in the profession. I’m have a drive to erase that gap and give every student the ability to achieve their full potential. I give interview and application help, as well as specific coaching for exams like the UCAT.
I feel exam questions are the most effective way to improve your subject knowledge hence I push this a lot. In this way, you become comfortable answering questions in a no-pressure environment, meaning by the time you get to the exam or interview, you are fully prepared for whatever comes your way!
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How much do Saxophone tutors cost per hour?
The cost of a Saxophone tutor can vary depending on their qualifications and experience. Generally, private tutors charge between £30.00 and £50.00 per hour, with online lessons often slightly cheaper than in-person lessons
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