Erin
University of Cambridge
History
Graduate
DBS
12About Me
My name is Erin and I am a Cambridge graduate and experienced tutor. I create completely personalised lessons to help my students achieve their best possible marks. I am an experienced tutor in several areas with a specialisation in Oxbridge admissions and the IELTS exam and generalised English fluency.I am very familiar with the IB Diploma and scored 42/45 points so also tutor for TOK and the Extended Essay. I have experience tutoring students of various levels of English fluency, as well as students from China.
I am proud to have had many successful students in the past who have improved significantly after our lessons. I can tailor my lessons completely to your needs so that we can make the most of each lesson. I am passionate about teaching, and helping students to achieve academic excellence. Please reach out to me with any questions you may have.
My teaching style
For Oxbridge admissions I focus my lessons on the stage of the application we are at, such as looking at examples of successful personal statements or admissions assessments. For the IELTS I structure my lessons around past papers. Each lesson will include lots of feedback and can be tailored to suit each individual student. Homework is optional depending on how much time you have outside of lessons.
My past experience
I have been tutoring for nearly two years with several companies and have had dozens of students.
My Proudest Achievements
One of my Oxbridge admissions students saw dramatic improvement in her admissions test after our lessons and another of my IELTS students saw her scores go up significantly on the reading comprehension component.
I teach
- LSAT
- IELTS
- Oxbridge Interview
- Law Statement
- English Literature
- Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
- Creative Writing
- Extended Essay
- History
- Ancient History
- Religious Studies
- TOK
My Results and Achievements
- First Class History Degree from Cambridge
- Standard Level 7 English Literature and Language
- 3/3 for TOK and Extended Essay
- 173 on the LSAT