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Idris A.
Nottingham - MEng Mechanical Engineering (Bachelors)
University of Nottingham - Mechanical Engineering BEng Hi my names, Idris :). I'm an aspiring Software Engineer, with a strong background in Mathematics and Physics. I hope to be able to deliver my love for these subjects in my teaching
£25-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
14 lessons
Idris A.
Nottingham - MEng Mechanical Engineering (Bachelors)
University of Nottingham - Mechanical Engineering BEng Hi my names, Idris :). I'm an aspiring Software Engineer, with a strong background in Mathematics and Physics. I hope to be able to deliver my love for these subjects in my teaching
Ahmed D.
Liverpool John Moores University - Architecture (Bachelors)
Struggling with numbers or cannot get your head around? You got it! Unique methods will help you achieve this.
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
25 lessons
Ahmed D.
Liverpool John Moores University - Architecture (Bachelors)
Struggling with numbers or cannot get your head around? You got it! Unique methods will help you achieve this.
Ben W.
East Anglia - Law (Bachelors)
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
56 lessons
Ben W.
East Anglia - Law (Bachelors)
Eleanor W.
Edinburgh - English Literature (MA Hons) (Bachelors)
A friendly, enthusiastic tutor, hoping to instill confidence in my students, and help them to attain their target grades.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
59 reviews
930 lessons
Eleanor W.
Edinburgh - English Literature (MA Hons) (Bachelors)
A friendly, enthusiastic tutor, hoping to instill confidence in my students, and help them to attain their target grades.
Annie H.
Edinburgh - Physics (Integrated Masters)
Passionate physics student at Edinburgh university, good at personalising tutoring and building a love and understanding of the maths and physics.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
218 reviews
2467 lessons
Annie H.
Edinburgh - Physics (Integrated Masters)
Passionate physics student at Edinburgh university, good at personalising tutoring and building a love and understanding of the maths and physics.
Jake T.
St Anne's College, Oxford - MSt in Greek and/or Latin Languages and Literature (Masters)
I love books and ancient languages; I have plenty of experience with independent study, exams, and essays up to 10,000 words.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
243 reviews
2670 lessons
Jake T.
St Anne's College, Oxford - MSt in Greek and/or Latin Languages and Literature (Masters)
I love books and ancient languages; I have plenty of experience with independent study, exams, and essays up to 10,000 words.
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How much does a 13 Plus tutor cost? Finding the right 13 Plus tutor at the right price should be easy. That’s why we’ve put together the UK’s best tutors under one roof, with prices starting from just £25/hr. We don’t add any extra fees and there’s no minimum contract. So you can book what you need, when you need it. How can I find a 13 Plus tutor? Studying for the 13 Plus exam is an exciting step forward. Our tutors are on hand to help your child go into the exam feeling confident and on track to success. So where are all of these excellent tutors, and how do you find the right one? Luckily, we’ve put together the UK’s top 13 Plus tutors here - all in one easy place. Finding the right tutor for your child is all about knowing what you’re looking for, so here’s our top tips to help you get to the bottom of it and leave you feeling confident with your decision. Let’s take a look at what kind of questions you can think about before your search and what you can ask tutors during interviews: - Teaching style - can they get the material across in a way that’s easy to understand and remember? Can they work well with your child’s learning style, or help them to explore different ways of absorbing the material? Is your teen looking for advice on the exam itself, such as structure and types of questions? - Schedule - do they give tutorials at the times you’re looking for? Can they give ad-hoc tutorials to check in on your child’s progress? Are you looking for in-depth sessions to strengthen their content knowledge? - Personality - can they get on well with your child? Do they make tutorials fun and engaging? Does your child respond well to them? Finding a good match can help your child to stay committed to their learning and reach their goals. Be open with tutors about what you’d like to cover, or what your child would like help with. Maybe they’re not sure what they don’t understand, so a tutor can help make an assessment and help them fill in the gaps. How many hours of tutoring do I need for the 13 Plus? Finding the right amount of tutorials is a balance between a few factors: goals, budget and availability. Once you’ve found the right mix that works for your teen’s progression, your wallet and your family’s schedule - it’ll be smooth sailing from there. Follow our easy process below to help you find the right balance for you and your teen: 1. Goals - your teen can share grades they’re achieving at the moment and where they’d like to be by the end of tutoring. 2. Assessment - your teen’s tutor can use their first tutorial to make an assessment. This could include areas they’ll need to strengthen their content knowledge, or how to approach questions when it comes to tests and exams. They can recommend how many tutorials they think your teen will need to bridge the gap. 3. Plan of action - you can combine this recommendation with the ideal amount you’d like to spend on tutoring, plus your family’s availability. All of these factors play an important role and should be thought through before settling on a tutoring plan. Be open with your tutor about what you’d like to do, or if you’d like to try a few tutorials and see how they go. Remember, you can book as many (or as few) tutorials as you need. Ready to go? Book a free video meeting with one, or a few, of our tutors and we’ll get your teen well on their way to passing the 13 Plus with flying colours.
