enthusiastic and encouraging English Literature tutor
As an English tutor I have tutored all ages, but I specifically tutor A Level Literature where I have a wide knowledge of the curriculum - I have tutored students across all the examination boards.I have also been an Assistant Tutor at Stirling University for first year English undergraduates and currently I also offer individual tutoring for all stages of University students.I am a happy and enthusiastic mature person, who believes strongly in education and the confidence and opportunities that can be gained. My first aim is to encourage and praise pupils in their work - I believe enjoyment of...
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Laura M
Experienced English Literature Tutor: 1000 + hours experience tutoring
Hi everyone!My name is Laura and I have recently graduated with a BA(Hons) in English Literature from the University of Warwick. I absolutely love reading both novels and poetry though my favourite genre by far is crime fiction! My other interests include drama, archery and scrap booking!When I was younger I struggled quite a bit with reading and English as a subject but through perseverance and few good teachers I managed to get into a Russell Group university to study the subject I love!I want to help your child do the same: get the grades they need to achieve what they want.I have over two years...
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Megan J
Engaging English Literature tutor with ten years of experience.
I am an engaging, warm and encouraging private tutor with ten years of experience tutoring around the country and hold both a BA (2014) and MA (2017) from King's College London in English Literature and Medieval Studies respectively. I enjoy creating long lasting relationships with my clients, and foster a collaborative, flexible and personal teaching dynamic. I try to avoid rigid 'tutor' and 'student' definitions in order to create a relaxed environment where working together critically and creatively is key.I like to foster a creative and exploratory approach to English that is solidly grounded...
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Ben H
Engaging English Literature tutor
I firmly believe that teaching is a two-way process. Whether I'm in a classroom or online, I will create a dialogue so the pupils/tutees feel involved in the process and are able to question, inquire and verbalise what we are learning. Very few people learn by being told something once, so my tutoring sessions are generally about discovery, mastery and learning side by side to answer the big questions along with my years of expertise providing the content.I have worked in education for 12 years in all sorts of settings, with a huge range of pupils. My track record is impressive and I firmly believe...
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£38/hr
5.0
Lucy C
Experienced English Literature Tutor - KS3, GCSE, A level, University
Welcome to my profile. I'm an experienced online tutor, who has been teaching English language and literature, and religious studies online since 2013. I am a fully qualified teacher with a Post-Graduate Certificate in Education.While I am a passionate tutor of each of these two subjects individually, more importantly I feel that my experience in each subject contributes something to the other. For example, my knowledge of Biblical and Greek mythological references from my study of world religions is often really useful when interpreting certain texts by Shakespeare or other non-contemporary writers....
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£47/hr
5.0
Emma F
Experienced English Literature tutor
I’m a Master’s student who graduated from the University of Oxford with First Class Honours in History. I provide specialised tuition in History and English and can tutor these subjects at both GCSE and A-Level. I also provide Oxbridge preparation tutoring, with a high success rate of Oxford offers among my students. *Please kindly message before booking with me so that I might fully understand your child's needs.*I have spent the past year working as a full-time tutor during which time I have helped students both online and in school settings work towards their target grades and ultimately ach...
Excellent first session. Truly hit the ground running from the get go. Jack's wealth of knoweldge is clear and evident combined with flexibility enabling his students to embark upon their chosen journey whichsoever way they desire to go. Fully reccommend Jack as a tutor.
P.s, thanks.
Oliver N
26th Nov 2016
Holly C
Holly is honestly amazing, well organised and very helpful. Since I've started working with her i really enjoy english and working with her made me pick English literature for A-Levels which i never considered before. She's really friendly and always does her best to help as much as possible. I always look forward seeing her.
sila K
8th Jan 2017
Richard P
Richard is a pleasant, patient and well organised tutor. His explanation of problems make things easier to understand and more clear. My son is growing in confidence after each lesson and actually looks forward to the next one.
Sue M
26th Mar 2017
Emily G
Emily is an outstanding tutor for higher English with my daughter. She concentrates on close reading questions as that is my daughter's weakness.
Nazia Z
25th Feb 2017
Angela S
Angela has been great with my daughter, she has a very friendly and professional manner and has helped give my daughter to take her English Literature exams with confidence
Sue J
6th Apr 2017
Charlotte M
We found Charlotte to be an excellent tutor. She has a great way with children and recommend her very highly.
Stephen T
27th Sep 2016
Alex R
Things seem to be going very well. Alex's relaxed style and his high levels of preparation mean that he is making a real difference to my young son's progress.
Alan B
28th Sep 2016
Ruth O
My lesson with Ruth went very well. Ruth assisted me with my A2 course work, which will continue over the next few weeks. Ruth provided some helpful feedback and tips.
Regards
Zara Nicholson
Zara N
9th Jan 2016
Brilliant English Literature tutors who you’ll really click with.
Our experienced tutors take the time to understand where each student needs to focus and their preferred way of learning. They make a measurable difference – 90% of all students improve by at least one grade.
How much do English Literature tutors cost per hour?
The cost of a English Literature 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
Can you take English Literature lessons Online?
Yes, you can take English Literature lessons online! All of our tutors offer online tutoring, most of them through our state-of-the-art online classroom which has been built by us to meet all your needs.
How many English Literature teachers are available?
The number of local teachers available for English Literature varies depending on your location. Generally, there are more tutors available in major cities and areas with higher populations, however there should always be a consistent supply of teachers who hold their lessons online.
What's the average rating of English Literature tutors?
Many English Literature tutors have reviews available to read on their profile. Generally, the higher the rating, the higher the chance that the tutor has the skills and experience required to hold engaging lessons.
How do I find the best English tutor?
Finding the best English tutor can greatly enhance your learning experience and help you achieve your language goals. To locate the most suitable tutor, there are a few key steps to consider. Firstly, clearly define your specific requirements and objectives in learning English. This can include identifying the areas you want to improve in, such as grammar, pronunciation, or writing skills.
Next, it is beneficial to seek recommendations from reliable sources such as friends, colleagues, or educational institutions. They may have had positive experiences with English tutors and can provide valuable insights. It is also advisable to explore online platforms dedicated to connecting tutors and students, such as Tutorful, where you can access a diverse range of highly qualified English tutors.
Once you have shortlisted potential tutors, review their profiles and qualifications. Look for tutors who have relevant teaching experience, academic qualifications in English or related fields, and positive reviews from previous students. A tutor's familiarity with your specific learning requirements, such as exam preparation or business English, can also be a crucial factor to consider.
Before making a final decision, it is advisable to conduct an initial consultation with prospective tutors. This can involve discussing your learning goals, evaluating their teaching approach, and determining the compatibility of your schedules. Through this consultation, you will be able to gauge the tutor's communication skills, teaching style, and whether you feel comfortable working with them.
Ultimately, finding the best English tutor involves a thoughtful and systematic process. By defining your objectives, seeking recommendations, utilizing online platforms, reviewing tutor profiles, and conducting consultations, you can ensure that you find a tutor who can meet your specific learning needs, foster a productive learning environment, and assist you in achieving your language objectives.
How do I become an English reading tutor?
To become an English reading tutor, firstly, it is important to have a strong command of the English language, including reading, writing, and comprehension skills. This will serve as a foundation for effectively teaching and supporting students in their reading journey.
Obtaining relevant qualifications and certifications can boost your credibility as a tutor. Consider acquiring a degree in English, Education, or a related field. Additionally, pursuing a teaching certification can provide you with valuable knowledge and techniques for working with students of various levels and needs.
Gaining experience in the field is crucial for becoming an effective English reading tutor. Offer your services to friends, family, or local community organizations as a volunteer tutor, to gain practical experience and build a portfolio. This will showcase your dedication and ability to help students improve their reading skills.
Creating a structured lesson plan tailored to each student's individual needs is essential. Assess their reading abilities to identify areas that require improvement, such as phonics, vocabulary, or comprehension. Utilize various teaching strategies and resources, such as books, reading exercises, and interactive activities, to engage and challenge your students.
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Continuously updating your knowledge and staying abreast of modern teaching techniques will help you evolve as an English reading tutor. Attend workshops, webinars, or conferences related to teaching English as a second language, literacy, or reading instruction. Engaging in professional development opportunities demonstrates your commitment to providing quality tutoring services.
In summary, to become an English reading tutor, focus on honing your language skills, obtaining relevant qualifications, gaining experience, and developing effective teaching strategies. Joining tutoring platforms like Tutorful can expand your reach, and staying updated with industry trends ensures you provide the best support to your students.
Can getting a English Literature tutor help with my exam prep?
Yes, getting a English Literature tutor can help with exam preparation. A tutor can help students identify areas of weakness and develop strategies to improve. They can also help with revision by revisiting topics that the students find particularly difficult.
What's the process for getting a English Literature tutor?
You can book a English Literature tutor instantly by selecting a slot from a tutor’s diary. Alternatively, you can message a tutor and speak with them first about your learning goals before you book.
How many English Literature lessons should I take?
The number of English Literature lessons a student should take depends on the student's needs and goals. Generally, it is recommended that the student has at least one lesson a week in order to build a good rapport with their tutor and ensure consistent learning.
Can getting a English Literature tutor help with revision?
Yes, getting a English Literature tutor can help with revision. Our tutors are happy to help with revision planning and cover any topics the student is lacking in confidence with.
Can I block book English Literature lessons?
Yes, you can block book English Literature lessons. This is much more convenient than manually booking each week and makes sure that your lesson timeslot is always reserved for you.
Will having a private English Literature tutor improve my career?
A English Literature tutor can help you gain confidence in your subject and improve your knowledge and understanding. This can help you work towards professional qualifications that can move your career forwards.