Private Statistics tuition with experienced tutors in Inverness.

Former head of mathematics tutoring mathematics. I am a fully qualified teacher of Mathematics, and I am registered with the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS). I started my teaching career approximately 18 years ago in Kent. I taught Mathematics at two English Grammar schools before moving to my current post at a leading independent school in Scotland. I was head of mathematics for twelve years at my last school. I have extensive experience of teaching KS3, GCSE, A Level, A Level Further Maths, and the International Baccalaureate, including the new Applications and Interpretation course...

My name is Eduarda Tomas, I am a dedicated and experienced tutor for more than 14 years. I have a Masters degree in engineering and a Ph. D. in electrochemistry. I am currently attending a MA in Mathematics in order to expand my knowledge and consolidate my knowledge in Mathematics. During this time, I helped students from different level of knowledge to consolidate and enhanced their abilities to follow their different aspirations in life. For the last 14 years, I tutor Mathematics, Science, Chemistry and Physics all the way from primary to university and I worked with pupils from 5 years old...

I have been tutoring Mathematics and Statistics for over 20 years and so I have built up a considerable amount of experience and also materials.In addition to private tutoring experience I also have experience from lecturing, tutoring and demonstrating at University.I have also tutored on Easter exam revision courses run by a tutoring agency and also the University of Aberdeen.I consider myself to be friendly and approachable and interested in a wide range of mathematics.I work as a statistician so I am able to explain when a technique has been of use to me in a real situation.When tutoring I try...

I have been teaching and tutoring maths for more than a decade.I'm particularly keen to work with students who feel that they struggle with maths - I firmly believe that everyone is capable of achieving well and gaining confidence in their ability. As well as drilling important skills and exam technique I spend time with my pupils helping them to think like a mathematician. This is a really important life skill and transferrable to many other subjects, but it's often secondary to getting through the syllabus in the classroom. Pupils already have some of these skills, but may not have realised...