Passionate and dedicated Italian teacher with over 5 years of experience in fostering a love for the Italian language and culture. Holding a degree in Italian Linguistics and Foreign Literature, I specialise in tailored lessons that cater to diverse learning styles. My background includes teaching at private schools and providing personalized tutoring, helping students excel in their language skills and prepare for exams. I am committed to creating an engaging and supportive

Hi, I'm Saiya! I have been playing competitive chess my whole life. As a child, I played and worked at chess for many years before finally having a breakthrough as a teenager, and I have continued to improve, even into my thirties as a PhD student with little spare time. As an adult, I have built community in chess and started giving lessons to people I met. I have encountered many different teaching techniques over the years, and have had the opportunity to see what works and what doesn't. All too many chess coaches rely on students to identify their own strengths and weaknesses and propose their own lesson plans. Of course, students are not always best positioned to identify their own strengths and weaknesses, and part of the function of a coach should be to assess the student and help them develop a study plan. I have five years of experience teaching linguistics at the university level, and I am accustomed to making lesson plans and using proven pedagogical techniques. As a coach, I will identify your strengths and weaknesses based on seeing your games and hearing your thought process. I will then create study plans consisting of games, puzzles, and interesting positions specifically tailored for you.

Additional materials + practice qs | Lesson plans + regular feedback | Recording + session notes available A common theme running through our lessons will be to simplify - even topics like electromagnetic induction can be reduced to small bits :) Together, we'll: 1. Find learning gaps 2. Break concepts into small bits 3. Apply to real world and exam questions 4. Work on exam technique - like the difference between "explain" and "describe" questions 5. Build mark-scheme friendly language “It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer” - Albert Einstein, while studying superposition of waves, I’m sure :)

Additional materials + practice qs | Lesson plans | Recording + session notes available Our time together starts by mapping out a clear goal - better grades, understanding the content at a deeper level, or even the small things like figuring the "diagram bits" out. Whatever the goal, we'll lay it out and build a plan around it. Each lesson is tailored to this plan, with one common theme - simplify When they ask to "Assess whether a government tax on producer-side pollutants is the best way to reduce market failure." We'll know exactly: - What market failure actually means, and how governments fix it - How to develop points for an "assess" question - Which diagram we can use to flesh out our answer (and how to explain it properly) - and many more pro tips :)

I have taught physics and chemistry in the French system for twelve years, at every level from 6e to Terminale, and hold a master's in physics alongside my teaching qualification. I head a department at one of London's leading French schools, support UCAS applications, and as an official exam marker I know exactly how answers earn credit and where candidates lose points. I teach in French or English: collège and the brevet, seconde, enseignement scientifique, Première and Terminale spécialité physique-chimie (including the ECE and Grand Oral), as well as technology, SNT and NSI. Students following British or international programmes are also welcome. Every course starts with a diagnostic test tailored to the student, so we know where the difficulty lies from day one. Most students who come to me are neither lazy nor weak: they have learnt the lesson, yet still get 9/20, because what is missing is the step between reading a question and understanding what it is really asking. That step can be taught. Each concept is explained clearly, then applied straight away to exam questions until the student can manage alone. Every piece of work is marked to official standards, with the reasons written out, so points lost once are never lost twice.

Spanish lessons with a native speaker. I hold a degree in Primary Education and also I live in London. I have been teaching children of all ages for years. I give private lessons at students’ homes. I teach dynamic classes with the aim of making the time enjoyable. Spanish is a fun and very useful language that I will help you master.

I studied Mathematics at the University of Oxford (Balliol College). I offer online private lessons in Mathematics, Computer Science and French. For high-school students: - Grades & understanding. For students who want to improve their results and deepen their grasp of their lecture notes, I offer tuition in Mathematics and French. I help students build the mathematical rigour they need to progress — turning ambiguous, complex notions into ideas they genuinely understand and can reason about with confidence. - Oxbridge entrance preparation. Focused coaching for Oxford and Cambridge admissions tests and interviews in Mathematics. I have served as an interviewer in Mathematics at Hertford College and Balliol College, Oxford, so I know first-hand what the examiners are looking for. For undergraduate students - University-level lectures in Mathematics, Statistics and Machine Learning (from classical machine learning through to modern deep learning techniques).

What I offer: RAD Syllabus (from Primary to Advanced 2, Male & Female syllabus) Free Enchaînment & Technique Ballet Foundations (non-syllabus) Pointe Work / Variations / PBT / Specific Skills Auditions and Competitions Coaching My approach to teaching ballet is rooted in adaptability and inclusivity. I focus on creating a supportive environment where students feel encouraged to grow, regardless of their experience or background. I tailor each lesson to the individual, whether it’s reinforcing foundational technique, developing artistry, or enhancing strength and flexibility. I incorporate elements from RAD syllabus classes, non-syllabus work, and Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) to ensure well-rounded training. Each step is broken down analytically, helping students understand not only how but why movements are executed in a certain way. Lessons typically range from 60 to 120 minutes varied from individuals. I teach students of all ages and levels – from absolute beginners to pre-professionals. My lessons are open to girls, boys, and adult learners. Whether the goal is recreational enjoyment or professional advancement, I adapt my teaching to support each student’s journey.

I have a degree in Mathematics from The University of Manchester and have been tutoring for 3 years, mainly at GCSE level. I have been able to get students from a 4/5 level up to a 7/8 grade on a consistent basis. My sessions are adapted to the student's current understanding and I continually look to target areas for improvement. I am able to provide references from multiple tutoring agencies.

Im a very easy going, fun, Mime & Movement specialist with over 40 yrs professional experience. If you want to learn illusionary Mime, physical theatre, physical comedy, clown or movement skills for stage tv & film, or just want to improve your body confidence, in any other field than you have come to the right place. I have a wealth of teaching experience and knowledge at the highest level, My screen credits include BBC 1 sitcom Not Going Out, mime consultancy for James May’s Man Lab and a personal tutor role on Strictly Come Dancing, ‘Slow Motion Expert’ on Tim Burton’s film Sweeney Todd, collaborated with Andy Serkis for motion capture and movement vocabulary for Ultron and Iron Man, for The Avengers: Age of Ultron. I was the personal mime and movement assistant for Carey Mulligan in Suffragette. I have also written and published a book titled Mime The Gap: Techniques in Mime and Movement available on Amazon. Teaching history includes; The National Theatre, The Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal College of Music, The Royal College of Art, The Royal Festival Hall, East 15 Acting School, Identity School of Acting, Mountview and Rose Bruford School of Acting. I also taught at Oxford and Cambridge Universities. I was Head of Movement for Vienna’s English Theatre Academy from 2018 to 2024. I design a two-year acting curriculum that primarily incorporates Lecoq and Physical Theatre techniques. It includes Clown, Mime, Bouffon, Neutral Mask, Commedia Dell’Arte, Greek Tragedy, Larval Mask, Character Mask, Personnage and other subjects such as Chekhov, Shakespeare, Silent Movie Acting, Film Noir Acting, Filmmaking and Acting for Camera.

I am a native Spanish teacher from Valencia, Spain, and a qualified educator with a PGCE in Spanish, a degree in Social Education and a qualification in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE). I have experience teaching Spanish in UK secondary education and providing private tuition to students of different ages and levels. I offer personalised Spanish lessons for GCSE and A-Level students, adults and younger learners. GCSE and A-Level lessons can include speaking, listening, reading and writing, grammar, vocabulary, exam technique and past-paper practice. For A-Level students, I can also provide support with speaking exam preparation, essay writing, literature and film. Adult learners are also very welcome, from complete beginners to advanced students. Lessons can focus on conversation, pronunciation, practical Spanish, grammar, vocabulary, travel or general fluency. As a native speaker, I encourage students to use Spanish as much as possible while adapting each lesson to their level, confidence and individual goals. My aim is to create supportive and engaging lessons where students enjoy learning Spanish and make consistent progress. Lessons are available online and in person.

With six years of experience tutoring Maths and Physics from Secondary through to A-Level, I offer patient, one-to-one lessons tailored to how each student learns best. Whether you're aiming to move up a set, build confidence after falling behind, or push for the top grades needed for a competitive university place, I break down difficult concepts into clear, manageable steps and adjust my approach as your understanding grows. I hold a Physics degree, giving me a strong grasp of both subjects at a deeper level, and I've helped students achieve strong grade improvements and secure university offers, including a place at the London School of Economics. My focus is always on genuine understanding rather than rote learning, so students leave lessons able to tackle new problems independently, not just repeat what they've been shown. I take a fully personalised approach: lessons are planned around each student's specific syllabus, exam board, and areas of difficulty, with regular check-ins to track progress. This individual attention has built a loyal client base, with a 90% referral rate from students and parents who've seen real results. What I offer: One-to-one Maths and Physics tutoring Tailored lesson plans built around your exam board and specific weak points Exam technique and past paper practice alongside core content Flexible scheduling to fit around school and other commitments

Hello! I am a native Arabic speaker with experience teaching Arabic and Quran to children and adults. In my lessons you will learn: - Arabic: Reading, Writing, Speaking and Grammar for beginners to advanced levels - Quran: Tajweed, Recitation, and Memorization for all ages - Islamic Studies: Basics of Islam for kids My teaching style is simple, patient, and interactive. I focus on conversation and practical use so you can speak confidently. Lessons are tailored to your goals - whether for school, work, travel, or religious purposes. I offer both online and face-to-face lessons in London and surrounding areas. All levels are welcome! Book a trial lesson and let's start your Arabic journey together.