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Joshua A.
Nottingham - Law LLB (Bachelors)
Law graduate with experiece in tutoring. Highly passionate about assisting the younger generation in reaching their full potential through education...
£22-£27
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0 / 5
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0 lessons
Joshua A.
Nottingham - Law LLB (Bachelors)
Law graduate with experiece in tutoring. Highly passionate about assisting the younger generation in reaching their full potential through education...
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Siobhan M.
Edinburgh - Japanese and Linguistics (Integrated Masters)
MA, 1st Class with Distinction graduate, with years of experience teaching languages and mathematics - Qualified full-time ESL teacher
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
193 reviews
1210 lessons
Siobhan M.
Edinburgh - Japanese and Linguistics (Integrated Masters)
MA, 1st Class with Distinction graduate, with years of experience teaching languages and mathematics - Qualified full-time ESL teacher
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Nicola P.
Oxford Alumni - Oriental Studies (Japanese) (Bachelors)
I graduated from studying Japanese at Oxford in 2015. I have 6 years of online tutoring experience in Japanese and English, and 2 years experience in schools.
£55-£57
/hr
5 / 5
9 reviews
99 lessons
Nicola P.
Oxford Alumni - Oriental Studies (Japanese) (Bachelors)
I graduated from studying Japanese at Oxford in 2015. I have 6 years of online tutoring experience in Japanese and English, and 2 years experience in schools.
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How much does it cost to get a Japanese IB tutor? Outstanding online Japanese IB tuition should be affordable for all. For that reason, our prices start from just £22/hr with no extra fees. If you’re looking for a specific price range, subject or level - use our handy filter at the top of this page to find exactly what you need. How much tutoring will my teen need for Japanese IB? Every teen deserves the chance to achieve their goals. Our tutors are here to help them get there, from sharing top exam techniques to deep diving into tricky topics. How many tutorials your teen will need will depend on where they’re at, and where they’d like to be. There’s a couple of things that both you and your tutor can do to understand what this path will look like: 1. Assess - ask your tutor for an assessment of your teen’s current level. This can help your teen understand the road ahead and work with their tutor to create a roadmap. 2. Plan - from here, your tutor can give a realistic idea of how often your teen will need tutorials. 3. Action - using this information, see if it matches up with what will practically work for you and your family. Does this tutoring plan match your budget? Does it fit with your family’s schedule? Want to keep it simple? Just one tutorial a week can make a real difference to your teen’s confidence and academic success. How do I find the right Japanese IB tutor for my teen? Before you start your search, it can be a good idea to consider a few different areas that’ll help you understand what you’re looking for. It sounds obvious, but knowing what you need is a great way to help you know when you’ve found it. Let’s take a look at some things you can think about (and ask tutors during interviews): - Personality fit - do they seem like a good fit for your teen personality-wise? Can they get their points across in a way your teen finds engaging and effective? - Academic background - is there a specific course you’re taking - do they have experience in this? Do they tutor for your exam board? - Availability - do you already have a time in mind (weekdays/weekend evenings/holiday cover)? Are they flexible if your schedule changes? Want to explore online tutoring? Why not book a free video meeting with one of our dedicated Japanese IB tutors today.