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Roan S.
Nottingham Trent - Economics with International Finance and Banking (Bachelors)
Hi, I study Economics, Finance, and Banking. I boosted my own A level maths grade from a D to an A. I hope I can achieve even better results for you.
£47-£49
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5 / 5
51 reviews
408 lessons
Roan S.
Nottingham Trent - Economics with International Finance and Banking (Bachelors)
Hi, I study Economics, Finance, and Banking. I boosted my own A level maths grade from a D to an A. I hope I can achieve even better results for you.
Rupert L.
Nottingham - Computer Science with AI (Bachelors)
Communicating passion, patience, relevance, and accuracy from page one, whilst helping students in striving to get top grades as a qualified tutor.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
143 reviews
966 lessons
Rupert L.
Nottingham - Computer Science with AI (Bachelors)
Communicating passion, patience, relevance, and accuracy from page one, whilst helping students in striving to get top grades as a qualified tutor.
Willa M.
St Andrews - Social Anthropology (Bachelors)
School can get confusing, with so many classes and a lot of information to learn.With exams coming up, having effective learning and revision techniques are key and I have many to share which cater to different learning styles!I am here to help yo...
£37-£39
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
64 lessons
Willa M.
St Andrews - Social Anthropology (Bachelors)
School can get confusing, with so many classes and a lot of information to learn.With exams coming up, having effective learning and revision techniques are key and I have many to share which cater to different learning styles!I am here to help yo...
James R.
Loughborough - Product Design Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Product Design Engineering Masters Graduate at Loughborough University, 3 A*'s at Alevel
£47-£49
/hr
4.9 / 5
17 reviews
635 lessons
James R.
Loughborough - Product Design Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Product Design Engineering Masters Graduate at Loughborough University, 3 A*'s at Alevel
Felix B.
Glasgow - Aerospace Systems (Bachelors)
Hello there, I'm Felix. I am a student studying Aerospace Systems at the University of Glasgow. As such, I have an understanding of the base STEM subjects, especially at GCSE level, where I got 9s in all the sciences and maths. Outside of scho...
£22-£27
/hr
4 / 5
2 reviews
70 lessons
Felix B.
Glasgow - Aerospace Systems (Bachelors)
Hello there, I'm Felix. I am a student studying Aerospace Systems at the University of Glasgow. As such, I have an understanding of the base STEM subjects, especially at GCSE level, where I got 9s in all the sciences and maths. Outside of scho...
Mai Y.
Oxford Brookes University - Applied Design in Architecture (Masters)
Helping students reach academic goals for over 10 years. My strategy is breaking down complex topics into small simple concepts and applying them to examples.
£37-£39
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0 / 5
0 reviews
35 lessons
Mai Y.
Oxford Brookes University - Applied Design in Architecture (Masters)
Helping students reach academic goals for over 10 years. My strategy is breaking down complex topics into small simple concepts and applying them to examples.
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How much does an A level Design and Technology tutor cost? Our Design and Technology A level tutors charge just £22/hr, depending on the tutor’s experience. We’ve made top quality online tutoring fully flexible with no minimum contracts, so you can book the number of tutorials you need. What can you do with an A level in Design and Technology? Achieving an A level in Design and Technology gears your teen towards a world of interesting career opportunities. Pathways for Design and Technology span across theatre, architecture and web design - so encourage your teen to keep their search broad; they might even discover roles they didn’t know about before. Doing some online research online for job descriptions can help your teen identify the skills they’d like to develop. It gives an idea of what each role might be like before they apply for internships and volunteering, so it can help to narrow down the broad range of opportunities. Some of these roles could include: - Sound engineer - Industrial designer - Art director - Civil Engineer - Architect - Interior designer - Graphic designer - Web developer - Systems engineer - Video game designer How many hours of tutoring is needed for A level Design and Technology? A plan for A level Design and Technology tutoring is typically put together by considering 3 parts: your teen’s goals, the point they’re starting from in their studies and what they’ll have to do to reach their goals. Let’s take a look at how a your teen can work with their tutor to create the perfect A level Design and Technology tutoring plan: 1. Assessment - your teen can use this opportunity to share their concerns and goals, whilst their tutor can carry out an assessment to understand where the gaps are. This could be anything from sharpening their exam technique to boosting their subject understanding. 2. Timescale - using this assessment, your tutor can create a tailored tutoring plan for your teen to make sure their goals are reached. 3. Plan - check in with your family and make sure this tutoring schedule fits with your day-to-day, such as budget and availability. Looking for some extra help? Book a free video meeting with one of our Design and Technology A level tutors today.
