Razan

Hi.

Thank you for visiting my profile and taking your time to read through it.

I am a currently a year 2 teacher and a Re Co-ordinator at a good school in Hanger Lane. I graduated with a 2.1 in 2013 with a BSc in Psychology. I then went onto doing my Primary PGCE at the Institute of Education (UCL) where I also successfully graduated in 2016.

Teaching for me is a way of life and not a job. I have a passion to support every child to progress academically and emotionally and to achieve their full potential.

I have currently been tutoring for five years and all of my tuition lessons follow the National Curriculum expectations. In order for the children to gain even extra support, I provide the children with homework to support our learning for that day.

For my first session, I use this as a guide to see where the children are academically. I assess them in a variety of areas and focus on planning future tutorials from the assessments I have made. My tutorials can be to up to two or three students at a time.

My tutorials include a focus on two particular subjects: Maths and Literacy.

Literacy includes:
Letter formation/ Handwriting skills.
To write and plan a creative piece of writing.
Reading different texts and answering comprehension questions.
Spellings, Punctuation and Grammar

Maths includes:
Number formation
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
Word problems and statistics
Fractions and Numbers
Times tables

Availability: Message for availability.
Tuition slots to be confirmed once contacted.

I will travel locally to your home for an additional cost of £5.

Typically, I charge £30 per hour or £45 for an hour and a half.

*Please note: If late for more than 10 minutes when collecting your child, a fee will also be charged.*

Availability: I am available Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Tutorials on a weekday is 30 pounds.
Saturday and Sunday mornings are 35 pounds.

Willing to travel: 3 miles

Experience: I have been working in an educational setting for a number of years. Five of those years being a qualified teacher in Year 2. My main aim as a Year 2 teacher is to prepare the children for their SATs test. In order for a child to pass this test, I organise a number of interventions and support lessons in addition to the classes we already have, to help each and every child succeed in their learning and reach their full potential. I have also worked with children with a variety of learning disabilities prior to this and this has helped me build a much better awareness on the many barriers that children have in their learning today.