Thomas

I am currently working towards my PhD in History at the University of Manchester, with plans to submit my thesis this summer/autumn.

I am friendly and hard-working with excellent academic credentials. I enjoy teaching and I am committed to achieving excellent results with my students. I have worked with students from the age of 11 right up to undergraduates and I am used to adapting my teaching techniques to students of differing ages and abilities. Fluent in French, having worked abroad as an English Language Assistant, I also worked as a personal tutor in English as a foreign language. I draw upon a wide range of experience and interests to inform my teaching.

I am happy to offer a free consultation for the first lesson to assess the needs and abilities of the student and to tailor a programme to help the student achieve their goals

Availability: Evenings and Weekends

Willing to travel: 10 miles

Experience: PhD History - University of Manchester (to be submitted by 30 September)

MSc Gender History (Distinction) - University of Glasgow (Awarded 2015) including Beginner`s Latin Prize

BA (hons) History (1st Class) - University of Manchester (Awarded 2013)

A Levels - History (A), French (A), English Literature (A) (Awarded 2010)

AS Level - Biology (B) (Awarded 2009)

GCSEs - English Lang (A*), Maths (A*), Biology (A*), Chemistry (A*), Physics (A), English Lit (A), French (A*), Music (A), Statistics (A*), Certificate in Digital Applications (Distinction)

Teaching Assistant - University of Manchester (2016 - Present). Seminar tutor in various undergraduate modules on early modern history.

Voluntary Teaching Assistant - Oasis Academy, Oldham (Spring & Summer Terms 2017).

English Language Assistant - Lille, France (2013-2014)

I also run an A Level study day at the University of Manchester as part of their Widening Participation Scheme.

I have also worked as an intern at the British Library, London, as well as Chetham`s Library, Manchester.