I
am a PGCE and BSc Hons in Environment Studies and Business Administration from
Nottingham Trent University 1999 and 2000.
I
have been a private tutor from 2007 to 2012 when the Educational Maintenance
Allowance was paid to students - and have many students who gained improved
grades in the Case Study and Controlled Assessment Specification Days,
particularly in Business Studies.
I
believe that now A Levels are linear and two years of study is required prior
to examination its more important than ever to structure learning and benefit
from a One to One or 2-3 shared students for at least one hour per week.
I
have also worked in one of Europe's largest Companies and have a wide
experience of Business in the local area.
Teaching
Experience: I have taught in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Local Education
Authority Schools.
Tutoring
Approach: I am very structured and wish students to have a thorough knowledge
of the theory (which becomes the subject language and short form of
Communication -and without which good grades are impossible) of their subject.
To this end I am prepared to make lessons -tutor time - interesting with top
company information in the case of Business Studies - and also work through the
recommended text books.
For
BTECs and Tech levels (some vocational subjects are moving to Tech levels with
the possibility of Applied Business Studies being included) evidenced work is
part of the Specification and yet theory is still an essential part of the
syllabus and specification.
For
other Vocational Studies – Key Skills are very important and these can be
included in Tutoring sessions either together with a particular subject or
specifically Key Skills.
Younger
Students (Junior Over8s and to Qualifications commencing Year 9-10) – I have
successfully tutored students in English and Maths to ensure those skills are
practiced so the student can have the reading and writing competences necessary
for further study.
Qualifications:
Nottingham Trent University (2000) -Secondary - Business Studies and ICT (PGCE)
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