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Are you a Primary and Secondary level tutor? TP Tutors are looking for an individual to work with students outside of mainstream school. The role: One to one support for children and young people Wo
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£20 - 30 per hour
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£10 - £19 per hour
£20 - £29 per hour
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TP Tutor are looking for Tutor to provide academic support to students in Maths, English and Science. The role involves: Planning and delivering engaging sessions One to one tutoring Identifying in
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£20 - 30 per hour
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£10 - £19 per hour
£20 - £29 per hour
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Didcot
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Job Title: SEN Tutor Job Duties: Provide tailored educational support to students with special educational needs (SEN)Develop individualised learning plans based on students' needs and abilitiesD
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