All you need to know before you schedule a lesson

I live in Horkstow. The lessons will be taking place in a custom-built cabin at the bottom of my garden. The cabin has all the things you would find in a regular classroom! There is also a sound-proof studio for the music lessons.

Sessions are usually either 30 minutes or 1 hour. However, I am flexible and do my best to cater to the individual needs of each student.

That is up to you! Once I have a good understanding of how a student works I am better able to determine if homework would be beneficial. I use quizzes from time to time to check for understanding on a topic but no formal or graded tests would be administered.

Bank transfer is my preferred method of payment. I will also accept cash or cheque. This can be done weekly, monthly or as a block payment for a certain amount of lessons.

Spanish, Maths and Music

KS2, KS3 and GCSE Spanish (up to grade 9)

KS2, KS3 and GCSE Maths (up to grade 9)

Piano lessons

Introduction to drum kit

Yes. It doesn't matter if the student is doing AQA, Edexcel, OCR, or some other exam board. The content is very similar across all but I am able to distinguish between them and tailor the lessons towards a specific exam board.

Yes. It is preferred if a student brings a pencil case with basic equipment in however I will always have spare equipment available. Students are welcome to bring their own technology such as laptops and tablets if they would prefer.

It is prefered that advance notice (at least 72 hours) be given when a student is unable to attend a lesson. If this isn't possible due to the unforeseen nature of the absence you will not be charged as long as the lesson can be rescheduled for later the same week. If notice is less than 24 hours you will need to pay for the missed lesson.

That is entirely up to you! Whether you want to take exams or just learn to play your favourite song I am more than happy to help.

There are so many benefits to 1:1 tutoring but ultimately you may decide it is not for you.

Think about these questions:

'Do I currently get enough support?'

'If I am stuck on a problem, is the issue resolved quickly?'

'Do my teachers know what kind of learner I am and what best helps me?'

'If I have additional needs, are they being met or taken into consideration?'

'Can I focus well in the classroom?'

If the answer to any of those questions is no, think about tutoring.