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Pearson Edexcel International A Level English Language Tutor

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Shuhari Tuition - English Language Teacher Opportunity
Job Details
Subject: Pearson Edexcel International A Level English Language
Year group: 13
Delivery: Online
Rate: £25/hr
Frequency: Potentially 5 times a week (Mon-Fri)
Duration: 3 months
Start date: ASAP
The Ideal Candidate
- Has strong knowledge of the Pearson Edexcel International A Level English Language specification, particularly WEN01-04.
- Is a qualified teacher or examiner for this subject.
- Understands the requirements of the Edexcel IAL exam and assessment objectives.
- Can confidently teach the course content, as well as provide revision support.
- Can identify gaps in the student's knowledge and create a structured programme of study.
- Can support the student with exam technique, analytical skills, and essay writing for extended responses.
- Can set and mark homework, providing constructive feedback on written work.
- Is able to commit to five online lessons per week (Mon-Fri, 1-hour lessons).
- Has a stable, reliable internet connection suitable for regular online teaching and has access to a quiet space from which to deliver online lessons.
- Has excellent communication skills and can build a positive working relationship with the student and parents.
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The family has specifically requested a teacher rather than solely a tutor, so experience in a formal teaching role would be highly desirable. If you hold QTS or another recognised teaching qualification, please make this clear in your application.


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Application Requirements
Please send a CV and brief cover letter outlining:
- Your teaching/tutoring experience
- Your relevant qualifications, including QTS if applicable
- Your availability
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