Online tutoring from registered teacher
Kia ora all,
I am a registered NZ teacher who has been working as a reliever this year, and now with school closures, I am looking for online tutoring work.
I trained as a primary school teacher (completing a Masters of Teaching and Learning with Distinction), but I have also previously tutored high school students in Math and Science (due to my expertise from previously graduating with first-class honours in a Bachelor of Engineering).
So I am available to tutor in all subjects from year 1-9.
and to tutor maths and science for all year levels up to year 13.
For more information,
you can email me on michelledeacon@gmail.com
or txt me on 027 934 8981
Thanks,
Michelle
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