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mORE ABOUT TUTORING

 

Students today are under a tremendous amount of pressure to learn new subjects, internalise new concepts, and develop new meaning based on what they have been taught in a short space of time in the classroom.

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Compound that with numerous class assignments, assessments, levels of language literacy (LLN), working responsibilities, and the psychological pressure to perform, students may find themselves in a difficult situation to be able to truly learn – and excel.

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Why chose Tutoring?

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Tutoring (1:1 or group) offers students the opportunity to learn new ideas and concepts in a safe environment where they do not feel judged and are therefore better able to think freely and laterally. Tutoring ensures that key learning outcomes are picked apart and put back together by the student with the full attention, guidance and support of the Tutor.

 

As a Lecturer, PhD student, and academic with 15+ years’ professional HR experience in the UK and Australia, Jude-Martin facilitates, and positively challenges students to think on their feet and learn more about their overall capability, drawing upon their life-stories and experiences to align with the learning outcomes they seek to achieve. Jude-Martin makes learning interesting!

 

Benefits

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  • Students learn in a safe environment

  • They are given 1:1 attention enabling the discovery of their underlying skills and talent

  • Given the undivided focus, students learn more about themselves and how they learn best

  • Development of new ways of learning and communicating that aligns with their strengths

  • Students develop renewed confidence in their abilities, including how to tackle examinations and assessments successfully.

  • Students a clear direction of their career post conclusion of their studies

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Expertise Areas

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  • Human Resource Management

  • Organisational Behaviour

  • Leadership and Change Management

  • International Business

  • Other

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*NB: Tutoring is best applied over a full academic term, half term, or in blocks of 2 hours per week, over a 3 week period.

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Interested?Contact Jude-Martin below.

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