Uby
- Rate J$585
- Response 1h
J$585/hr
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- French
- French speaking
- French reading
- French vocabulary
- French writing
I'm a French major and a graduate of University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. I teach French in Secondary school and I also teach students preparing for UTME, NECO, WASSC and any kind of examination r
- French
- French speaking
- French reading
- French vocabulary
- French writing
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About Uby
1. KEEP YOUR WORD! Reliability is a primary component of trust. Your promise should be as binding as a contract. Follow through on every commitment. Focus on exceeding expectations and building a reputation of accountability.
2. KEEP GOOD COMPANY! You are the sum of your interactions and experiences. Surround yourself with people of high integrity who are positive, energetic and results-oriented to inspire and guide you.
3. KEEP THE PEACE! Learn how to disagree without being disagreeable. Recognize the value in the opinion of others.
4. KEEP CONTROL! Manage your emotions when you are stressed or under pressure. Your emotional intelligence (EI) has a strong impact on how you are perceived and the way you respond in challenging situations. It’s not only what you bring to the table it’s how you serve it that matters.
5. KEEP THE VISION! Remember the overall goal. Gain credibility by helping others achieve their objectives.
6. KEEP IT HONEST! When you’re open and honest, others don’t have to guess your motivations or intentions. Admit when you are wrong. You’ll be respected for truthfulness and transparency.
7. KEEP RECORDS! Ask others to write a recommendation for you. Use their words to build your reputation and advance your agenda.
8. KEEP QUIET! Be a good listener. When people are speaking give them your full attention. It exemplifies respect and trust and enhances communication.
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About the lesson
- Primary
- Lower Secondary
- Upper Secondary
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levels :
Primary
Lower Secondary
Upper Secondary
Lower Sixth Form
Upper Sixth Form
Adult Education
Undergraduate
Master’s degree
PhD
ACCA
CIMA
Legal Education Certificate (LEC)
MBA
Kindergarten
A1
A2
B1
B2
C1
C2
Other Professional Training
Beginner
Advanced
Children
- French
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
French
English
Be honest. This helps to establish rapport and trust, the two most critical elements to a successful tutoring relationship.
Be flexible. This means being willing to adjust techniques and approaches to meet the learning styles of the student.
Be patient. What is obvious or easy for you may not be so for your student. Learn not to show annoyance in your speech or body language.
Be a good listener. Learn to pick up clues in your student?s speech that enable you to understand how he is really feeling. A good listener does not dominate the conversation!
Be professional. Except for discussing your student with SSS staff and/or faculty, information about the student must be kept confidential.
Be willing to share your own experiences. By sharing information about what you have encountered, the student may feel relieved that he is not alone. Sharing experiences and lessons learned goes a long way toward building trust and support. It also helps the student build self-confidence.
Be a collaborator. The tutor-student relationship should be viewed as a partnership. You are not there to take the place of the instructor. Let the student know you are there to work with her to supplement classroom and individual study.
Teach the student how to learn. As a tutor your ultimate goal is to help the student become an independent learner.
Be confident. You were chosen for qualities that enable you to be a good tutor and role model. However, having confidence also means having the courage to admit you don?t know an answer. Be honest with your student; tell her you?ll need to do your homework? and then follow through. She may actually feel better knowing you?re not perfect (and it is a great opportunity to teach learning skills).
Use available resources.
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Rates
Rate
- J$585
Pack prices
- 5h: J$2,926
- 10h: J$5,852
Travel
- + J$2,000
online
- J$585/h
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