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£20 - 25 per hour
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Wellingborough
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£20 - £29 per hour
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Tutor/Intervention
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Northamptonshire
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TP Tutors are specialists in providing 1-1 tuition for young people who are not in education. We have an urgent need for tutors in Northamptonshire.These pupils have a range of needs including: SEND
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£20 - 25 per hour
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Derbyshire
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Flexible Working
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£20 - £29 per hour
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Tutor/Intervention
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Derbyshire
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Looking to come out of the Classroom and teach 1:1?Why TP Tutors?As we enter the spring term, it’s the perfect time to make an impact on secondary students’ education. At TP Tutors, we’re passionate a
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£20 - 30 per hour
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Nottingham
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Flexible Working
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£10 - £19 per hour
£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
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Nottingham
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GCSE Tutor – Nottinghamshire Do you have a passion for supporting young people through their GCSE studies? We are looking for enthusiastic and dedicated GCSE Tutors to work on a 1:1 basis with studen
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£25 - 35 per hour
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Alnwick
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Flexible Working
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£20 - £29 per hour
£30 per hour and above
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Tutor/Intervention
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Northumberland
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Maths Tutor – KS3 & KS4 (Alternative Provision)Location: AlnwickPay: £25–£35 per hourAre you an experienced and passionate Maths Tutor looking to make a meaningful impact? TP Tutors is recruiting dedi
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£25 - 32 per hour
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Chorley
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Flexible Working
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£20 - £29 per hour
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Tutor/Intervention
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Lancashire
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Specialist A Level Tutors Required in the Chorley Area.Here at TP Tutors (Part of Teaching Personnel) we believe in every child’s right to a quality education. As such, we are looking for specialist A
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Blackburn
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Flexible Working
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£20 - £29 per hour
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Tutor/Intervention
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Blackburn
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Specialist A Level Tutors Required in the Blackburn Area.Here at TP Tutors (Part of Teaching Personnel) we believe in every child’s right to a quality education. As such, we are looking for specialist
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£90 - 160 per day
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Twickenham
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Flexible Working
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Less than £100 per day
£100 - £199 per day
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Cover Supervisor
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Twickenham
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Join Teaching Personnel as a Cover Supervisor – Secondary Schools in Twickenham and Surrounding AreasLocation: Twickenham and surrounding boroughs (Richmond, Hounslow, Kingston, etc.) Job Type: Flexi
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£90 - 110 per day
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Kingston upon Thames
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£100 - £199 per day
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Teaching Assistant
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Kingston-upon-Thames
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Join Teaching Personnel as a Teaching Assistant – Secondary Schools in Kingston and Surrounding AreasLocation: Kingston and surrounding boroughs (Richmond, Hounslow, Teddington, etc.)Job Type: Flexib
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