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Grade A Tutoring and Learning Centre teaching vacancy
Remedial Reading Tutor works with children between the ages of 6-12 to help improve their reading.
Students are taught in groups (6-10) on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4-5:30 and Saturdays from 9-12.
Must be reliable and dependable.
Must have a passion for working with children
Must be able to deliver content in an engaging and fun mannerApply here to Grade A Tutoring and Learning Centre teaching vacancy
The tutoring service you can depend on
Grade A Tutoring and Learning Centre has been a reliable Tutoring Service operating in Trinidad since 2010. The company was founded by two University Graduates. At the time, Grade A only provided one-on-one tutoring however in 2012, the company established its office in the Belmont community where it offered on site classes for SEA students, home schooling support, academic camps and much more. In 2017, the company relocated to Barataria where it continues to provide private tuition.
The Company’s goal is to become the leading provider of Private Tutoring nationwide. We at Grade A would also like to be seen as more than just an Education Provider, but an active participant in the development of the nation’s Education System.
Being a great service provider means having complete and total confidence in the people providing those services, and we’re proud to have the best pros in the business working with us. With a focus on personalized service, competitive rates, and customer satisfaction, we’re always striving to meet and exceed our high standards and our clients’ expectations.
Check out these articles:
Fathers
Tribute to Dad on Father’s Day
Artistic Men
Neil the genuine leather craftsman
Makh’s Pottery Shop makes ‘anything you want’
Cliff A Birjou pushes the boundaries of art
Richard Rampersad: I breathe life into an image
Terrence La Caille doing it for the children
The master of fades Faisal Mohammed
Quintin or Barber-Q guided by faith
Chad Wilson taking the perfect shot
Teachers
Football Factory – pros in the making
Matthew Benoit, the steelpan teacher
Learning golf at St Andrew’s Golf Club
Tradesmen
Vendors at traffic lights on the highway
Farmer struggles with dry season and thieves
Men who spread joy
Emmerson: Men, be more romantic!
Electric Breakers dancing against crime
Young men spread joy with snakes in town
American visitor loves Trinidad & Tobago
Events
Ride along with drifters in Wallerfield
Boat engine failure on waters to Tobago
Hosay in St James – then and now
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