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Jude R.

335 lessons taught

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+4 years of exp. teaching at GoStudent

Lower level: English, Maths, Science and Humanities GCSE: English, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology A Level: Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, EPQ Exam Board experience: AQA, Edexcel, WJEC, 11+ Languages: English About me: I'm a 2nd year Psychology student Studying at the University of Southampton. My main hobbies are archery, reading comic books, swimming and gymnastics. I have completed my Bronze and Gold Duke of Edinburgh awards, giving me a great love of hiking and travelling. At University I have undertaken multiple research placements which have allowed me to gain a lot of experience and knowledge in undertaking research. I really enjoy Psychology and Neuroscience so more than happy to talk about any areas that students are interested in.

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Jude R.

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+4 years of exp. teaching at GoStudent

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