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[Hippo100]

Does anyone know a good tutor, in the Oslo area, in English for a 6 year old? For reading, writing and grammar.

[khughes24]

Hi there,

I am actually moving to Oslo in the summer as my partner is Norweigian.
English tutoring is something I would definitely love to do for children. How many times a week would you like your son/daughter to have this tutoring? Do you have any other mothers interested in having some extra lessons too? I also speak Spanish if you hear of any one looking for extra lessons in this.

my email is katiecharlottehughes@gmail.com

I would be happy to meet you for a coffee beginning of July as I am going for a week for job hunting. 4th July- 13th July

Please feel free to email me if you are interested.

With Kind Regards,
Katie Hughes

[Steffany29]

Hej,

I'm currently living here in Norway. I'm interested about tutorial job that you offer to your son/daughter I have a background of teaching in grade school in my previous country. I'm teaching English also and I can speak little Norwegian langguage.

In case that you are interested to me.This is my email stefcabrillos@yahoo.com.

Kind Regards
Steffany

[khughes24]

Hi Hippo100

Any luck with finding a tutor?
I am tutoring a girl twice a week and have all the material to teach all age ranges - let me know if you would like to meet up for a coffee to discuss - I can do a trial lesson to see if it is what you are looking for also.

Many thanks
Katie Hughes
98820172
Katiecharlottehughes@gmail.com

[IanElliott]

I am an American expat living about an hour south of Oslo. I am retired and supplement my retirement with freelance proofreading and editing over the internet. I was both a computer programmer and an English teacher in my active career days. I taught English in San Dego, California to adults earning their high school equivalent diplomas, and also (on an intermediate level) to adults in Mexico. I am available for English tutoring. I am just beginning with Norwegian, so, as in Mexico, I am offering intermediate conversational English.

Ian Elliott