Grinds / Study / Tuition

annmariew · 16-10-2008 12:34pm #1

Hi,

I recently graduated with an honours degree in Microbiology in UCC and am now undertaking a masters in Immunology at NUIM.

Subject(s): Biology, microbiology, immunology etc
Location: Maynooth, Co.Kildare
Contact Name: Ann-Marie

Reasonable rates

LoLth · 16-10-2008 2:08pm

The charter explicitly forbids advertising , pimping or selling but grinds / study groups / addional tuition is a good option to have while at college. So, I am making this a sticky as a meeting point for those offering or requiesting additional EDUCATIONAL services.

As normal, NO phone numbers and NO email addresses.

This thread will be strictly and regularly monitored.

LeixlipRed · 16-10-2008 5:38pm

Seems as good a place to mention it so here goes,

Struggling with Maths? Why not come along to the Maths Support Centre? It's a completely free, walk in centre, manned by students or former students of NUIM. It caters for any difficulties you're having with Maths, from basic issues right up to problems or concepts you can't understand from lectures.

Class Hall E, Arts Block:

Mon, Tues, Thurs 2-6pm
Wed 4-8pm
Fri 10am-12pm

Hana Ichi · 26-10-2008 6:36pm

If anyone is in need of Java Programming grinds, I am here to help. Please pm me or look for my posters in the various buildings. These grinds are here for the student and are intended to be what is best for their schedule (as long as my classes won't be missed as well). Java covered will be from the CS141 and possibly the CS101 classes.

dreamon5939 · 08-01-2009 12:18am

Sociology Grind
First year sociology student - in need of a GRIND, living in Dublin. Looking to finish essay but stuck!

HELP!

nothing · 08-01-2009 12:51am

One on one Maths grinds available, Maynooth area.

Ostrom · 08-01-2009 1:46am

Can help with Social Sciences if anyone feels the need....

just_a_girl · 24-02-2009 1:37pm

Maths and Physics grinds available in Maynooth.
Experienced tutor. Reasonable rates.
PM me if interested!

convert · 26-02-2009 6:47pm

History grinds available
Experienced tutor and reasonable rates
PM if you're interested

Muckypaws · 23-03-2009 4:33pm

Hi,

I am a recent graduate from NUIM, double first class honours in Sociology and Anthropology.

Currently working in UCD, starting masters in September.

I am located in Dublin city centre so am flexible as to where grinds take place

Contact name: Nikki.

Reasonable rates

PM if you are interested

dreamon5939 · 05-04-2009 7:59pm

Hi Nicki

I was wondering if you are are available for a sociology grind? I am a second year student studying at Maynooth. I am available weekends or evening and I live just outside Dublin.

Thanks alot

bashy123 · 02-05-2009 3:25pm

hi i am in second year science, i badly need some grinds for chemistry, asap.... i am studyin inorganic chemistry and physical chemistry... please contact me if u can help....

rialta · 06-05-2009 8:41pm

History/Geography Grinds available.
First class honours arts degree
Pm if interested

Eric Cartman · 15-05-2009 6:49pm

if media students need help with photoshop or final cut pro i can give grinds, pm me

Conor135 · 17-05-2009 12:39pm

Hey, i'm in first year and looking for urgent grinds in either accounting or economics(quantitive analysis). Goin on a j1 for the summer and don't wan2 come back in august

thee glitz · 18-05-2009 8:16pm

I can help with economics / finance.

Beau · 10-07-2009 1:27pm

Hi,

I need Cryptography (a maths person or CS person would suit) and Distributed Systems grinds. PM me!

Thanks

dno7239 · 01-09-2009 12:34am

Hey guys,
Im a recent graduate of NUI Maynooth, who recieved a high 2.1. in both subjects. If anyone needs grinds in English or Anthropology send me a message. If anyone wants help in writing/ proofreading, I am also available, as I did a course in journalism, creative writing, and have a TEFL certificate. Reasonable prices, and I live in Maynooth.

banquo · 01-09-2009 12:38am

Music grinds, everything covered, including Gregorian chant.

Xxhaylsxx · 08-09-2009 11:13am

Available to give maths grinds. Reasonable rates. Pm if interested

whut_cohen · 22-09-2009 5:15pm

I am a 4th year chemistry PhD student. I am available to give grinds for the entire academic year 2009/10 . Interested parties should pm me. Groups are welcome.

Location: Maynooth

Anima · 05-10-2009 4:22pm

I can give Java and C grinds if anyone is interested.

mouchie · 08-10-2009 9:15pm

Irish Grinds available including SCG exam preparation. Pm if interested!

missclaireyf · 13-10-2009 4:51pm

hey,
anyone teach piano?

irish_goat · 13-10-2009 7:56pm

missclaireyf wrote: »

hey,
anyone teach piano?

My housemate does.

banquo · 13-10-2009 8:18pm

I teach piano. What grade? Or is it for Keyboard Skills?

rituraj · 27-10-2009 8:30am

Experienced teacher is available to give grinds to all levels of Science and Chemistry to Jr. Cert, Sr. Cert and college students.
I have done PhD in Chemistry (UCD).
Grinds are offered at reasonable rates and references are available to those interested.
Areas covered: Celbridge, Maynooth, Leixlip and Lucan

Claire-tha-bear · 27-10-2009 12:54pm

I am a 19 year old journalism student offering Junior Cert and Leaving Cert English grinds at all levels for very reasonable rates. Dublin 5, 3 and 13 areas.

jtector · 21-11-2009 4:41pm

mouchie wrote: »

Irish Grinds available including SCG exam preparation. Pm if interested!

Hi i was wondering if you do grinds in Dublin for the exam and if so how much do they cost.

Thanks

red currant · 04-12-2009 6:58pm

I am a native speaker and qualified teacher of German. Rates are very reasonable.

kc525 · 06-12-2009 1:45pm

thee glitz wrote: »

I can help with economics / finance.

Hey im a 3rd year accounting & finance student need econometrics grind ASAP anybody that can help or knows someone who can please wb or pm

Thanks

Sweetcorn01 · 29-12-2009 7:18pm

Recent graduate. Grinds available for first/second year maths. PM if interested

host_found · 12-01-2010 1:29pm

Hello,

I am looking for Concurrent Programming (Java) Grinds.

Please contact me with your availability, location and rates.

Mod: Please let me know if this is wrong location.
Also if you know any specific group-email which i can use to contact postgrade students would be helpful.

Thanks,

Arda · 15-01-2010 9:10pm

Hello,
I am a PhD student in UCC and can offer Junior Cert, Leaving Cert and Third level tuition for
German,
French
Latin.
I am a native speaker of German and have lived and passed my Leaving Cert in France and am currently writing my dissertaion in French. I have also studied Latin at university level. I charge 30EUR per hour.
Please feel free to send a private message

KARMI · 16-01-2010 2:23pm

Hi there,

I am looking for somebody to help me out with environmental economic thesis,, in the meath/maynooth area.. Will pay 20 euro per hour ..

jos28 · 09-02-2010 9:08pm

Anyone out there willing to check over a Sociology essay. Not too happy about submitting it and would appreciate any input. Any offers of help will be rewarded with a cheque in the post !

Timmi · 10-02-2010 12:22pm

removed at poster's request

Nirina · 12-02-2010 10:43am

heya!
Um so i badly need grinds/tuition for my Computer Science modules.. i do;
Intro to Comp Systems
Intro to Programming (java)
Intro to Comp Science

I don't live on campus or in Maynooth but if you could please contact me with availability, location and rates i'd well appreciate that.

there's hope for me yet! i reckon i've exams i've to repeat, hnce my plee for HELP!!

xx nirina

RCSIPHARMSTUDEN · 15-02-2010 12:58am

LC Chemistry Grinds (HL and LL) available. South Dublin Area.

Mature pharmacy student with BSc. and MSc.
Excellent knowledge of LC Chemistry Exam as I recently re-sat the exam (2008).

Resonable rates.

Reply by personal mail!

gigawatt · 16-02-2010 1:25am

hi im looking for a good maths tutor who can help me. I am in first science and my modules are calculus/integration and intro statistics. my maths is ok, im a mature student and i did my leaving 12years ago, so i need someone who is patient and doesnt mind explaining things simply when needed, im sick of going to the maths centre and people just assuming I know stuff that i dont feckin know/remember. im not just straight out of school fresh off the back of higher level maths. I am quick to pick things up, have a logical mind and understand (most of) the theory so you wont be repeating yourself over and over again,but i just need someone to take the time to explain the topics to me and refresh me on how to manipulate algebraic expressions correctly. rates need to be reasonable too! if you think you are able to give me a hand pm me. thanks:pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

LeixlipRed · 16-02-2010 2:08pm

I'd really advise you attend the maths support centre again. Have you been attending on a Monday or Friday when it's not busy? Then you can get more 1-1 help. Your fees cover the cost of the centre, it's no extra charge. Grinds are a lottery tbh and a waste of money in my opinion. Have you tried talking to your lecturers for example? I'm sure they'd also be willing to help you out if you call during office hours

nothing · 16-02-2010 8:14pm

LeixlipRed wrote: »

I'd really advise you attend the maths support centre again. Have you been attending on a Monday or Friday when it's not busy? Then you can get more 1-1 help. Your fees cover the cost of the centre, it's no extra charge. Grinds are a lottery tbh and a waste of money in my opinion. Have you tried talking to your lecturers for example? I'm sure they'd also be willing to help you out if you call during office hours

Jeez Red, some people need a bit of extra help, there's no need to chastise every single one of them, esp when they've found that your beloved support centre doesn't work for them.

Michellenman · 16-02-2010 8:27pm

nothing wrote: »

Jeez Red, some people need a bit of extra help, there's no need to chastise every single one of them, esp when they've found that your beloved support centre doesn't work for them.

I see no evidence of him chastising there whatsoever. If anything it was extremely helpful and in no way berating the OP. The smiley face makes it friendly you see.

gigawatt · 16-02-2010 11:34pm

LeixlipRed wrote: »

I'd really advise you attend the maths support centre again. Have you been attending on a Monday or Friday when it's not busy? Then you can get more 1-1 help. Your fees cover the cost of the centre, it's no extra charge. Grinds are a lottery tbh and a waste of money in my opinion. Have you tried talking to your lecturers for example? I'm sure they'd also be willing to help you out if you call during office hours

hi red I appreciate your advice (thank you!) and I do go to the msc when its quiet, I just got peed off recently as the person who was (supposed to be) helping me asked me for my lecture notes and when I told them I've missed a few ( with legitimate reason, but I wasn't obliged to make my excuses to them), I got lectured on missing classes (this person was prob 10yrs younger than me) and they told me straight up if I hadn't got the notes I wouldn't be able to the the work.
this person clearly thought they couldn't be bothered wasting their time with me. in fairness they did help me with the first question for about 30seconds but were obviously fed up that I wasn't as clued up as they wanted me to be! (if I knew how to do the fcuking work I wouldn't be there) I just got up and left (p1ssed off)! made me think I just need a bit more 1 on 1 with a tutor that suits me. the msc is usually amazing and there are some tutors there who are excellent and I wouldnt have clawed through first semester without them. but even at that in semester one I had an occasional tutor who would help me, who was great but unfortunately isnt available anymore.

LeixlipRed · 17-02-2010 12:51am

nothing wrote: »

Jeez Red, some people need a bit of extra help, there's no need to chastise every single one of them, esp when they've found that your beloved support centre doesn't work for them.

I'm not chastising anyone ffs, trying to save people pissing away money on some person who may or may not be qualified to help them through. It's proven to work by a pile of evidence over the last years whereas the only thing proven with grinds is that the person giving them earns a handy few quid. I'm not suggesting it works for everyone and I'm not saying all grinds don't work, but proven free resources are surely better than unpredictable expensive ones surely.

gigawatt wrote: »

hi red I appreciate your advice (thank you!) and I do go to the msc every monday, I just got peed off this week as the person who was (supposed to be) helping me asked me for my lecture notes and when I told them I've missed a few ( with legitimate reason, but I wasn't obliged to make my excuses to them), I got lectured on missing classes (this person was prob 10yrs younger than me) and they told me straight up if I hadn't got the notes I wouldn't be able to the the work.
this person clearly thought they couldn't be bothered wasting their time with me. in fairness they did help me with the first question for about 30seconds but were obviously fed up that I wasn't as clued up as they wanted me to be! (if I knew how to do the fcuking work I wouldn't be there) I just got up and left (p1ssed off)! made me think I just need a bit more 1 on 1 with a tutor that suits me. the msc is usually amazing and there are some tutors there who are excellent and I wouldnt have clawed through first semester without them. but even at that in semester one I had an occasional tutor who would help me, who was great but unfortunately isnt available anymore.

First of all, you must have all your lecture notes with you to avail of the MSC services. This is made clear to all students at the beginning of the year. It doesn't matter if you missed lectures or not. The MSC tutors are not there to do your work for you but rather to point out the appropriate knowledge you need to absorb to do the question. The lecture notes are the main source of such information.

Secondly, what has the age of the tutor got anything to do with it?

Thirdly, I'm not sure what time you were there but no tutor would just walk off and leave you because they were frustrated with you. The only reason they would talk to you for a brief period is due to other people also needing their help. Anyway, if you have issues with help or lack there of received in the MSC contact Ciaran and explain your concerns to him. Otherwise I suggest you stick with it and just get a copy of lecture notes you missed.

gigawatt · 17-02-2010 1:24am

First of all, you must have all your lecture notes with you to avail of the MSC services. This is made clear to all students at the beginning of the year. It doesn't matter if you missed lectures or not. The MSC tutors are not there to do your work for you but rather to point out the appropriate knowledge you need to absorb to do the question. The lecture notes are the main source of such information.

Red, I understand that, and this was monday afternoon. I had asked a classmate for a copy of notes and I got them today, I didn't go in expecting the work to be done for me and considering what you've said it seems I would be better off staying away from the msc altogether unless I have all my notes.

Secondly, what has the age of the tutor got anything to do with it?
not much, I just don't enjoy being chastised for missing lectures/not having notes when my reasons were valid. its like being treated like an 18 year old first year who missed lectures cause I was out on the lash.

Thirdly, I'm not sure what time you were there but no tutor would just walk off and leave you because they were frustrated with you. The only reason they would talk to you for a brief period is due to other people also needing their help. Anyway, if you have issues with help or lack there of received in the MSC contact Ciaran and explain your concerns to him. Otherwise I suggest you stick with it and just get a copy of lecture notes you missed.[/QUOTE]

]I didnt say they walked off and left me. I said I walked out[/U]. The msc was busy and the tutor was needed elsewhere. they said to me directly that if I hadnt got the notes I couldnt do the work. IMO you cant be much clearer than that and theres not much more to do really in that situation. I also said that they did try to get me started on the first question( without the notes I didnt see the point in continuing)

I dont have issues with the msc and I will continue to use their excelllent services, and im not particularly enamoured with the idea of tattling tales to the boss. tbh I was probably just having a bad day and maybe that came across in my post responding to you. just because I don't click with a tutor doesn't mean others won't. and sticking with it and getting the notes is exactly what I'm doing.
Anyway,I just posted a thread to look for a tutor not have a debate about the quality of services provided by the msc. you asked me about my attending the msc instead of getting a tutor and I told you about my experience. I seem to have offended you, thats not what I was trying to achieve, I was simply answering your query. thank you :-)

gigawatt · 17-02-2010 1:26am

hi,sorry that post was supposed to be in multiquote form,hope its reasonably readable:pac: oops!!

LeixlipRed · 17-02-2010 11:58am

You haven't offended me at all. Hope you get the help you need.

gigawatt · 17-02-2010 1:01pm

LeixlipRed wrote: »

You haven't offended me at all. Hope you get the help you need.

yeah me too!!! lol:pac::pac::pac::pac: thanks

yenyen · 28-03-2010 11:06am

Timmi wrote: »

jos28: PM sent

I adverstised above for English grinds but also have a BA and MA in Sociology. If anyone is interested in tuition or advice on essay preparation please PM for further information.

Hi Timmi,

I need help in essay writing for sociology. Please let me know of your location and availability and also your contact details. Thank you so much.

yen

college1 · 28-03-2010 9:55pm

Hi

I am a second year in Biological Sciences and could do with some help in calculus 3 and 4. Is there anyone who might be willing to give me some grinds?

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