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Maths Grinds?

JenniFurr · 2009-04-08 19:24:58

I'm thinking of teaching maths grinds to get me through college next year in Dublin. Just wondering if anybody who's going to grinds can tell me how much they're paying for them and if they find their particular teacher good/bad/adequate?

08-04-2009 7:24pm

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JenniFurr

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I'm thinking of teaching maths grinds to get me through college next year in Dublin. Just wondering if anybody who's going to grinds can tell me how much they're paying for them and if they find their particular teacher good/bad/adequate?

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#2 08-04-2009 8:04pm

li@mo

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If your only starting out, I would think that €25 per hour would be the going rate.

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#3 08-04-2009 8:34pm

zonEEE

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yep 20-25 euro an hour.

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#4 08-04-2009 8:44pm

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It depends on qualifications...

I'd go for...

Post LC student/In college €15-20

Has a degree in the subject €25-30

Teacher €30+

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