Harriet was raised in the south of France and speaks French fluently. It was because of this interest in languages that she got into tutoring herself supporting students studying for their GCSEs, A Levels and French Baccalaureate. Having been tutored herself when she was younger, Harriet is in a great position herself to know what to look for in prospective tutors and the dos and don’ts for success.

Jeannette is an Oxford graduate having studied French and German. She has taught in Africa, Asia and the West Indies, as well as tutoring privately in schools for a number of years. All of these experiences have helped inform how she matches tutors up with students; it is important to find a pairing that brings out the best in both parties, with a tutor who’s technique works for the student.

A graphic designer and animator by trade, Lucy runs a small independent games studio called The Dangerous Kitchen; working on their one-buttoned first game, De Mambo. Her professional career to date, excluding a plethora of freelance ventures, has been spent at digital advertising companies such as Vungle and Super Awesome. In her spare time, Lucy is an artist of a variety of mediums; pen and ink, nails and textiles, and is teaching herself Japanese and Korean. For fun.