French native bilingual in English offers tutoring lessons - English tutor with Rachel

Rachel studied for a joint-honours degree in Film and Literature at the University of Warwick from 2013 to 2016. I never personally taught Rachel in seminars, but she was well known to me during her time at Warwick, because she was by any measure the outstanding student in her cohort. She took ten modules across her second and third years and achieved first-class grades in all bar one of these, with an exceptional final grade point average of 73.25%. It was no surprise to me that Rachel went on to secure a prestigious job with Framestore, one of the world's leading visual effects production companies, and it speaks volumes about her character that she gave up half a day to come back to Warwick last year to speak to our current students about job opportunities in her field.

Rachel Efassy-Bitoun would make an excellent tutor in Film Studies, Literature and French. She did Film and Literature at the University of Warwick where I am Associate Professor and graduated in 2016 with a First Class Degree. Since then, she moved to London and worked as an art department coordinator and then a VFX coordinator at Framestore for 3 years (with credits on Christopher Robin, Spiderman: Far from Home, WonderWoman 1984, The Secret Garden, BBC's Watership Down). In November she left the VFX industry to train in art direction and set decorating at Pinewood Studios, where she earned a certificate in Draughting and Art Direction at the Film Design International school.

She is highly intelligent, highly skilled and would make a super tutor children with their English and French homework. Or teach French classes to children and adults. She is originally from Paris and received a bilingual education, so her native language is French. But her English is excellent as is demonstrated by the Joint Honours First Class Degree she received from Warwick in Film AND Literature
I recommend her highly and without reservations,
José Arroyo
Associate Professor
Department of Film and Television Studies
University of Warwick