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Annie L.
£90 /hr
Experienced, creative, and friendly art student wanting to share my knowledge and passion for art, helping you to get where you want creatively!
Annie was a great Tutor for our son and I think a key part of him attaining top marks at GCSE Art. He really enjoyed working with her and she provided inspiration as well as practical advice on how to improve. Would recommend 100%. - Ben, parent from London
£90 /hr
Ayah K.
£30 /hr
I tutor GCSE and Alevel English.
£30 /hr
Bryony R.
£35 /hr
Hi I’m Bryony. I’m a recent Maths graduate. Other than maths I’m in the art society at uni and love reading and when I have spare time.
Really helpful lessons going through A-Level maths topics. - Sophia, student
£35 /hr
Maddy S.
£30 /hr
Although I study Microbiology at University, I have always loved history. I love it so much that I even joined the History society at Uni!
£30 /hr
Katie T.
£30 /hr
I'm a friendly and encouraging tutor who will help my students build their confidence and achieve their goals in a supportive environment.
£30 /hr
Mary W.
£26 /hr
I’m a first-year student at the University of Edinburgh studying History of Art, with a strong academic background in Geography, History of Art, Fine Art, EPQ, and Core Maths at A Level. Having been tutored... read more
Excellent tutor. Really engaged my Son for his gcse Geography. In a short space of time we noticed an improvement in knowledge and confidence. Thankyou - Moira, parent from Twickenham
£26 /hr
Joss E.
£36 /hr
A friendly and enthusiastic English literature student at Oxford, who will put in the work to boost your child's confidence, grades and exam technique!
Joss is a friendly and approachable tutor with a positive attitude that creates a supportive learning environment. Their knowledge of both English Literature and Language A level is outstanding and concepts are explained clearly. They have been a... read more - Victoria, parent from Eye
£36 /hr
Sasha E.
£26 /hr
Annotations, content and analysis can be hard ! however, art is for everyone and with more help anyone can achieve academic success with it.
My daughter has really benefited from her sessions with Sasha. She is patient, encouraging, and explains topics in a way that makes them easy to understand. Sasha tailors each lesson to her needs and keep her engaged throughout. We’ve noticed a... read more - Roberta, parent from London
£26 /hr
Alexandra B.
£26 /hr
I achieved a grade 9 at GCSE and an A* at A Level as well as the trophy for best sketchbook in my school at A Level
£26 /hr
Luisa M.
£39 /hr
Hi! I'm Luisa, a Biology student at the University of Bristol. Patient and supportive, I help students build confidence through clear explanations.
£39 /hr
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