Art tutors that fit your schedule
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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
Willow B.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Willow, and I tutor Mathematics and Photography at A-level. I’m currently in the second year of an integrated master’s in Physics with Astrophysics at the University of Leicester. I achieved A* grades... read more
£26 /hr
Mara C.
£52 /hr
I am Mara and I'm a BA architecture graduate. I am open, understanding and I hope the students I'll tutor will gain confidence and find ease with their subject.
Dear Mara, I wanted to share how pleased I have been with your tutoring. You are patient, clear, and very encouraging, and I’ve really appreciated how confidently and positively you support learning. The progress and enthusiasm you bring to each... read more - Preeti, parent from Eastleigh
£52 /hr
Charlotte S.
£45 /hr
Leeds Arts Uni grad (A* A Level) specialising in helping Art students write about their ideas and hit top mark bands.
Charlotte is an extremely competent, professional, energetic and enthusiastic tutor. My daughter could not have got through GCSE Art or English without Charlotte’s amazing ability to draw the most incredible, insightful thoughts from her pupils... read more - Helen, parent from Redhill
£45 /hr
Isobel H.
£28 /hr
Let me help ease your exam and academic stress! Message me to book in a free lesson.
£28 /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
Maariya D.
£34 /hr
History of Art student at the University of Manchester with a passion for literature, Classics, and more
£34 /hr
Zohar O.
£34 /hr
I have recieved high marks for my GCSE and A-Level AQA Art examinations, thus I am comfortable providing a creative and supportive space to tutor art students.
Zohar taught my Daughter GCSE Art she now has a good understanding on how to reference work . Which she didn't before. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP :) - Louise, parent from Manchester
£34 /hr
Stephanie C.
£26 /hr
Hi! I’m Steph, and I’m passionate about making English exciting, accessible and a valuable skill that goes beyond passing exams.
£26 /hr
Olivia G.
£26 /hr
Friendly, enthusiastic tutor keen on helping students build confidence, improve their skills and achieve their goals in English, Psychology and Art.
£26 /hr
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