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Evie B.
£34 /hr
Whilst I have specialised to English literature for my degree, I have experience in essay writing for History as well due to taking it for A level.
Evie is absolutely excellent English tutor! She is patient, encouraging and incredibly knowledgeable, making lessons both engaging and enjoyable. She explains concepts clearly, adapts her teaching to suit individual needs, and makes learning feel... read more - Faye, parent from London
£34 /hr
Emily D.
£26 /hr
Hello, I am a third-year undergraduate at the University of Bristol, currently exploring where my psychology degree can take me. Psychology gives me a good understanding of the cognitive process of learning... read more
£26 /hr
Dominika W.
£38 /hr
An A* A-Level Art student who has continued studying art and tutoring art independently.
Really lovely meeting Dominika, she made me feel like I was doing better and let me know what strengths I had rather than just telling me what was wrong, which made me more confident in English lit a level and overall got me from D’s in mocks to a B... read more - Łucja, parent from Waltham Abbey
£38 /hr
Bella W.
£30 /hr
I am a friendly and welcoming face for students who aims to create enjoyable and interactive lessons to help students achieve their best.
£30 /hr
Talia N.
£40 /hr
I love all forms of art. I've curated portfolios from scholarship to career level and like to think I have mastered the technique in getting those top marks!
She's the perfect tutor! !! - Oksana, parent from Gerrards Cross
£40 /hr
Chanelle W.
£26 /hr
BA Ancient History and English Student at the University of Leeds, with key experience across the AQA exam board.
£26 /hr
Angelika E.
£26 /hr
My name is Angelika, and I have around five years of tutoring experience supporting students of different ages and abilities. What makes me stand out is my genuine passion for helping others grow in confidence... read more
Really helpful and can explain topics clearly with giving examples to diagrams etc. - Ayshika, parent from Slough
£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
Ayah K.
£30 /hr
I tutor GCSE and Alevel English.
£30 /hr
Caitlin S.
£26 /hr
Tutor specialising in History OCR A Level and GCSE and English Literature (AQA A Level and GCSE) as well as Oxbridge admissions tutoring
£26 /hr
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