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Kristina A.
£34 /hr
Hi! I'm Kristina, an undergraduate Architecture student at the University of Bath, with a genuine passion for helping others and a strong interest in Maths and Spanish. Having sat these exams myself not long... read more
Patient, professional and helpful. Thank you for your help. All the best with your future endeavours. Jay, Jess & Holly - Jason, parent from Waltham Cross
£34 /hr
JUNO B.
£26 /hr
Hi My name is Juno, I study Fashion Design, and accredit my love for the subject to my time studying art in school and sixth form.
Thank you for a great lesson! I like the way you teach - Ian, parent from Seeheim-Jugenheim
£26 /hr
safia O.
£26 /hr
An aspiring Politics and Law student, hoping to help students find a passion for writing through engaging and interactive lessons, with the aim of achieving top grades!
£26 /hr
Izzy W.
£28 /hr
Hi, I'm Izzy and I'm studying Creative Writing at Bath Spa University. I love English and Art and can't wait to pass that on to my students!
Izzy has been amazing with building my sons confidence and making him ready for his gcse. After every lesson my son has felt more and more positive about is exams coming up and I cant thank her enough for this as he was really struggling with his... read more - Tiffany, parent from Nottingham
£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
Joss E.
£38 /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
£38 /hr
Carla R.
£40 /hr
Architecture portfolio guidance on layout, graphics, text and flow, plus interview practice to help you present your ideas, process and work with confidence.
£40 /hr
Izzy B.
£26 /hr
I would love to help students grow in confidence and provide an anxious-free space to learn. I want to be that someone who can make a difference learning :)
£26 /hr
Maisie V.
£28 /hr
Art tutor with an A* in A-Level Art, passionate about helping students explore their creativity, develop their skills and gain confidence in their work.
£28 /hr
Ruby B.
£34 /hr
Education student at the University of Cambridge, passionate about English and the humanities, and teaching for everybody's unique brain!
£34 /hr
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