A-Level art tutors that fit your schedule
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Alexandra P.
£52 /hr
Currently studying at UCL, looking to inspire students and help them fulfil their very potential.
I cannot speak highly enough of Alexandra - she has transformed my understanding of the subject, and her teaching has extended beyond the a-level curriculum and helped me with my other subjects too, such as art and English. she really manages to... read more - Clara, student
£52 /hr
Salena K.
£30 /hr
University of Birmingham undergraduate with a strong passion for English Literature and Language! Hey! My name is Salena and I’m a friendly, approachable English tutor who loves supporting pupils as they build... read more
Amazing person, really had a great time with her whilst also getting work done. Helped me achieve the grades i needed! 5/5 stars! - Fred, student
£30 /hr
Sadra O.
£26 /hr
Tutoring Maths and Art, helping students improve their confidence and scores with tailored sessions to each pupil.
£26 /hr
Olivia F.
£26 /hr
Friendly History university student offering tutoring in History, Art and Biology. GCSE and A-Level students welcome! OCR Exam board for Biology and History.
£26 /hr
Sharan R.
£52 /hr
Psychology graduate and History, English, 11+ and Maths Tutor with over 3 years experience across GCSE and A-level
Sharan has been amazing, clear, supportive, and great at explaining complex ideas. I feel much more confident going into the exam thanks to his help. - Poppy, student
£52 /hr
Pranita A.
£37 /hr
Hi, my name is Pranita, I'm an experienced tutor looking to help students achieve their maximum potential!
Pranita is really helpful with my daughter's preparation for medical school interviews. Thanks very much. - Denny, parent from Sha Tin District
£37 /hr
Emily G.
£40 /hr
Hi! My name is Emily and I tutor English Language and Literature, as well as Religious Education and Philosophy and Ethics, feel free to send a message!
My home-educated daughter worked with Emily in the lead-up to her GCSE RE exams (Philosophy and Ethics). She went into the exams confident of a pass and has come away with an amazing 8. From day one, Emily was fantastic at supporting my daughter and... read more - Jess, parent from High Peak
£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
Ayah K.
£30 /hr
I tutor GCSE and Alevel English.
£30 /hr
Carla R.
£40 /hr
I'm Carla! A recent Cambridge Architecture graduate tutoring GCSE Maths and Geography, plus EPQs, personal statements and Architecture portfolios.
£40 /hr
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