A-Level art tutors that fit your schedule
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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
Hoi Yan F.
£26 /hr
Cancer research placement student at Exeter, passionate about making complex science simple and supporting students with patience and confidence.
£26 /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
Spencer H.
£26 /hr
Hi! My name is Spencer. I have a background in Art, Philosophy and Theology, with an A Level in Art and an MA in Theology. I particularly enjoy Art because it combines creativity with research, observation and... read more
£26 /hr
Hannah B.
£50 /hr
Helping you to ace your subject through building confidence, applying knowledge and sparking passion.
£50 /hr
Diba A.
£26 /hr
Supportive and patient tutor who loves making learning enjoyable and stress-free. I adapt my approach to suit each student’s learning style, breaking down tricky ideas into clear, simple steps. My goal is to... read more
£26 /hr
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
Pranita A.
£38 /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
£38 /hr
Shrida S.
£26 /hr
Hello! I am a Civil Engineering (MEng Hons) student at the University of Edinburgh, passionate about helping pupils master KS2, GCSE, A-Level, and Scottish Higher Mathematics and Physics. I have been through... read more
£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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