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Tutor - Salena K

Salena K.

£30 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(1)
76 lessons

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

5 / 5(1)

£30 /hr

76 lessons
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Tutor - Maisie V

Maisie V.

New tutor

£28 /hr

King's College London

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

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Tutor - Matilda A

Matilda A.

£34 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(26)
100 lessons

Maths & Art tutor up to GCSE and Master’s Architecture student. I help students understand concepts, boost confidence, and make learning enjoyable.

Matilda is an excellent tutor. After such a short period of time, my sons school are seeing a progress in his maths work and it's great to see. Matilda is patient, kind and always prepared! I highly recommend! - Kanika, parent from Bristol

5 / 5(26)

£34 /hr

100 lessons
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Tutor - Trinity B

Trinity B.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of East Anglia

I have recently graduated University where I studied sociology, which I chose to do after having studied it from GCSE to A-level. After roughly 7 years of learning Sociology I would say I now know an annoying... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Annabelle T

Annabelle T.

Super tutor

£75 /hr

St Hugh's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(316)
4417 lessons

A friendly Oxford Uni graduate now GP ST2 Doctor, passionate about working with students to achieve their potential, in focused yet creative sessions

Annabelle has been very useful during GCSEs helping me get subject grades i never thought i would get. she always pushed me and gave me helpful suggestions in my revision as well as resources i still will be using throughout me A levels! - Louise, parent from Berwick upon Tweed

5 / 5(316)

£75 /hr

4417 lessons
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Tutor - Olivia F

Olivia F.

£26 /hr

University of Exeter
99 lessons

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

99 lessons
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Tutor - Ivy C

Ivy C.

£26 /hr

Arts University Bournemouth
5 / 5(7)
167 lessons

A university student hoping to instill a passion for learning into younger students.

Ivy was extremely helpful, I learned a lot from her and liked her style of teaching. She set me extra work do to outside of the tutor sessions, which was very beneficial. Thank you. - Amy, parent from London

5 / 5(7)

£26 /hr

167 lessons
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Tutor - Mara C

Mara C.

£52 /hr

Manchester Metropolitan University
5 / 5(29)
343 lessons

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

5 / 5(29)

£52 /hr

343 lessons
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Tutor - Alexandra P

Alexandra P.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(121)
1180 lessons

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

5 / 5(121)

£52 /hr

1180 lessons
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Tutor - Caitlin S

Caitlin S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

All Souls College, University of Oxford

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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