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Tutor - Arina G

Arina G.

£52 /hr

Lancaster University
4.4 / 5(9)
1934 lessons

Always putting the putting the student first.

Very kind and patient - John, parent from Shipley

4.4 / 5(9)

£52 /hr

1934 lessons
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Tutor - Kateryna K

Kateryna K.

New tutor

£28 /hr

Durham University
2 lessons
Responds quickly

I believe that maths becomes much easier when you have someone who makes you feel comfortable asking questions. I’m a patient, approachable and enthusiastic tutor who enjoys helping pupils build both their... read more

£28 /hr

2 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Matilda A

Matilda A.

£34 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(26)
104 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

104 lessons
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Tutor - Tabitha O

Tabitha O.

£40 /hr

Coventry University
5 / 5(1)
179 lessons

Hi! I'm Tabitha, an architecture student and an English tutor that works with a creative approach to develop retention, confidence and passion in each subject!

5 / 5(1)

£40 /hr

179 lessons
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Tutor - Isobel H

Isobel H.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Portsmouth

Let me help ease your exam and academic stress! Message me to book in a free lesson.

£28 /hr

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Tutor - Kristina A

Kristina A.

£34 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(1)
26 lessons

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

5 / 5(1)

£34 /hr

26 lessons
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Tutor - Eshal M

Eshal M.

£30 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(5)
242 lessons
Responds quickly

BSc Economics graduate at the University of Leeds, with innovative and clear methods to explain hard concepts to students.

Super good teacher. Really nice and friendly and explains super well. Any doubts I have I can comfortably ask her - Philippa, student

5 / 5(5)

£30 /hr

242 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Janelle E

Janelle E.

£34 /hr

City St George's, University of London
5 / 5(23)
235 lessons

I'm passionate about Science, so I can learn the most I can about the human body & I also love languages - the complexity of communication is beautiful to me!

We are only on week three of tutoring with Janelle but already my son has learnt so much. Today he finished his lesson and told me he feels his German is so much better. Janelle prepares for the lesson, whilst taking into account my son’s areas of... read more - Deb, parent from Whitstable

5 / 5(23)

£34 /hr

235 lessons
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Tutor - Sasha E

Sasha E.

£26 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(3)
120 lessons

Annotations, content and analysis can be hard ! however, art is for everyone and with more help anyone can achieve academic success with it.

My daughter has really benefited from her sessions with Sasha. She is patient, encouraging, and explains topics in a way that makes them easy to understand. Sasha tailors each lesson to her needs and keep her engaged throughout. We’ve noticed a... read more - Roberta, parent from London

5 / 5(3)

£26 /hr

120 lessons
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Tutor - Joss E

Joss E.

£36 /hr

University of Oxford
5 / 5(19)
192 lessons

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

5 / 5(19)

£36 /hr

192 lessons
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