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Grace S.

Merton College, Oxford - MScR Postcolonial Literature (Masters)

The two things I love most are literature and learning. I hold two degrees in English Literature and Language from Oxford and have been tutoring since 2019.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

11 reviews

52 lessons

Grace S.

Merton College, Oxford - MScR Postcolonial Literature (Masters)

The two things I love most are literature and learning. I hold two degrees in English Literature and Language from Oxford and have been tutoring since 2019.

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Selina S.

Jesus College, Oxford - MSt in English (650-1550) (Masters)

I loved every moment of studying English, and graduated from Oxford University with a first. I can’t wait to share this enthusiasm with you!

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

3 reviews

98 lessons

Selina S.

Jesus College, Oxford - MSt in English (650-1550) (Masters)

I loved every moment of studying English, and graduated from Oxford University with a first. I can’t wait to share this enthusiasm with you!

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Megan C.

Super tutor

Durham - Medical Humanities (Masters)

Lover of all things literary! Aiming to instill the love of learning into everybody I tutor!

£37-£39

/hr

Star 5 / 5

165 reviews

1158 lessons

Megan C.

Super tutor

Durham - Medical Humanities (Masters)

Lover of all things literary! Aiming to instill the love of learning into everybody I tutor!

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Elizabeth B.

Brasenose College, Oxford - English and Modern Languages (French) (Bachelors)

I am Elizabeth, currently reading English and French at University. What I love most about my degree is exploring the interplay between language, culture and politics. Literature and poetry provide a wealth of information surrounding so many cultu...

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

2 reviews

41 lessons

Elizabeth B.

Brasenose College, Oxford - English and Modern Languages (French) (Bachelors)

I am Elizabeth, currently reading English and French at University. What I love most about my degree is exploring the interplay between language, culture and politics. Literature and poetry provide a wealth of information surrounding so many cultu...

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Emily Sheila C.

Exeter - MPhil History (Masters)

I'm all about student-tailored, SEN-friendly sessions and having lots of fun along the way!

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

25 reviews

437 lessons

Emily Sheila C.

Exeter - MPhil History (Masters)

I'm all about student-tailored, SEN-friendly sessions and having lots of fun along the way!

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Bethan E.

Super tutor

Cambridge - English (Bachelors)

I aim to provide students with a thoughtful and enthusiastic approach, and to encourage them to feel more confident and refine their exam techniques.

£37-£39

/hr

Star 5 / 5

115 reviews

1121 lessons

Bethan E.

Super tutor

Cambridge - English (Bachelors)

I aim to provide students with a thoughtful and enthusiastic approach, and to encourage them to feel more confident and refine their exam techniques.

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