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Rollo D.
£200 /hr
Hi, my name is Rollo and I am a first financial mathematics student at the university of leeds. My passions include boxing, football and aand financial maths
Rollo has been an incredible tutor for our son Harry. He is unbelievably knowledgeable across the full range of Sciences and Maths and has taught him in a relaxed, informative and completely relatable way. Harry has never complained about a... read more - Faye, parent from Great Missenden
£200 /hr
Rishi P.
£50 /hr
Economics, Maths and LSE/Oxbridge Admissions tutor. 2+ years of tutoring experience with strong results in helping students achieving A*'s
Was very helpful for TMUA preparation and understanding certain concepts. He always checked to make sure I understood and we tried lots of practice questions together and learnt different tricks and tips - Dor, parent from London
£50 /hr
Asha M.
£47 /hr
Hello, my name is Asha! I studied Maths, French and Economics at A-Level and I'm currently study Economics with French at university. My goal is to help you build confidence and knowledge. I’m understanding... read more
very good - Foli, parent from London
£47 /hr
Gurjeet C.
£26 /hr
Expert tuition without the waffle. Clear explanations, strong exam technique and high standards from an experienced tutor and final-year medical student.
£26 /hr
Abelneh M.
£52 /hr
Hi there! My name is Abelneh (Abel) and I am a penultimate year student at the University of Nottingham.
When my daughter started her tutoring sessions she was not achieving her full potential in business and lacked the confidence she needed. I am happy to report that after classes with Abelneh she went on to achieve a grade A in A Level business... read more - Natasha, parent from Po Box 10142
£52 /hr
Jasveen K.
£40 /hr
My name is Jasveen and I am currently a 2nd year Law with Politics student at the University of Leicester. I enjoy going for walks and reading political and economic news. I am friendly, supportive, and... read more
Jasveen has been really supportive and highly knowledgeable. . She helped to clear my daughters doubts to get high grades in her history GCSE exam. Would highly recommend her. - Soumya, parent from Rotherham
£40 /hr
Jon B.
£69 /hr
University of Glasgow graduate with a friendly & patient teaching style, and experience with students of different academic levels getting them to succeed.
Jon has been a stalewort support my Sen home school son supporting him ceasingly through his GCSE and brilliant grades. Thank you so much. - Zoe, parent from Letchworth Garden City
£69 /hr
Jake D.
£69 /hr
Doctoral student in Political Sociology at Oxford, with a BA in History and Politics from Oxford, an MSc from LSE, and more than 4 years experience tutoring.
Jake contributed to increasing my son's engagement with Economics and improving his essay methodology and exam preparedness. He also found hi. very friendly and flexible. Would recommend him in a heartbeat to others. - Nik, parent from London
£69 /hr
Tomoki G.
£26 /hr
Hello. My name is Tomoki and I am studying chemistry at University. I understand firsthand the pressures that come with preparing for important exams, and having gone through this process myself, I'm... read more
£26 /hr
Belinda S.
£79 /hr
Economics is a fascinating subject! I hope that I can help you fully engage in the subject and make it interesting!
Belinda has taught my daughter throughout sixth form, and I have seen her excel throughout this period. Whilst she had little confidence in economics at the beginning of year 12, by the end of year 13 she was much more capable and her essay-writing... read more - Gulistan, parent from London
£79 /hr
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