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Tutor - Amandeep A

Amandeep A.

£52 /hr

King's College London
4.8 / 5(25)
263 lessons

Friendly and Organised KCL student, ready to adapt teaching methods to individual students.

so helpful. defo recommend. - Iqra, parent from Henley-on-Thames

4.8 / 5(25)

£52 /hr

263 lessons
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Tutor - Iman S

Iman S.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(99)
797 lessons

I have studied Economics at Alevels and also obtained a First class honours in Bachelors of Science in Economics with a study abroad.

Imy is incredible. I'm a second year university student studying economics and needed some extra support in my macroeconomics module, specifically the formulas and models. I contacted Imy for help, she was responsive and setting up the lessons with... read more - James, parent from Bexleyheath

4.9 / 5(99)

£40 /hr

797 lessons
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Tutor - Ethan J

Ethan J.

£30 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(5)
276 lessons

I tutor Mathematics and Economics at GCSE and A-level. I achieved an A* in Maths at A level, alongside 2 As in Economics and Business Studies. I recently graduated in Economics from the University of Bath. I'm... read more

Highly recommend Fantastic work with Patrick Economics and Maths - Mark, parent from Ferndown

5 / 5(5)

£30 /hr

276 lessons
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Tutor - Jack L

Jack L.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

University of Southampton
5 / 5(316)
4070 lessons

Experienced Psychology and Mathematics tutor (3,500+ lessons, 300+ 5★ reviews) with many years classroom Maths teaching, focused on exam success and confidence

I had Jack as a tutor throughout the 2 years of my psychology A-level, and he massively helped me improve my essay writing each week by giving me feedback to access the top marks in exam questions. Jack is also very organised and committed to... read more - Amelie, student

5 / 5(316)

£79 /hr

4070 lessons
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Tutor - Jon B

Jon B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£69 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(267)
2953 lessons

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

5 / 5(267)

£69 /hr

2953 lessons
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Tutor - Keira L

Keira L.

New tutor

£27 /hr

University of Exeter
6 lessons
Responds quickly

I am a 3rd year undergraduate Psychology student at a Russell Group University. I have experience with AQA. I'm bubbly& tailor sessions to meet specific needs.

£27 /hr

6 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Elliott C

Elliott C.

£36 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(3)
66 lessons

Newcastle University student - Finance and Accounting (BSc) I am a student passionate about the study of both Economic and Politics. I hope to help others achieve top grades through enjoyable and engaging... read more

Elliot is very personable and friendly tutor. He is keen to help and will put you at ease with his knowledge of the subject. - Angel, parent from Taunton

5 / 5(3)

£36 /hr

66 lessons
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Tutor - Gurjeet C

Gurjeet C.

£26 /hr

University of Birmingham
17 lessons

Expert tuition without the waffle. Clear explanations, strong exam technique and high standards from an experienced tutor and final-year medical student.

£26 /hr

17 lessons
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Tutor - Somtochukwu A

Somtochukwu A.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(2)
7 lessons

I’m a friendly, patient and approachable person who enjoys helping others learn and develop new skills.

5 / 5(2)

£26 /hr

7 lessons
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Tutor - Jasveen K

Jasveen K.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(77)
1458 lessons

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

4.9 / 5(77)

£40 /hr

1458 lessons
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