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Fatoumata Y.
£44 /hr
Hi everyone, my name is Fatoumata, a maths tutor here at my tutor and I am here to help with your child’s needs
Amazing tutor and really helpful. - Hassan, parent from London
£44 /hr
Umaymah A.
£26 /hr
I adapt lessons to the learning style of the student. I enjoy helping out wherever I can, and making the most of every situation.
Umaymah has been an amazing tutor! I highly recommend her! Throughout my short time within year 13 where I was struggling and working around a D in Economics, not understanding where to get marks and misunderstanding topics, Umaymah has been able... read more - Wilson, student
£26 /hr
Silvia R.
£35 /hr
I enjoy exploring how economies work and helping students master economic concepts, apply real-world examples and develop strong exam technique.
Sylvia is organized, professional and takes her role seriously. Before the first lesson, she took time to understand Simona's strengths, weaknesses, and course, and the lesson itself was well structured and focused on exam technique, especially how... read more - Pencho, parent from London
£35 /hr
Clara G.
£40 /hr
Hi, I’m Clara! I’m a patient, organised, and enthusiastic tutor who genuinely loves helping students grow in confidence and discover what they’re capable of. I know that every learner is different, so I take... read more
£40 /hr
Lamis B.
£26 /hr
Hi! I’m a first-year university student at the University of Warwick, and I’m passionate about helping young people build confidence in their learning. I’ve always loved Maths, but what really made me... read more
£26 /hr
Amandeep A.
£52 /hr
Friendly and Organised KCL student, ready to adapt teaching methods to individual students.
so helpful. defo recommend. - Iqra, parent from Henley-on-Thames
£52 /hr
Teddy M.
£28 /hr
I’m a friendly and relatable tutor who focuses on helping students actually understand economics, not just memorise it. What sets me apart is that I break down complex topics into simple, clear steps and... read more
I can’t recommend Teddy highly enough! He has been an amazing Economics tutor for my son. From the first lesson, Teddy made Economics much easier to understand. He has a real talent for breaking down difficult topics into simple explanations, and... read more - Asma, parent from Birmingham
£28 /hr
Paddy S.
£26 /hr
Hello, my name is Paddy and I am currently studying my bachelors degree in mathematics at the University of Leeds. My love for the subject has grown as I have progressed through my studies and want to pass on... read more
£26 /hr
Arjun J.
£45 /hr
I'm Arjun, a Mechanical Engineering student at Imperial College London, one of the world's leading universities for science and engineering. I've just finished my first year and am heading into my second... read more
£45 /hr
Maya A.
£40 /hr
Hi! My name is Maya and I'm currently an undergraduate student studying Education, Culture and Society. I enjoy studying social sciences, like economics, psychology and languages, as they help me to develop my... read more
£40 /hr
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