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Susannah R.
£45 /hr
From GCSE to university, I help you understand micro and macro economics, linking theory to real-world issues and today’s economy.
Susannah has been incredibly helpful, supportive, and has enabled me to excel in both English Literature and Politics A Levels. Her lessons have always been engaging and informative, providing me with clear explanations alongside extensive... read more - George, student
£45 /hr
Daniyal R.
£30 /hr
Ready to jumpstart your Economics journey? 📈 With plenty of knowledge to supply, I’ll fuel your demand to learn, boost productivity and build confidence!
£30 /hr
Varshan S.
£26 /hr
• About me: Hi, I’m Varshan, a second-year Economics and Management student at the University of Warwick. I achieved an A* in A-level Economics as well as an A in maths and an A in further maths at A-level... read more
£26 /hr
Lea M.
£26 /hr
£26 /hr
Tyson K.
£26 /hr
I am a third-year sports and exercise scientist at the University of Leeds. I know how stressful exams can be, and I'm confident I can improve your confidence!
£26 /hr
Charlotte C.
£26 /hr
I want to help increase the students understanding of the subject whilst targeting weaker areas and focusing on tailoring the sessions to the students needs
£26 /hr
Jathusan B.
£48 /hr
An economics graduate with over a decade in martial arts, I’m passionate about helping students grow, build confidence, and achieve their academic goals.
Great tutor - Jagrup, parent from Hornchurch
£48 /hr
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
Aranpreet P.
£30 /hr
Hi, I'm Aran! I'm an Economics graduate from the University of Warwick (2:1), with an A* in Maths and As in Economics and Chemistry at A Level, plus 9 A*s at GCSE, including Maths and English. I've also spent... read more
£30 /hr
Krishi S.
£80 /hr
First-class BSc Economics Graduate from the University of Warwick with 4 years tutoring experience.
very helpful talking me through written questions - Kathryn, parent from Leamington Spa
£80 /hr
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