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Tutor - Jasveen K

Jasveen K.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(75)
1417 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(75)

£40 /hr

1417 lessons
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Tutor - Harriet L

Harriet L.

New tutor

£26 /hr

King's College London

Hello! I’m a passionate Computer Scientist with two years of experience tutoring Maths, Computer Science, Physics, and other subjects, particularly at GCSE and A-level. I enjoy Computer Science because it is... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Ibrahim K

Ibrahim K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Loughborough University

Dedicated tutor focused on helping students understand difficult topics, build confidence and make steady progress through personalised, supportive lessons.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Suhani D

Suhani D.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(25)
593 lessons

Hi, I'm Suhani! I am currently a law student at the University of Warwick and I studied Economics, Maths and History at A-Levels and went on to achieve A*AB.

Hi we have had great support and guidance from Suhani. I feel this has really helped my son in knowledge but importantly confidence. She is professional and approachable overall a good experience. - Tracy, parent from Sheffield

5 / 5(25)

£50 /hr

593 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel A

Daniel A.

£34 /hr

Aston University
5 / 5(1)
122 lessons

Hi, my name is Daniel and I’m currently studying medicine at university. I’ve always been passionate about science and helping others understand complex ideas i

Daniel was an excellent GCSE tutor for my daughter. What really stood out was his ability to come down to her level and explain things in a way that made sense to her, without ever making her feel overwhelmed. His teaching style was fantastic —... read more - Asha, parent from Bradford

5 / 5(1)

£34 /hr

122 lessons
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Tutor - Tyson K

Tyson K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Leeds

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

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Tutor - Clara G

Clara G.

£40 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(2)
49 lessons

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

5 / 5(2)

£40 /hr

49 lessons
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Tutor - Melvin K

Melvin K.

Super tutor

£85 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(61)
578 lessons

LSE BSc Economics graduate, with A*A*A* at A-level, and more than 3000 hours taught

Without a doubt the best tutor on the website. His approach is very engaging and patient, his knowledge of economics is unbelievable as well as his ability to articulate where to specifically improve based on your own individual performance... read more - Mack, student

5 / 5(61)

£85 /hr

578 lessons
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Tutor - Arian S

Arian S.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(27)
546 lessons

First-Class Economics graduate with 500+ lessons taught. I make Economics simple, build exam confidence and help students turn knowledge into marks.

I cannot recommend Arian highly enough. His dedication, professionalism, and ability to explain economic concepts in a way that is easy to understand has made a tremendous difference to my son’s confidence and academic performance in preparation for... read more - Anna, parent from Caversham

5 / 5(27)

£50 /hr

546 lessons
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Tutor - Shreeja M

Shreeja M.

£40 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(7)
143 lessons
Responds quickly

Helping students understand economic theory, apply it confidently, and develop the analytical skills needed for GCSE and A-level success.

Shreeja is very good at breaking down difficult to understand concpets with clear explanation in econmics also allowing for a safe environment to ask questions. She also ensures that we go through practice questions while giving amazing feedback... read more - Shibi, parent from Hemel Hempstead

5 / 5(7)

£40 /hr

143 lessons
Responds quickly
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