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Tutor - Mobolaji O

Mobolaji O.

£40 /hr

Loughborough University
131 lessons

I tutor Economics at A-level, but also able to teach the subject at GCSE. Having received an A grade at A-level, I am capable of tutoring to a high standard.

£40 /hr

131 lessons
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Tutor - Muhammad A

Muhammad A.

New tutor

£40 /hr

Imperial College London
1 lessons

I am an undergraduate Electrical and Electronic Engineering student at Imperial College London. I achieved A*s in Maths and Physics, As in Further Maths, Economics and EPQ at A-level, as well as all 9s and one... read more

£40 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Oliver S

Oliver S.

Super tutor

£74 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(123)
1007 lessons
Responds quickly

Senior professional economist & expert, MSc and 1st class Economics BSc, Level 7 Apprenticeship

My daughter was struggling with her maths for economics at university - Oliver has patiently taken her through the course and she now understands it and is much more confident ahead of her exams. My daughters comment - “Oliver is really... read more - Suzannah, parent from Ware

5 / 5(123)

£74 /hr

1007 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Bill C

Bill C.

Super tutor

£76 /hr

The Queen's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(297)
2815 lessons

I have taught for hundreds of hours on A Level Economics, so I know the exam boards' requirements like the back of my hand!

Bill was excellent in supporting my daughter with her Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics preparation for A-levels. He helped her improve her exam technique and essay structure, which were areas she had not mastered before. and she didn't know... read more - Ecaterina, parent from Milton Keynes

5 / 5(297)

£76 /hr

2815 lessons
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Tutor - Yaameen Y

Yaameen Y.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(46)
886 lessons

Everyone dreads exams and without my tutor I would have been lost. Thankfully I had the right support, and I wish to support others to help them do their best!

I could not be more grateful for the impact Yaameen has had on my son who is studying for GCSE Economics. He explains complex concepts with patience, clarity and real world examples. My son’s confidence and results have improved significantly, and... read more - Philippa, parent from Dubai

5 / 5(46)

£52 /hr

886 lessons
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Tutor - aavani D

aavani D.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Nottingham
3 lessons

Hi! I'm Aavani, I am a second year Economics student at the University of Nottingham with a strong academic background in Maths, having achieved a Grade 8 at GSCE and an A in A-level Maths, alongside doing... read more

£28 /hr

3 lessons
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Tutor - Fatoumata Y

Fatoumata Y.

Super tutor

£44 /hr

University of Birmingham
4.9 / 5(120)
1284 lessons

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

4.9 / 5(120)

£44 /hr

1284 lessons
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Tutor - Cody G

Cody G.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Leeds

I'm Cody, and I have a huge passion for economics within politics, particularly surrounding inequality. I am currently a university student at Leeds studying BA Politics and want to share my knowledge with... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Rollo D

Rollo D.

Super tutor

£200 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(122)
812 lessons

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

5 / 5(122)

£200 /hr

812 lessons
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Tutor - Loraine B

Loraine B.

Super tutor

£70 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(131)
2174 lessons

LSE graduate, passionate about boosting confidence! Fun and productive sessions to achieve goals

I have gone through other economics tutors before Loraine but I am so thankful to end up with Loraine. She is a very flexible tutor and was able to support me in different timings such as exam periods. She is able to explain concepts in A-Level... read more - Joanna, parent from New Territories

5 / 5(131)

£70 /hr

2174 lessons
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