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Shreeja M.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Damian L.
£40 /hr
Patient tutor with emphasis on rigor, what is fascinating about a subject, and helping the student go beyond the material.
Damian has been a superb tutor for me throughout my journey in philosophy and history. He has always given in depth advice to grow and develop my skills and confidence in these subjects for my exams and is extremely knowledgeable in providing facts... read more - Tom, student
£40 /hr
Krishi S.
£67 /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
£67 /hr
Zaima F.
£50 /hr
Hello, my name is Zaima. I am currently a 1st year medical student. I want to be a tutor because I’ve experienced being tutored myself, so I understand how helpful it can be to have someone there to support... read more
Zaima was engaging with her lesson plan and helped me understand Microeconomics more - Farima, parent from London, England, United Kingdom
£50 /hr
Daniel A.
£34 /hr
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
£34 /hr
George H.
£26 /hr
Friendly and approachable Business & Economics tutor, focused on building confidence, understanding key concepts and improving exam technique.
£26 /hr
Sam E.
£30 /hr
I am a fully qualified teacher studying for my masters degree in economics with over a year of tutoring experience.
Sam has been amazing with my son covering A-level economics. He easily pushed him up a grade or may be two! Massive thanks and can't recommend him enough! - Richard, parent from Harpenden
£30 /hr
Harriet L.
£26 /hr
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
Mobolaji O.
£40 /hr
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
Samuel P.
£37 /hr
Economics student with a particular interest in development and emerging markets. I play rugby and go to the gym but spend most of the time in the sauna.
£37 /hr
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