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Madesh S.
£52 /hr
I'm currently a second-year Maths and Economics student at LSE. I'm a confident maths student, having undertaken it at GCSE and A level before taking it on at University. With such a long time spent learning... read more
Madesh is an amazing tutor. He taught my daughter Economics and Maths. Thanks to his excellent teaching, dedication and consistent guidance, she achieved an A in both subjects. He was extremely disciplined, punctual and professional throughout... read more - Chitra, parent from Aylesbury
£52 /hr
Nathan W.
£36 /hr
A* A* A at A-Level; BA Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick
Excellent tutor thanks for your help. - Laura, parent from Caldicot
£36 /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
Victor U.
£69 /hr
Send me a message to arrange a free one hour lesson! Warwick PPE graduate and experienced Economics tutor for all exam boards. A* A Level Econ and 11A*s GCSE
Helped with A-level Economics and delivered thorough lessons. Able to mark exam papers and questions and came up with own exam questions after all past papers were exhausted. Would highly recommend. - Nikki, parent from Eastleigh
£69 /hr
Jack H.
£75 /hr
I have just Graduated from the University of Oxford in Philosopht, Politics and Economics and absolute passion for economics.
Jack is an excellent tutor. He has really helped our son for his economics and politics A levels. Our son managed to get AA in June when he was predicted back in December BB. Jack is very thorough, professional, well prepared and he gave excellent... read more - Aurelie, parent from Ilkley
£75 /hr
Teddy H.
£26 /hr
Hi! I am an Economics and Finance student at the University of Bristol, specialising in tutoring Maths. In my degree, mathematics isn't just about formulas; it is the ultimate toolkit for problem-solving. I... read more
£26 /hr
Darshan P.
£26 /hr
Patient, encouraging tutor studying Accounting & Finance at Bayes Business School, helping students gain confidence and achieve their goals.
£26 /hr
Pavel S.
£26 /hr
Hi there, I am an economics graduate and now a masters student. I used this platform during sixth form so I understand what it is like being on the other side.
£26 /hr
Sadat A.
£63 /hr
Warwick Economics & GSD graduate helping GCSE & A-Level students master their subject, improve exam technique, and achieve top grades.
Sadat is an amazing tutor. I came to him at the end of year 12, when I was getting U's in A-Level Economics. His structured and well tailored lessons helped me understand the content of the course and develop the exam technique I lacked. On top of... read more - Taranveer, student
£63 /hr
Jaymiel S.
£35 /hr
I’m an approachable and enthusiastic tutor who enjoys helping pupils build confidence and make genuine progress. I tutor Maths (KS2, KS3, GCSE, SEND Primary and SEND Secondary), Economics (GCSE and SEND... read more
£35 /hr
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