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Tutor - Kai J

Kai J.

£40 /hr

SOAS University of London
5 / 5(9)
89 lessons

Hi, i'm Kai! I'm a PPE student at a London University, with a special interest in neurodivergent learning, looking to help students succeed in a subject i love!

Kai is an absolutely amazing tutor with a flexible and open minded teaching style which makes learning feel comfortable. He’s great at adapting to any needs I have and has always encouraged me to never doubt my abilities which has pushed me greater... read more - Marcellues, parent from Colchester

5 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

89 lessons
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Tutor - Sahdev R

Sahdev R.

New tutor

£35 /hr

University of Warwick
Responds quickly

From inflation to supply and demand, I turn tricky economics into everyday examples that stick, so students learn faster and feel confident.

£35 /hr

Responds quickly
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Tutor - aavani D

aavani D.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Nottingham
2 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

2 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 - Jaymiel S

Jaymiel S.

New tutor

£35 /hr

University of Warwick

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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Tutor - Arjun J

Arjun J.

£45 /hr

Imperial College London
17 lessons

I'm Arjun, a Mechanical Engineering student at Imperial College London, one of the world's leading universities for science and engineering. I've just finished my first year and am heading into my second... read more

£45 /hr

17 lessons
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Tutor - Bill C

Bill C.

Super tutor

£68 /hr

The Queen's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(297)
2810 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)

£68 /hr

2810 lessons
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Tutor - Teddy M

Teddy M.

£28 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(2)
89 lessons

I’m a friendly and relatable tutor who focuses on helping students actually understand economics, not just memorise it. What sets me apart is that I break down complex topics into simple, clear steps and... read more

I can’t recommend Teddy highly enough! He has been an amazing Economics tutor for my son. From the first lesson, Teddy made Economics much easier to understand. He has a real talent for breaking down difficult topics into simple explanations, and... read more - Asma, parent from Birmingham

5 / 5(2)

£28 /hr

89 lessons
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Tutor - Falak H

Falak H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£35 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(39)
528 lessons

Tutor, learner and lifelong optimist. I love making complex ideas simple and supporting my students to reach their academic goals.

A really phenomenal tutor truly! I had Falak for 8-9 months for Business A-level and she increased my confidence and skills in the subject with every session we had. She is amazing and thorough when covering topics and explaining them... read more - Holly, parent from Letchworth Garden City

5 / 5(39)

£35 /hr

528 lessons
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Tutor - Michelle F

Michelle F.

£35 /hr

Loughborough University
5 / 5(36)
207 lessons

Hello! My name is Michelle and I am currently studying Economics and Management at Loughborough University. During my school days, I developed a passion for learning new ideas and concepts. I love... read more

plase note im dislexsic as some who realy strygles with maths even with all the help in school I would not have bin able to pass maths with out Michelle she is direct, kind, patient and genraly trys to make shore you ynderstant sertan consepts I... read more - Keeley, student

5 / 5(36)

£35 /hr

207 lessons
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