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Mohema I.

Derby - Law (Bachelors)

Experienced English tutor passionate about fostering language skills. Tailoring lessons to individual needs, creating a comfortable lesson space.

£39-£41

/hr

Star 5 / 5

11 reviews

240 lessons

Mohema I.

Derby - Law (Bachelors)

Experienced English tutor passionate about fostering language skills. Tailoring lessons to individual needs, creating a comfortable lesson space.

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Alex S.

Super tutor

East Anglia - Law with European Law (Bachelors)

A bespoke Tutoring service for all of your English language and literature needs!

£39-£41

/hr

Star 5 / 5

88 reviews

578 lessons

Alex S.

Super tutor

East Anglia - Law with European Law (Bachelors)

A bespoke Tutoring service for all of your English language and literature needs!

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Pratham M.

Super tutor

Exeter - Maths and Data Science (Bachelors)

Hello!I am a current student studying at the University of Exeter studying Maths with Data Science degree and I've always had a passion for Maths. From since I was a child my fascination with the subject was through the roof. I've always l...

£49-£51

/hr

Star 5 / 5

32 reviews

569 lessons

Pratham M.

Super tutor

Exeter - Maths and Data Science (Bachelors)

Hello!I am a current student studying at the University of Exeter studying Maths with Data Science degree and I've always had a passion for Maths. From since I was a child my fascination with the subject was through the roof. I've always l...

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Alisha Q.

Manchester - Dental Surgery (Bachelors)

Hello! I’m Alisha, a 3rd year dental student, here to help you excel! My teaching style involves lots of exam questions, perfecting exam technique and consolidating. Together we’ve got this!

£25-£27

/hr

Star 5 / 5

1 reviews

301 lessons

Alisha Q.

Manchester - Dental Surgery (Bachelors)

Hello! I’m Alisha, a 3rd year dental student, here to help you excel! My teaching style involves lots of exam questions, perfecting exam technique and consolidating. Together we’ve got this!

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Josh G.

Super tutor

Durham - Twentieth and Twenty First Literary Studies (Masters)

Durham literature and philosophy graduate, educated in religious studies, drama, and (of course!) english.

£39-£41

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Star 5 / 5

54 reviews

557 lessons

Josh G.

Super tutor

Durham - Twentieth and Twenty First Literary Studies (Masters)

Durham literature and philosophy graduate, educated in religious studies, drama, and (of course!) english.

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Jiani Z.

Glasgow - Psychology (Bachelors)

An aspiring Hufflepuff psychologist in the making, hoping to inspire, instil and help others!

£25-£27

/hr

Star 4.9 / 5

27 reviews

322 lessons

Jiani Z.

Glasgow - Psychology (Bachelors)

An aspiring Hufflepuff psychologist in the making, hoping to inspire, instil and help others!

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