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Jennifer R.
£36 /hr
A trainee teacher with a passion for helping every young mind achieve amazing things.
Jennifer is excellent - she has very quickly figured out how my daughter best learns and where she most needs support, and has given her much more confidence in how she approaches questions that would previously have made her panic. Highly recommend. - L, parent from Brentwood
£36 /hr
Ria P.
£65 /hr
Patient and enthusiastic tutor with five years experience teaching Maths and English
Ria has been a really good tutor for my grandson. She has helped him to massively improve his English language skills after a relatively short period of time working with him. We are very grateful for the way she has organised his learning and... read more - Yvonne, parent from Paignton
£65 /hr
Alice L.
£69 /hr
At school, I struggled with maths GCSE. Finding some subjects easier than others has made me especially sensitive to meeting needs.
Alice has been an amazing tutor - especially that i only reached out to her after my mocks for my a levels in march. She has helped me massively with my confidence and essay writing techniques - Justine, parent from Stansted
£69 /hr
Delia D.
£46 /hr
I help students master analysis, essay structure, and exam technique, making literature engaging, relevant, and confidence-boosting.
We arranged for Delia to tutor my son in English Literature only a few short weeks before the GCSE exam. He passed the exam and not only that, surpassed the expectation. Delia was a great tutor and we were extremely happy with the result that she... read more - Sally, parent from Coleford
£46 /hr
Sophie M.
£26 /hr
A-Level English graduate now at Newcastle Uni, offering tailored support to sharpen essay writing, analysis, and critical thinking skills.
£26 /hr
Mia K.
£52 /hr
Hi, I'm Mia!I graduated from the University of St Andrews with a first-class degree in English last year, and want to help students reach their full potential - by finding out which learning styles work best... read more
Mia tutored our daughter online during 5th year at Secondary School, preparing her for Higher English Prelim and main exams. Mia was an excellent and reliable tutor and assisted in her achieving an A grade. We wouldn’t hesitate in recommending Mia... read more - Clifford, parent from Troon
£52 /hr
Hannah R.
£26 /hr
An English Literature student at the University of Oxford, hoping to share my love of English while helping students achieve their goals!
£26 /hr
Eve N.
£40 /hr
Discover the nuances of English Literature - how to dig below surface level analysis and regain some love for the subject.
Eve is a wonderful tutor for my son who does English Language and English Literature tuition. He was struggling at grade 3/4 before we found Eve but a few months in and his grades went up to 6/7 and his teacher noted improvements across all... read more - Dahlia, parent from Wokingham
£40 /hr
Adam K.
£69 /hr
Double-Oxford graduate offering friendly and focused tuition in English, Philosophy, the EPQ, and the Oxbridge ELAT admissions test for English.
I highly recommend Adam- he has been an excellent teacher and support for my daughter during A levels, helping her to achieve an A* for English Lit. - Maddie, student
£69 /hr
Nia C.
£45 /hr
As I studied English Literature for my undergraduate degree, I want to share my knowledge with others.
My 16 year old daughter has Nia for History tuition. She is currently in the middle of her last couple of months before GCSEs in May. Nia is a very competent tutor and my daughter is growing in confidence about her upcoming History exams. Thanks... read more - Sarah, parent from Welwyn Garden City
£45 /hr
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