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Aleena M.
£52 /hr
What sets me apart as a tutor is my five years of experience supporting students of all ages and abilities across a broad range of subjects. I have worked with learners preparing for major examinations as well... read more
£52 /hr
Darcy D.
£69 /hr
Recently graduated from UCL with First Class Honours in French and Spanish. I’m a friendly, charismatic, and patient tutor with four years experience.
Darcy is truly an incredible tutor, she helped me build and develop my spanish skills very quickly. She is very encouraging and welcoming and I cannot recommend her enough! - Blanka, student
£69 /hr
Molly N.
£40 /hr
MA English Studies (distinction) ~ BA English Literature (1st class) ~ 3+ years of teaching experience ~ 3 academic awards
Molly has been really helping me with English Literature for A Levels. She is really kind and makes me feel confident enough to speak up on any questions or problems I have and have been feeling more prepared for my A level and improving on my... read more - Angeliki, student
£40 /hr
Toby P.
£40 /hr
Hi, I'm Toby, a first year Chemistry student at the University of Bristol. As a passionate scientist with intentions to have a career in research in the future, I aim to foster the same love of science and... read more
£40 /hr
Suzan Asya Y.
£35 /hr
My sessions are largely dictated by the students needs and gaps in their knowledge. The student will gain a deeper understanding of the topic through discussion
£35 /hr
Matthew L.
£38 /hr
Hi there, my name's Matt and I tutor Maths, English and History up to A level standard. I am currently studying my first year of Civil engineering at Liverpool
really pleased with the amount of learning in this session. - Becky, parent from Woking
£38 /hr
Joelle T.
£34 /hr
Hi, my name is Joelle and I’m currently studying International Management at the University of Warwick.
£34 /hr
Hattie K.
£26 /hr
I studied IB and IGCSE in Sweden. I am interested in becoming a teacher. I have worked with children in and out of the classroom
£26 /hr
Felicity Y.
£37 /hr
Balliol College, Oxford - BA Classics Friendly classics student, looking to instil a love of learning in all tutees. First-hand experience studying the IB and (i)GCSEs. Capable of tutoring A-Level and... read more
£37 /hr
Leah W.
£45 /hr
I like my lessons to be fun and engaging while also improving your understanding
so good i loved it and it has gave me so much more confidans to work harder - Emma, parent from Wokingham
£45 /hr
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