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David A.
£59 /hr
Energetic and enthusiastic tutor. Personal coach and mentor helping you achieve your goals.
David was extremely helpful in preparing me for my business A Level. Not only was he incredibly supportive and engaging every session but he helped me from getting C’s and a few B’s to an A* in my exams. I cannot recommend him enough! - Will, student
£59 /hr
Lottie W.
£26 /hr
Hi! I'm a chatty, patient, and approachable tutor who loves seeing pupils grow in confidence and thrive in subjects that I'm genuinely passionate about. I believe learning should be enjoyable, and there's... read more
£26 /hr
Florianne H.
£69 /hr
Author of three novels, published poet, journalist, and Durham University English Literature Graduate
I cannot recommend Florianne enough! At the start of Year 10, I was stuck at a grade 6 in English with no sign of improvement, no matter how hard I tried. That’s when I decided to start tutoring with Florianne – and it was honestly the best decision... read more - Hawwa, student
£69 /hr
Leah A.
£26 /hr
I'm currently studying English Literature and I love it - at A Level I received an A and I hugely enjoyed reading and writing about the texts I studied!
£26 /hr
Hamza K.
£90 /hr
English Literature specialist helping students get ahead in modern and classic poetry, Shakespearean plays and 19th‑century novels this summer with focused skil
I had tried 2 other tutors before landing on Hamza, and he has been far and beyond the best of the three. Predominantly, hamza's commitment is exceptional. Whenever I was struggling with an aspect of an essay, he would try different methods of... read more - Abhishek, student
£90 /hr
Samuel H.
£26 /hr
I am an avid reader and published writer who has a longstanding love for Literature, and I aim to use this to aid students in their understanding of the subject
Just exceptional. My daughter has Autism, ADHD and Selective Mutism. She has grown in confidence during her lessons, and considers Sam a 'safe space' to be herself and grow in her creative writing gift. Thank you for your support Sam, it has been... read more - Claire, parent from Solihull
£26 /hr
Sarah N.
£45 /hr
Graduate with six years of experience hoping to encourage students to love their subjects, and achieve their potential.
My son really struggled with the essay component of his A level music - Sarah was really patient and provided clear and structured support. I am sure he achieved a better grade as a result. Highly recommended. - Susan, parent from Kingston upon Thames
£45 /hr
Hallam D.
£36 /hr
Many students struggle with English Literature and don't always know why - I aim to diagnose any issues so we can find the solution together!
Went through questions from Paper 1 and Paper 2 English Language well - Amelia, parent from London
£36 /hr
Kamil S.
£39 /hr
MS in International Business and Politics at Queen Mary University of London. Highly motivated and positive person who will help you achieve your goals :)
I am so grateful for all the help I received from Kamil with A-level Geography. His structure and guidance on my NEA coursework turned a stressful project into a success, earning me 96%. He also taught me how to think critically and build strong... read more - Karina, parent from London
£39 /hr
Ria P.
£50 /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
£50 /hr
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