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Tutor - Constance M

Constance M.

Super tutor

£42 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(131)
1695 lessons

York graduate aiming to get students to love English as much as I do, one lesson at a time!

Constance tried her best under very difficult circumstances, and we appreciate everything. - Shadow, parent from Norwich

5 / 5(131)

£42 /hr

1695 lessons
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Tutor - Isobel J

Isobel J.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£79 /hr

Durham University
4.9 / 5(193)
2634 lessons

1st Class in English & Philosophy from Durham University. Passionate, motivating and patient tutoring, tailored to the student's needs and aims.

Isobel has only been my child’s tutor for a few weeks but we are already so impressed. My 12 year old is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and has a fair few challenges when it comes to retention of academic themes and facts, in addition to a... read more - Shaden, parent from London

4.9 / 5(193)

£79 /hr

2634 lessons
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Tutor - Eden K

Eden K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Greenwich

Hello! My name is Eden and I have taught and worked with young people for over 4 years. I use patience and understanding to create a non judgmental space for young people to learn in. I teach English... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Sarah N

Sarah N.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£45 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(249)
3707 lessons

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

5 / 5(249)

£45 /hr

3707 lessons
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Tutor - Persephone A

Persephone A.

Super tutor

£55 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(116)
939 lessons

Engaging and knowledgable tutor, helping your child achieve their full potential.

I had tutoring sessions with Persephone for English IGCSE and she changed the way I approached the subject entirely. Her supportive and interactive lessons are truly one of a kind and she helped me from being able to write from a grade 7 level to a... read more - Max, student

5 / 5(116)

£55 /hr

939 lessons
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Tutor - Anna E

Anna E.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£80 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(91)
627 lessons

Hello! My name is Anna and I am currently studying History at the University of Leeds. I am passionate about learning and teaching and have been from a young age, from studying for the 11 plus exams to... read more

Stevies confidence in English and grades/predicted grades have improved incredibly with the help of Annas lessons and we really cannot thank her enough. Annas lessons are well structured and organised to aid Stevies best interests, encouraging... read more - Andrew, parent from London

5 / 5(91)

£80 /hr

627 lessons
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Tutor - Hamda H

Hamda H.

Super tutor

£53 /hr

King's College London
4.9 / 5(79)
954 lessons

I am a highly experienced tutor with over 600 hours in tutoring completed, increasing the average grades of my students by a 2 grade increase.

Hamda has helped so much throughout my daughters GCSE's and her teaching is so understandable and great, would highly recommend her for anyone needing academic help. - Anne, parent from London

4.9 / 5(79)

£53 /hr

954 lessons
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Tutor - Tyler H

Tyler H.

£34 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(32)
101 lessons

I'm Tyler, I'm a student at the University of York studying History & Politics. I aim to foster a confident and inclusive environment to ensure engagement.

great help and gave very intreaging examples for explaining ceratain parts - Krzysztof, parent from Ickenham

5 / 5(32)

£34 /hr

101 lessons
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Tutor - Chloe W

Chloe W.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Winchester
5 lessons

My name is Chloe and I am currently a third year university student studying Sociology. The subjects I can help and advise with are both Sociology and English.

£26 /hr

5 lessons
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Tutor - Christie M

Christie M.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(44)
1265 lessons

I'm a qualified secondary school English teacher in Scotland, with an LLB (1st Class), MA Lit Studies (Distinction), and a passion for inspiring young people!

Christie is very professional. She understands needs of the students. She helped my daughter to prepare for her highers. Christie is always on time, focused, organised for the lesson and very responsible. Very very helpful teacher. I would highly... read more - Bushra, parent from North Berwick

5 / 5(44)

£40 /hr

1265 lessons
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