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Tutor - Amelia B

Amelia B.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(10)
530 lessons

Hi, I'm Amelia! I recently graduated with a First Class degree in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences from the University of Cambridge, and am about to begin a Master's in Clinical Psychology at UCL. I'm... read more

I have learnt a lot in this lesson - Masako, parent from Woodford Green

5 / 5(10)

£34 /hr

530 lessons
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Tutor - Adam K

Adam K.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

Worcester College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(102)
1366 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(102)

£69 /hr

1366 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Mia H

Mia H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£52 /hr

Brasenose College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(200)
3469 lessons

Oxford Law graduate and tutor with 3000+ lessons across GCSE, A-Level and Oxbridge admissions. Specialising in STEM, English, and LNAT/interview preparation.

Mia is great. She’s been helping me with my LNAT and I see that I’m improving. She also gives really. Good practical advice during and even outside of our lessons. - Minseo, student

5 / 5(200)

£52 /hr

3469 lessons
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Tutor - Ethan E

Ethan E.

New tutor

£30 /hr

University of Nottingham
1 lessons

First Class Law graduate, scholarship-funded Bar student. A*AA at A Level. Patient, clear teaching style honed tutoring my brothers for years."

£30 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Aleesha A

Aleesha A.

New tutor

£32 /hr

University of Warwick
8 lessons

Friendly Warwick tutor offering personalised English, Psychology and Media Studies lessons to build confidence and boost exam results.

£32 /hr

8 lessons
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Tutor - Sam H

Sam H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£89 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(60)
685 lessons

Qualified Teacher of English & Drama, MyTutor Super Tutor, MA Degree with Distinction in Education Leadership and First Class BA Degree in English

I can see my son's confidence growing with each session. He say's Sam explains things better than his teacher at school. - Jus, parent from Nottingham

5 / 5(60)

£89 /hr

685 lessons
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Tutor - Aylin R

Aylin R.

Supports SEN

£30 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(22)
315 lessons

Friendly and engaging tutor who makes tricky topics simple, builds confidence, and helps students master Science and English for top results.

My daughter is very happy with Aylin’s English Literature lessons and found them very helpful. - Charmanie, parent from Rugby

5 / 5(22)

£30 /hr

315 lessons
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Tutor - Hazel P

Hazel P.

£60 /hr

Christ Church, University of Oxford
5 / 5(31)
252 lessons

I'm a BA Jurisprudence (law) and Msc Criminology and Criminal Justice graduate of the University of Oxford. I offer tutoring for aspirational students.

Hazel was great, really engaging and very well prepared. Thank you! - Libbie, parent from Welwyn Garden City

5 / 5(31)

£60 /hr

252 lessons
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Tutor - Rebecca H

Rebecca H.

Supports SEN

£40 /hr

The University of Law
4.9 / 5(13)
342 lessons

Hi! I’m Rebecca, passionate about making learning engaging, structured, and supportive so students can achieve their best.

Rebecca is an absolutely fantastic tutor! ! She’s knowledgeable, accommodating, and really does tailor each session to suit the student. My son has always struggled with confidence and motivation around his GCSE English and mocks, but since working... read more - Gloria, parent from Little Heath

4.9 / 5(13)

£40 /hr

342 lessons
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Tutor - Jemima C

Jemima C.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of York
4.9 / 5(49)
1616 lessons

Highly experienced tutor and 1st Biology Graduate providing interactive lessons, full of bitesized recaps of tricky content, exam prep and revision help!

When I first started with Jem, I’d been stuck at around 68 marks in English for two years straight- I just couldn’t seem to break past that barrier. After having lessons with her, my marks rocketed up to 87 – something I never thought I’d achieve –... read more - Nisha, student

4.9 / 5(49)

£40 /hr

1616 lessons
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