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Euan W.
£30 /hr
Hi, I'm Euan, a current LLM International Law Student at Durham University and so to be PhD Researcher. I can tutor across a range of levels and exams boards.
Professional, friendly, understanding, supportive. Such clear explanations of the work , and an excellent understanding of the expectations of exam... read more - Kaye, parent from Wymondham
£30 /hr
Armaan B.
£26 /hr
Aspirational Law student at the LSE with a creative approach to learning and academics. Particularly passionate about tutoring humanities and English , but also adept at arithmetic and the sciences....
Great - very helpful feedback. - Ebadur, parent from Hitchin
£26 /hr
Jasveen K.
£40 /hr
My name is Jasveen and I am currently a 2nd year Law with Politics student at the University of Leicester. I enjoy going for walks and reading political and economic news. I am friendly, supportive, and... read more
Jasveen has been a great support. Not only for economics—but leading up to my A levels across all of my subjects, including Politics and History. I learnt... read more - Cathie, parent from Crewe
£40 /hr
Salma M.
£52 /hr
Experienced A-level Psychology, Sociology and Primary school tutor. I have studied psychology and sociology as A- levels.
Salma has been helping my daughter with psychology for her A levels. The difference in her confidence from when she first started is significant. Salma... read more - Jane, parent from Whitley Bay
£52 /hr
Sarah L.
£105 /hr
Effective and professional tutor. Creative Writing postgraduate with five years of online tutoring experience.
Sarah is an extremely helpful and practical tutor. She takes into account any need of the student and tackles the issues that need to be covered. - Nadia, parent from Marbella
£105 /hr
Cathy T.
£200 /hr
Hi! I'm a fully qualified English teacher with QTS, a PGCE, a first class degree and 5 years experience teaching in London high schools. Hope to see you soon!.
Cathy has given my daughter invaluable support in the run up to her SATs, even though they were cancelled in the end. She has filled in the gaps in her... read more - Nadia, parent from Edinburgh
£200 /hr
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