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Tutor - Ashleigh C

Ashleigh C.

Super tutor

£63 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(711)
4436 lessons

Enthusiastic and personable masters degree graduate tutoring KS3 and GCSE English, 11 Plus prep, A- Level Sociology and English as a second language.

Ashleigh is a truly outstanding tutor. She is engaging, caring, and full of positive academic rigour. In a short span of time, she has turned my son’s maths ability. Thank you! - Sanjay, parent from Patchway

5 / 5(711)

£63 /hr

4436 lessons
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Tutor - Mia H

Mia H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£52 /hr

Brasenose College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(200)
3512 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

3512 lessons
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Tutor - Charilaos V

Charilaos V.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(159)
1334 lessons

English Language and Literature tutor, with expertise on essay writing and effective communication

Great teacher - Abiola, parent from Pontefract

5 / 5(159)

£40 /hr

1334 lessons
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Tutor - Emily B

Emily B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£69 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(165)
1312 lessons

Hi, I'm Emily! I'm an experienced English Literature, Language, and Philosophy tutor. I enjoy helping students do the best that they can in the subjects I love.

Emily worked with my daughter who was struggling with English and we have just got her GCSE results and she got an 8, my daughter hard work and Emily’s tutoring and guidance have worked brilliantly. I would recommend Emily as a tutor any day of the... read more - Susan, parent from Skelmersdale

5 / 5(165)

£69 /hr

1312 lessons
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Tutor - Harriet M

Harriet M.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(42)
1077 lessons

I graduated Edinburgh in 2021 with 1st in History, have been enjoying tutoring History, Politics and Literature for 5 years

very helpful! - Nanna, parent from London

5 / 5(42)

£52 /hr

1077 lessons
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Tutor - Hattie K

Hattie K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Lancaster University

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

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Tutor - Eleanor W

Eleanor W.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(78)
1314 lessons

A friendly, enthusiastic tutor, hoping to instill confidence in my students, and help them to attain their target grades.

Eleanor is an amazing tutor, being patient, friendly and very knowledgable. She has helped our daughter immensely with English Language and Literature while preparing her for GCSE exams. Eleanor provides well structured and engaging lessons that... read more - Simon, parent from Mansfield

5 / 5(78)

£34 /hr

1314 lessons
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Tutor - Zakiya B

Zakiya B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(63)
1215 lessons

First class Law graduate passionate about helping students build confidence, master key skills and achieve their academic goals.

Zakiya was very helpful and I really enjoyed the sessions and helped me get my psychology grade up 2 grades. - Jamie, student

5 / 5(63)

£40 /hr

1215 lessons
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Tutor - Grace S

Grace S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Christ Church, University of Oxford

Hi - I'm Grace, a second year student of Russian & Linguistics at the University of Oxford! What I love about my course is the synthesis of language learning with the study of literature, offering a lens into... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Alexandros W

Alexandros W.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£52 /hr

Durham University
4.9 / 5(199)
2194 lessons

Friendly yet passionate about making sure students achieve success. 3+ years experience school, private and SEN teaching

Alex has been absolutely brilliant during our time tutoring, my son has ASD, dyslexia and PDA and spent a lot of time out of mainstream schooling. Tutoring with Alex was a real eye opener for my son showing him learning doesn’t have to be scary... read more - Naomi, parent from Northolt

4.9 / 5(199)

£52 /hr

2194 lessons
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