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Mas N.

Surrey - MA English Literature (Masters)

MA English Literature student with over two years of tutoring experience. I aim to improve subject knowledge in a comfortable and productive learning space.

£37-£39

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Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

42 lessons

Mas N.

Surrey - MA English Literature (Masters)

MA English Literature student with over two years of tutoring experience. I aim to improve subject knowledge in a comfortable and productive learning space.

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Emma C.

Exeter - International Relations and Modern Languages (Bachelors)

Hi! I'm Emma, a passionate tutor looking forward to meet you and help you get the grades you need!

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

14 reviews

289 lessons

Emma C.

Exeter - International Relations and Modern Languages (Bachelors)

Hi! I'm Emma, a passionate tutor looking forward to meet you and help you get the grades you need!

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Alice C.

Super tutor

Durham - English Literature (Bachelors)

My passion for my subject both on the page and on the stage means that I bring an engaging and analytical approach to every lesson.

£55-£57

/hr

Star 5 / 5

159 reviews

2657 lessons

Alice C.

Super tutor

Durham - English Literature (Bachelors)

My passion for my subject both on the page and on the stage means that I bring an engaging and analytical approach to every lesson.

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Agathe B.

Super tutor

St Andrews - English (Bachelors)

Graduate in English literature; strong knowledge of grammar, spelling, structure; can review written tasks in any subject, with concise feedback

£55-£57

/hr

Star 5 / 5

164 reviews

985 lessons

Agathe B.

Super tutor

St Andrews - English (Bachelors)

Graduate in English literature; strong knowledge of grammar, spelling, structure; can review written tasks in any subject, with concise feedback

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Harriet A.

Super tutor

University College, Oxford - Latin American Studies (Masters)

Friendly and enthusiastic tutor with 500+ hours experience tutoring KS2 up to university level.

£55-£57

/hr

Star 5 / 5

66 reviews

916 lessons

Harriet A.

Super tutor

University College, Oxford - Latin American Studies (Masters)

Friendly and enthusiastic tutor with 500+ hours experience tutoring KS2 up to university level.

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Sophia S.

Kings College London - PhD in Musicology (Doctorate)

King's College London PhD candidate, friendly, caring and interested in tailoring the lesson to each pupil's needs and goals

£55-£57

/hr

Star 4.9 / 5

8 reviews

465 lessons

Sophia S.

Kings College London - PhD in Musicology (Doctorate)

King's College London PhD candidate, friendly, caring and interested in tailoring the lesson to each pupil's needs and goals

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