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Tutor - Josh G

Josh G.

Super tutor

£49 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(158)
2160 lessons

Durham literature and philosophy graduate, educated in religious studies, drama, and (of course!) english.

Josh has been tutoring our son Kit for a year, with the aim of getting his English GCSE grades up to 6. Not an easy feat, when his brain is all about science. Kit has found Josh kind, engaging, funny, informative and extremely helpful. As... read more - Sabina, parent from Welling

5 / 5(158)

£49 /hr

2160 lessons
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Tutor - Emma B

Emma B.

£34 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(8)
202 lessons

Friendly English Literature student, passionate about helping students reach their full potential!

I cannot recommend Emma highly enough as an English tutor. In just a few short months, she helped me bring my grades up from a 4 in English Language and a 6 in English Literature to 9s in both subjects! Her teaching style is incredibly effective... read more - Asher, student

5 / 5(8)

£34 /hr

202 lessons
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Tutor - Aisha O

Aisha O.

£38 /hr

University of Cambridge
4.3 / 5(6)
368 lessons

Hi, I’m Aisha, studying at Cambridge. I specialise in essay-based subjects and use proven techniques to boost grades and build exam confidence.

Aisha is an amazing tutor! She helped me get an A* at a level and provided excellent support in essay writing throughout my studies. - Denia, student

4.3 / 5(6)

£38 /hr

368 lessons
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Tutor - Stephanie B

Stephanie B.

New tutor

£28 /hr

Cardiff University
2 lessons

Hi, I’m Steph! I’m an English Language, Literature and Art tutor at both A-Level and GCSE level. I have a first class degree in English Language, and am studying for a masters in Forensic Linguistics... read more

£28 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Alice L

Alice L.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

University College London (UCL)
4.9 / 5(22)
502 lessons

At school, I struggled with maths GCSE. Finding some subjects easier than others has made me especially sensitive to meeting needs.

Alice has been an amazing tutor - especially that i only reached out to her after my mocks for my a levels in march. She has helped me massively with my confidence and essay writing techniques - Justine, parent from Stansted

4.9 / 5(22)

£69 /hr

502 lessons
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Tutor - Rose S

Rose S.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£45 /hr

Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
5 / 5(17)
705 lessons

I am an experienced tutor who takes a person-centred approach, striving to ensure that my lessons are tailored to that particular individual and their academic goals. Currently, I am studying a BA in history... read more

Rose has helped me with my handwriting to improve it and to improve my spelling and grammar skills - Sarah, parent from Warrington

5 / 5(17)

£45 /hr

705 lessons
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Tutor - Teresa P

Teresa P.

Supports SEN

£50 /hr

Leeds Trinity University
5 / 5(25)
488 lessons

I am a qualified teacher with 3 years of experience on this platform who enjoys teaching and learning, and wishes to pass that love on!

My daughter learnt a lot from Teresa. Her confidence in German increased massively and she is certain she wouldn't have achieved the A level grade that she did without the extra support. - Zena, parent from Droitwich

5 / 5(25)

£50 /hr

488 lessons
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Tutor - Christie M

Christie M.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(42)
1217 lessons

Within literature you can create a lot of your own rules. Using this framework, tutoring is a basis to think and engage with tasks on your own terms!

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(42)

£40 /hr

1217 lessons
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Tutor - Aleena K

Aleena K.

£35 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(14)
348 lessons

I aim to help my students achieve the highest grades, whilst building their confidence and keeping their passion for the subject alive!

I would highly recommend Aleena as a UCAT tutor. Throughout my preparation, she constantly motivated and encouraged me while focusing on both my strengths and weaknesses. She is patient and excellent at explaining concepts clearly and... read more - Berranur, student

5 / 5(14)

£35 /hr

348 lessons
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Tutor - Lily B

Lily B.

New tutor

£34 /hr

King's College London
7 lessons

Hi! My name is Lily and I'm an undergraduate student studying English. I took Biology and Chesmitry A-Level and I still love science. I look forward to meeting!

£34 /hr

7 lessons
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