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Mitchel R.
£52 /hr
Researcher and Published Academic; MSt English (1830-1914) University of Oxford; BA English University of Exeter
Mitch is an exceptional tutor whose genuine passion for English Language and Literature is truly infectious. He managed to transform what initially felt like a daunting syllabus into something engaging and accessible for my daughter, who is... read more - Alexandra, parent from London
£52 /hr
Nathalie E.
£75 /hr
Qualified and enthusiastic tutor with 8 years' experience teaching English at all levels!
My daughter had tutor sessions with Natalie for A Level English Literature. She really enjoyed each session and Natalie's warm and engaging personality. She found her lessons very organised and well prepared and thoroughly recommends her to any... read more - Nicola, parent from Lymm
£75 /hr
Christie M.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Michael J.
£75 /hr
Senior GCSE & A-Level English Examiner | 15 years' teaching, including Head of GCSE & A-Level English at an online independent school | Edexcel, AQA, Cambridge,
Michael is an absolutely amazing tutor! He was able to help me better understand my course texts, but also help me with my writing style and structure which is something that was holding me back in A-Level English Literature. I was able to get a... read more - Boris, student
£75 /hr
Molly N.
£40 /hr
MA English Studies (distinction) ~ BA English Literature (1st class) ~ 3+ years of teaching experience ~ 3 academic awards
Molly has been really helping me with English Literature for A Levels. She is really kind and makes me feel confident enough to speak up on any questions or problems I have and have been feeling more prepared for my A level and improving on my... read more - Angeliki, student
£40 /hr
Aine M.
£60 /hr
PhD student who is passionate about English, particularly Shakespeare. I love to build an excitement for texts whilst also working towards top grades.
Aine is a very good tutor, she adapted and tailored her lessons to my rather unique circumstance very well! Aine has a very friendly personality and I always feel comfortable in our lessons. I strongly recommend her as a tutor! - Adem, student
£60 /hr
Rachael B.
£50 /hr
Expert English Literature and Language Tutor: 8 Years' Experience Preparing Students for GCSE, A-Level, and 11+ Exams (Online & In-Person)
Rachael has been great! Both of my daughters were struggling with English and found it difficult. She was very patient and explained things clearly, giving advice and direction in a methodical way. My daughters went from 5’s and 6’s in their mocks... read more - Katie, parent from Halford
£50 /hr
Mia K.
£52 /hr
Hi, I'm Mia!I graduated from the University of St Andrews with a first-class degree in English last year, and want to help students reach their full potential - by finding out which learning styles work best... read more
Mia tutored our daughter online during 5th year at Secondary School, preparing her for Higher English Prelim and main exams. Mia was an excellent and reliable tutor and assisted in her achieving an A grade. We wouldn’t hesitate in recommending Mia... read more - Clifford, parent from Troon
£52 /hr
Susannah R.
£45 /hr
From GCSE to university, I help you develop literary analysis, essay writing, critical thinking and clear, confident academic writing.
Susannah has been incredibly helpful, supportive, and has enabled me to excel in both English Literature and Politics A Levels. Her lessons have always been engaging and informative, providing me with clear explanations alongside extensive... read more - George, student
£45 /hr
Brigitte L.
£52 /hr
A passionate art post-graduate with a strong commitment to writing and creating in all forms of art and English.
What a difference Brigitte has made to my daughter's confidence over the last 12 months. Brilliant tutor, cannot recommend enough, fully deserves every single one of the five stars. Our Tuesday evenings are not the same now exams are finished. Thank... read more - Paul, parent from Newmarket
£52 /hr
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