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Benjamin K.
£40 /hr
I hold a Bachelors degree in English with Creative Writing from The University of Nottingham having previously studied English, History and Psychology at A Leve
Ben has been incredible with our daughter Emme in the run up to her sats. He's bright, patient and kind, but has the authority to hold a childs attention well. Our daughter hasn't always got on with tutoring well, but she has loved her lessons with... read more - Kerry, parent from Andover
£40 /hr
Mariam A.
£60 /hr
English doesn't have to be complicated - it's all about stories and how we like to tell them
Mariam did wonderful in tutoring my son for his history and English GCSEs this year. He's been much more confident going into his exams than he would have been without her sessions. He really liked learning from Mariam as she was extremely... read more - Shane, parent from APO/AE
£60 /hr
Aine M.
£50 /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
£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
Adam K.
£69 /hr
Double-Oxford graduate offering friendly and focused tuition in English, Philosophy, the EPQ, and the Oxbridge ELAT admissions test for English.
I highly recommend Adam- he has been an excellent teacher and support for my daughter during A levels, helping her to achieve an A* for English Lit. - Maddie, student
£69 /hr
Mitchell G.
£60 /hr
Experienced College Lecturer of 5+ years with a BA(Hons) and MA in English. I've taught GCSE, Adult courses, Higher Education and A-levels
Mitch is incredibly knowledgeable and kind. He has helped proofread many of my assignments. I am forever grateful for his help. - Scott, parent from London
£60 /hr
Abbie L.
£42 /hr
Masters Graduate. First Class BA in English and Creative Writing. SEND Support Worker
Abbie is an outstanding teacher who we were so lucky to find to support my daughter with her GCSE. We've been so impressed with Abbie's structured and tailored lessons wich covered all areas and focused on those my daughter needed most help on... read more - Alina, parent from Nottingham
£42 /hr
Molly B.
£52 /hr
I have my TEFL qualification, as well as an English Literature Master's, so am very happy to tutor English as a generalised subject or as a second language.
I recommend Molly, as a very good teacher. She is very professional. My daughter is preparing to GCSE. English is a second language for her. Molly assessed Mary's knowledge during the first lesson and understood: where she needs extra support. My... read more - Oksana, parent from Cardiff
£52 /hr
Lina H.
£69 /hr
I encourage students to aim high and achieve their best, helping them develop their gifts and improve in areas they find challenging.
Lina was an amazing tutor who really helped me feel more confident when analyzing texts and writing essays for my IB English A Literature course. I cannot recommend her enough! - Kerri, parent from Vétraz-Monthoux
£69 /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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