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Joseph O.
£32 /hr
Enthusiastic politics and languages tutor with experience supporting children and young people.
Joseph is well prepared for lessons, sets homework and takes methodical approach to tutoring, ensuring all aspects are covered. My son has always struggled with languages, but has significantly improved in German with Joseph's support. - Syed, parent from Birmingham
£32 /hr
Daisy M.
£35 /hr
I am currently studying European Studies and French at King’s College London and have 2 years experience tutoring GCSE maths
£35 /hr
William K.
£80 /hr
I'm a recent University graduate that studied French and Spanish at Leeds University. However, my interests are varied both academically and extracurricularly.
Great tutor! - Anthea, student
£80 /hr
Mia S.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Mia and I tutor French which I got an A in at A-Level and hold an upper 2:1 degree in French and History from Durham University.
£26 /hr
Anna A.
£52 /hr
Helping students to remember grammar rules and expand their vocabulary through practice of writing.
My son started with very little french at the beginning of September and had a big gap with his new school classmates. Anna tutored him brilliantly! By the end of the term, my son progressed greatly and closed class gap. - Vivian, parent from West End
£52 /hr
Olena S.
£69 /hr
Experienced and dedicated French tutor with a passion for foreign languages and teaching experience abroad
Very efficient work, tailored to my specific needs. - Geraldine, parent from Abingdon
£69 /hr
Hannah J.
£35 /hr
Hi my name is Hannah, I'm a recent languages graduate, currently studying CCC and IR at Newcastle University. Available to tutor French, Spanish and German.
Hannah has been extremely helpful in helping me understand how i should use my grammar and improve my vocabulary in Spanish. Helping me through my Spanish A level and being a very kind tutor. She always made lessons interactive and useful for the... read more - Artur, student
£35 /hr
Emma-Kate J.
£69 /hr
Highly experienced French and Spanish tutor with two Cambridge degrees. I have a focused approach to help others progress.
Super friendly, focuses alot on grammar, past paper questions (exam techniques) and vocab. - KL, parent from Hong Kong
£69 /hr
Clara D.
£50 /hr
As a French Undergraduate at Cambridge University, my sessions involve tailored grammar, translation, writing and oral practice to match my students needs!
£50 /hr
Harry M.
£52 /hr
Hi! My name is Harry and I am a final year French and Spanish student at the University of Cambridge, specialising in literature!
Great and helpful tutor - Danielle, student
£52 /hr
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