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Tamina S.
£40 /hr
Hi, I'm Tamina! I'm half-French, half-English, and studied English literature at Durham University. I love France, books, writing, and am conveniently pedantic!
Very friendly and helpful, really helping me to get to the bottom of my mistakes in spoken French, analysing my errors on a grammatical level so I really understand where I went wrong and can remember how it works for next time! :) - Kate, parent from Imbringen
£40 /hr
Chris C.
£50 /hr
Particular strength is grammar and writing, but am happy to help with film and literature too!
very hepful. - Isobel, parent from Norwich
£50 /hr
Maya A.
£52 /hr
University of Bristol Design Engineering student tutoring Maths, Physics, and English, with additional support in Economics, Spanish, and French.
£52 /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
Torin D.
£26 /hr
Hi! My name is Torin and I am a Classics student at Durham University. I am really excited to work with you to improve!
£26 /hr
Tiephaine T.
£69 /hr
French native speaker with experience teaching French at all levels - Degree level, IB, A-Level, GCSE and other
Tiéphaine was a brilliant French GCSE tutor for our daughter, massively improving her confidence and making the whole process fun and engaging. We'd recommend her unreservedly. - Simon, parent from Bunwell
£69 /hr
Zephyr K.
£26 /hr
Hi! I am a English Literature finalist at the University of Warwick with a passion for reading and learning.
£26 /hr
Stella R.
£35 /hr
I am a university student who enjoys the outdoors, reading and teaching. I learned that I loved to teach when I began working at a tuititon centre whilst in secondary school. It was incredibly rewarding to... read more
£35 /hr
Anna G.
£50 /hr
Oxford English and French student with a passion for helping students grow in confidence and improve their abilities.
£50 /hr
Elliot K.
£69 /hr
A motivating language tutor and professional teacher with many years of teaching experience who will unlock your child's full potential!
My son achieved a Grade 9 in his French GCSE, and he did so a year early. I truly believe he could not have made the final leap from his mock grade of 8 to a 9 without Elliot’s help. Even leading up to the mock exams, Elliot’s teaching method was... read more - N, parent from London
£69 /hr
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