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Tutor - lola O

lola O.

£44 /hr

University of Cambridge
4.9 / 5(26)
264 lessons

As a native German speaker who also sat both German GCSE and A-level, I would love to support students currently studying German.

4.9 / 5(26)

£44 /hr

264 lessons
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Tutor - Noor I

Noor I.

£30 /hr

University of Leeds
4.8 / 5(5)
18 lessons

I'm extremely passionate about education and believe in catering to each individual student's learning style and pace to help them achieve their goals.

Noor has been great she is so patient and kind and knows French very well😊 - Emma, parent from London

4.8 / 5(5)

£30 /hr

18 lessons
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Tutor - Zoe C

Zoe C.

£30 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(11)
81 lessons

Hi, I'm Zoe. I study German at university and have loved the subject since Year 7. I find it so rewarding helping others to appreciate and better understand it.

very good and exquisete - Nicola, parent from Burnham-on-Sea

5 / 5(11)

£30 /hr

81 lessons
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Tutor - Charlie A

Charlie A.

£35 /hr

University of Nottingham
4.9 / 5(22)
287 lessons

Experienced English and German tutor who specialises in confidence building and exam preparation for KS3, GCSE and A Level students.

Great lesson, very supportive 👍 - Kate, parent from Worcester

4.9 / 5(22)

£35 /hr

287 lessons
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Tutor - Jessica H

Jessica H.

£45 /hr

University of Southampton
5 / 5(15)
74 lessons

Hi, I'm Jess! I am sociable and I like to keep lessons varied and fun! My goal is to boost confidence consolidate knowledge and help you feel ready to succeed!

Fantastic tutor, well prepared, very organised and patient. My daughter wasnt very engaging and Jess changed her way of teaching to get her to be more attentive and engaging. Fantastic feedback at the end of every lesson and detailed lesson plan for... read more - Jamie, parent from Leicester

5 / 5(15)

£45 /hr

74 lessons
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Tutor - Sabrina C

Sabrina C.

Super tutor

£70 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(156)
1182 lessons

Qualified German teacher with experience teaching KS3, GCSE and A level pupils in UK Secondary schools

I found the jump from GCSE to A Level French very difficult and when I got to Year 13 I was struggling even more. Sabrina helped me with understanding all exam style questions in paper 1 and we went through many translations and past papers... read more - Nicola, student

5 / 5(156)

£70 /hr

1182 lessons
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Harriat B.

Super tutor

£30 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(92)
799 lessons

I am Harriat, a student at Durham. I have a passion for the subjects I take and I would love to support you as you develop your fluency in your language.

Harriat has been excellent. My daughters really enjoyed their Spanish sessions with her. She was very clear with her teaching and had a thorough, methodical, fun approach. With a friendly teaching style she made them feel relaxed and keen to... read more - Katie, parent from Halford

5 / 5(92)

£30 /hr

799 lessons
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Tutor - Zoran K

Zoran K.

Supports SEN

£34 /hr

University of West London
4.7 / 5(21)
376 lessons

International Baccalaureate Qualified Biology, English, German and Politics Tutor, with educational experience in the UK, Switzerland and Cyprus

Zoran was great - needed a last minute tutor for a confidence boost before A levels start and he was very helpful! ! - Victoria, parent from Thame

4.7 / 5(21)

£34 /hr

376 lessons
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Tutor - Matilda M

Matilda M.

£28 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(8)
74 lessons

I’m currently studying Languages at Cambridge, with a special focus on literature—my true passion. I’ve always been drawn to the power of storytelling and the ways literature helps us understand ourselves and... read more

Thank you so much for the English classes that my son had with you. He absolutely loved them and has a huge respect for you.  He felt that they really helped his depth of understanding and greatly enhanced his revision process
 
 Thank you very much... read more - Fiza, parent from North Ferriby

5 / 5(8)

£28 /hr

74 lessons
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Tutor - Joseph O

Joseph O.

£32 /hr

University of Bristol
4.8 / 5(6)
224 lessons

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

4.8 / 5(6)

£32 /hr

224 lessons
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