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Harriet A.
£69 /hr
Friendly and enthusiastic tutor with 1000+ hours experience tutoring KS2 up to university level.
Harriet was great as always and stayed on for longer than was originally anticipated in order to help me complete all the work I had to do. Always supportive and gives honest feedback on my work so that it is the best it can be!! - Alexandra, parent from Ascot
£69 /hr
Adrienne L.
£55 /hr
My name is Adrienne, and I am currently completing my MA in Culture, Politics and Society at King’s College London, after graduating with a 2.1 in History from Balliol College, University of Oxford. I have... read more
£55 /hr
Imaan M.
£34 /hr
My name is Imaan and I am passionate help students achieve their full potential! I recently graduated from University of Nottingham in International Relations and Asian Studies. At GCSE, I did a range of... read more
£34 /hr
Anika P.
£34 /hr
Currently doing a masters in politics but also did A-level and Undergraduate in Politics. Can focus on Political Science, political history or case studies
£34 /hr
Zara S.
£30 /hr
Experienced tutor and law graduate with 1200+ lessons taught. I'm currently studying the SQE and I have a passion for Law, politics, English and History
£30 /hr
Alex W.
£26 /hr
Hi! I'm Alex, and I recently graduated from Cambridge University with a First Class degree in Human, Social and Political Sciences (HSPS). I specialise in tutoring GCSE and A-Level Geography, and A-Level... read more
£26 /hr
Zohaa B.
£34 /hr
Hi, I’m Zohaa. I've just graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in History. I’m passionate about helping students build confidence in their work.
£34 /hr
Noah W.
£45 /hr
Hi! My name is Noah and I'm currently studying Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Warwick University.
My son has really improved his confidence since starting lessons with Noah. Maths is not his favourite subject, but Noah is very patient and explains everything in a way that’s easy to understand. Noah is reliable, provides honest feedback each... read more - Suzanne, parent from Wrexham
£45 /hr
Gianna O.
£26 /hr
Hi, I am a university student happy to share my knowledge with students to ensure they receive their fullest potential.
£26 /hr
Zaim R.
£26 /hr
Economics Undergraduate at the University of Bristol with 1+ years of tutoring experience
Absolutely Tremendous! Thank you very much Zain. I was not expecting Oliver to engage but you had him engaged for the whole hour! Thank you very much. - Chrissie, parent from Cheltenham
£26 /hr
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