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Anna S.

St Anne's College, Oxford - History (Bachelors)

Oxford graduate studying for a UCL masters who loves to teach and learn. I hope to share my passion for History and English and help others achieve their goals!

£47-£49

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Star 4.8 / 5

44 reviews

368 lessons

Anna S.

St Anne's College, Oxford - History (Bachelors)

Oxford graduate studying for a UCL masters who loves to teach and learn. I hope to share my passion for History and English and help others achieve their goals!

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Martha U.

Exeter College, Oxford - Ancient and Modern History (Bachelors)

Friendly Oxford graduate in Ancient and Modern History. Hoping to inspire passion in knowledge and learning in as many students as I can!

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

67 reviews

374 lessons

Martha U.

Exeter College, Oxford - Ancient and Modern History (Bachelors)

Friendly Oxford graduate in Ancient and Modern History. Hoping to inspire passion in knowledge and learning in as many students as I can!

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Emily P.

Durham - Combined Honours in Social Sciences (History and International Relations) (Bachelors)

I am a highly motivated, energetic and welcoming second-year student at Durham University studying History and International Relations. Last year I completed additional maths modules in econometrics and have always had a love for both STEM and the...

£37-£39

/hr

Star 4.9 / 5

30 reviews

179 lessons

Emily P.

Durham - Combined Honours in Social Sciences (History and International Relations) (Bachelors)

I am a highly motivated, energetic and welcoming second-year student at Durham University studying History and International Relations. Last year I completed additional maths modules in econometrics and have always had a love for both STEM and the...

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Gabrielle O.

Warwick - English and History (Bachelors)

Exam season is one of the most nerve-racking periods of your life and it's okay if you feel overwhelmed, confused, and underprepared. I have also been through all that and emerged triumphantly on the other side. I went from receiving Cs at the...

£22-£27

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Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

11 lessons

Gabrielle O.

Warwick - English and History (Bachelors)

Exam season is one of the most nerve-racking periods of your life and it's okay if you feel overwhelmed, confused, and underprepared. I have also been through all that and emerged triumphantly on the other side. I went from receiving Cs at the...

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Lola D.

Birkbeck, University of London - History (Doctorate)

First class Oxford graduate currently studying a History PhD at the University of Birkbeck, hoping to instil a joy for learning to as many students as I can!

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

30 reviews

160 lessons

Lola D.

Birkbeck, University of London - History (Doctorate)

First class Oxford graduate currently studying a History PhD at the University of Birkbeck, hoping to instil a joy for learning to as many students as I can!

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Catherine O.

Cambridge - History (Bachelors)

Hey! I'm Catherine and a Second year Historian at the University of Cambridge.My aim is to use my knowledge to help you achieve your goals!

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

6 reviews

399 lessons

Catherine O.

Cambridge - History (Bachelors)

Hey! I'm Catherine and a Second year Historian at the University of Cambridge.My aim is to use my knowledge to help you achieve your goals!

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