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Sophie P.
£45 /hr
Cambridge History student with an A* grades at A Level. Specialising in essays, exam technique, and source analysis. Clear, structured support to boost grades.
Excellent teacher and very engaging - Mariska, parent from Sandhurst
£45 /hr
Alexandra L.
£52 /hr
Work through sources, learn about key historical topics and practice your writing skills.
£52 /hr
Annaliese C.
£40 /hr
Inclusive Tutor in Philosophy, Politics, History and Religious across GCSEs, IB, and A-Levels.
Fantastic support, attentive and really helpful. Thank you !! - Isabel, parent from London
£40 /hr
Jessica B.
£26 /hr
I am able to work with all A-Level and GCSE history topics, however my specialities are medicine for GCSE (Grade 9) and Tudors and Germany 1920-1945 A-Level.
£26 /hr
Charlotte C.
£69 /hr
Oxford and Durham Postgraduate with 12 years of tutoring experience, with a special focus on IB Spanish, English and Art, and a track record of boosting grades
Charlotte made a huge difference in my child’s IB ab initio Spanish, helping her go from a 3 to a 6. In addition to teaching the language, she really helped her understand how to approach and prepare for the exams, and my child genuinely enjoyed the... read more - Payal, parent from Monte Estoril
£69 /hr
Lewis W.
£45 /hr
My lessons will strive to make progress in terms of grade improvement but will also strive to make the student feel more confident in their ability.
He's absolutely fantastic he's the goat of English and is super friendly and knowledgeable and helped to raise my grades by a lot so 5 stars for the goat - Henry, student
£45 /hr
Lucia C.
£67 /hr
Top St Andrews' History Graduate, with a love of all things 'History' - ready to take your learning to the next level!
Amazing tutor, helped me get an A* in English Literature at a-level, truly wish you all the best! ! - Ariza, parent from Ilford
£67 /hr
Stephen F.
£56 /hr
GCSE and A-level lessons available. Revision resources include flashcards and timelines.
Stephen is patient and kind and my son really enjoys his lessons, thanks so much! - Ana, parent from Canterbury
£56 /hr
Joshua H.
£60 /hr
PhD historian (Exeter), Yale MA, LSE BSc, qualified secondary school teacher. Online GCSE-Undergraduate History tutoring - exam technique + essay structure.
£60 /hr
Amar B.
£100 /hr
Sources, extracts, concise essays, and key facts are the core of History A Level. Using summaries and essay practice, low marks will soon be history!
My son felt he’d understood more in this first session than he had in the last few weeks! Thank you!! - Kate, parent from Malvern
£100 /hr
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