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Gemma H.
£34 /hr
Second Year Law Student at the University of Southampton Tutoring in Three Subject Areas!
£34 /hr
Ethan E.
£30 /hr
First Class Law graduate, scholarship-funded Bar student. A*AA at A Level. Patient, clear teaching style honed tutoring my brothers for years."
£30 /hr
Hana N.
£84 /hr
Hello! My name is Hana, and I began to work as a trainee solicitor advocate after I had graduated with a 2.1 Law LLB degree from Warwick Law School.
Hana is always an excellent Tutor. Nothing less than EXCELLENT. - Anthony, parent from London
£84 /hr
Lillie A.
£30 /hr
Friendly and approachable law tutor with 3 years’ experience. I create a warm, relaxed environment where students feel confident to ask questions.
Thank you Lillie for the support within the last year. I began tuition at a grade D and have left college with an A which I never expected. Lillie helped me feel relieved and confident post each exam. Highly recommend :) - Scarlett, student
£30 /hr
Lottie W.
£69 /hr
All GCSE (9–1), A Level and university Law support from a Law graduate and legal professional, simplifying complex topics and refining high level PQs.
Absolutely amazing tutor! Brought my grade from D/E to a B which is unbelievable as well as being so lovely, welcoming and tailoring lessons to my needs! - Georgina, student
£69 /hr
Ahdeya A.
£26 /hr
Welcome to my profile, I'm Ahdeya, a second-year Law student @ Durham University. My teaching style is straightforward and results-driven, focusing exactly on what is needed to ace the exams. I incorporate... read more
£26 /hr
Georgia P.
£52 /hr
hii im Georgia, im currently a final year law student at the university of Liverpool and in the future hoping to become a barrister in the human rights field. i believe the experience of the past 5 years of... read more
Law school is easy with your help. You are such a good teacher and mentor. Hope to see you in September. - Nurdan, student
£52 /hr
Marta D.
£34 /hr
I am willing to help my tutee understand their learning skill whether that is auditory, visual etc and play to their strengths. I enjoy maths as it is very black and white and you are either right or wrong... read more
£34 /hr
Martine W.
£40 /hr
Hi I'm Martine and I am a Law Graduate from the University of Birmingham. I've been a tutor for 3 years, and have helped students achieve A grades!
Martine helped my son so much with his A levels and getting prepared for them. He is much more confident when answering exam questions. - Jaron, parent from Hitchin
£40 /hr
Harriet T.
£26 /hr
I am a tutor for Ancient History, Classics (AS Level), English, and Law, here to assist to work towards less exam stress and push for those desired grades!
£26 /hr
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