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Ethan E.
£34 /hr
First Class Law graduate, scholarship-funded Bar student. A*AA at A Level. Patient, clear teaching style honed tutoring my brothers for years."
£34 /hr
Mollie D.
£26 /hr
With 5 years’ experience working within law firms, I offer students a combination of strong academic knowledge and practical, real-world legal experience. I have completed my LLB Law degree (2:1) and LPC LLM... read more
£26 /hr
Ruby H.
£26 /hr
GCSE and A-Level Law tutoring covering legal principles, legislation, case law and scenario-based questions.
£26 /hr
Barbara B.
£50 /hr
I get the pain of confusion and the disappointment that follows or the drive for a higher grade. I have a lot of passion for my subjects and I love sharing it
Great advice and knowledge. Thk u - Angela, parent from Hemel Hempstead
£50 /hr
Kate A.
£39 /hr
Friendly, diligent tutor with a record of students achieving aspirational grades!
We have been using Kate for my son's A Level Law studies almost from start to finish. She has been incredibly supportive throughout and has often gone the extra mile to provide additional help when needed. Thanks to Kate's teaching, my son's grades... read more - Hardeep, parent from Ilford
£39 /hr
Jed G.
£28 /hr
Exeter Law student helping you master legal concepts, structure answers and build confidence.
£28 /hr
Rebecca S.
£30 /hr
I am an experienced A Level Law Tutor, having received an A* at A Level and currently in my final year at the University of Nottingham studying Law.
I have been tutoring with Rebecca for around 6 months and couldn’t be more grateful for all the support. I have grown massively in confidence with A level law and achieving high marks in my exams which is all credit to her teaching and support. Our... read more - Mia, student
£30 /hr
Kristina M.
£34 /hr
I’m Kristina, I’m 22 and a law graduate. I’m extremely passionate about everything I do and have a good understanding of students (including SEND)
best tutor - Joanne, parent from Orpington
£34 /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
Idil C.
£26 /hr
Hi im Idil, I am currently a Law student in the University of Bristol. Law has been my passion from childhood ever since watching How to get away with Murder.
£26 /hr
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