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Tutor - Olawande D

Olawande D.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£42 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(92)
1079 lessons

I am pro mark scheme. Delighted to help you allow the examiners to give you the marks that you deserve!

Olawande was an excellent tutor for my son, she carefully assessed his abilities and introduced themes and topics to assist him with his English GCSE. Olawande kept him engaged throughout providing additional material and advice to support his... read more - Fiona, parent from Dunkeld

5 / 5(92)

£42 /hr

1079 lessons
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Tutor - Emily H

Emily H.

£43 /hr

Cardiff University
5 / 5(5)
53 lessons

focus- criminal, tort, contract, theory of law, making of the law (also focused on essay structure to ensure top grades)

She was absolutely incredible! I felt so comfortable with her and we clicked instantly. She put in so much of her own time consistently to help me; like doing extra research and she adjusted her lesson plans to fit what I wanted to work on. She was... read more - Mia, parent from Ashford

5 / 5(5)

£43 /hr

53 lessons
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Tutor - Lillie A

Lillie A.

£30 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(20)
245 lessons

Friendly and approachable law tutor with 3 years’ experience. I create a warm, relaxed environment where students feel confident to ask questions.

Lillie has been wonderful and really helped my daughter understand some of the areas she struggled with in law, this helped her achieve a grade A in A level law. Thank you Lillie! - Jane, parent from Crewe

5 / 5(20)

£30 /hr

245 lessons
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Tutor - Lukas W

Lukas W.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(61)
690 lessons

An approachable, friendly individual who isn't afraid to put in 110% effort when needed.

My son needed a Business & Psychology tutor & Lukas was able to do both subjects. He’s very flexible, engages with son making sure he understands any concepts before moving on. Lukas will also focus on any areas he thinks needs looking at & it’s... read more - Donna, parent from Coventry

5 / 5(61)

£26 /hr

690 lessons
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Tutor - Jessica S

Jessica S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Durham University

Hi there, I'm Jess :) I am a BSc Psychology student at Durham university. Having previously been a tutee myself, I understand the individualised , empathetic approach needed for learning to progress. My... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Euan W

Euan W.

£30 /hr

Durham University
4.9 / 5(58)
356 lessons

I can tutor and mark essays at GCSE, A-level, Undergraduate and Postgraduate level. Main focus on international, criminal, civil and public law.

I have used Euan to help me practise for a University Interview. He has been very helpful and informative, giving me complex questions that they might ask and showing me a technique to approach them. - Neelam, parent from Staines-upon-Thames

4.9 / 5(58)

£30 /hr

356 lessons
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Tutor - Mus’ab N

Mus’ab N.

£26 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(3)
135 lessons

Current Law undergraduate student who is passionate to help students strive and reach their true potential.

5 / 5(3)

£26 /hr

135 lessons
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Tutor - Jacob E

Jacob E.

£35 /hr

University College London (UCL)
4.9 / 5(28)
158 lessons

I have just completed my law (LLB) and I'm have begun my LLM. I tutor in Politics and Law. I achieved A* (law and politics) and A (geography) at A Level.

Jacob helped me with A Level Law for around 3 months, I found the tutoring really helpful, Jacob went through exam structure, content and always made the time to go through any answers I got wrong or didn’t understand. I would definitely recommend... read more - Maia, student

4.9 / 5(28)

£35 /hr

158 lessons
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Tutor - Daniyal H

Daniyal H.

£28 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4.9 / 5(11)
76 lessons

I know that law is content heavy but I can help you simplify it and develop skills to write top mark essays and learn concepts

Daniyal was great ! He helped my son get two 5s in GSCE, when predicted 4s. My son is really happy with the result, and is off to do Maths etc etc A levels. Daniyal made the sessions interesting, structural and useful. He was always on time and... read more - Chloe, parent from Brighton

4.9 / 5(11)

£28 /hr

76 lessons
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Tutor - Alfie D

Alfie D.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£58 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(133)
1698 lessons

Alfie teaches Law at A Level, LLB and LLM level. He also teaches GCSE English Language and Literature.

Helped me go from a D in my mocks to an A* in my actual a levels in law, really recommend! - Aila, student

5 / 5(133)

£58 /hr

1698 lessons
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