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Mya P.
Leicester - Law with Politics (Bachelors)
Law with Politics LLB graduate and an experienced tutor that gets results - keen to deliver, and encourage positive learning that's best for you :)
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
34 reviews
251 lessons
Mya P.
Leicester - Law with Politics (Bachelors)
Law with Politics LLB graduate and an experienced tutor that gets results - keen to deliver, and encourage positive learning that's best for you :)
Alfie D.
Warwick - LLM Law (Masters)
I hold a Distinction in LLM International Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation Law
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
5 reviews
191 lessons
Alfie D.
Warwick - LLM Law (Masters)
I hold a Distinction in LLM International Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation Law
Shreya B.
York - Law (Bachelors)
Fun, effective learning with a tutor who has sat the same exams as you! I look forward to working with you and help developing your subject knowledge!
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
45 reviews
689 lessons
Shreya B.
York - Law (Bachelors)
Fun, effective learning with a tutor who has sat the same exams as you! I look forward to working with you and help developing your subject knowledge!
Kaavya G.
Kings College London - Comparative literature BA (Bachelors)
Hi! I'm Kaavya and I am currently a first year studying comparative literature at KCL. Though it was challenging, I enjoyed studying English and wish to share my passion and knowledge with my students to help them find studying this subject mo
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
3 reviews
76 lessons
Kaavya G.
Kings College London - Comparative literature BA (Bachelors)
Hi! I'm Kaavya and I am currently a first year studying comparative literature at KCL. Though it was challenging, I enjoyed studying English and wish to share my passion and knowledge with my students to help them find studying this subject mo
Sabyia A.
Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford - Jurisprudence (Bachelors)
Oxford Law Graduate with over 4 years tutoring experience, I focus on helping students develop the techniques to achieve high grades in exams!
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
27 reviews
225 lessons
Sabyia A.
Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford - Jurisprudence (Bachelors)
Oxford Law Graduate with over 4 years tutoring experience, I focus on helping students develop the techniques to achieve high grades in exams!
Charlotte T.
Nottingham - Law LLB (Other)
Hello! I'm charlotte and Im currently completing my masters degree in law whilst training to be a barrister. I teach English GCSE and Law A-level and University
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
10 reviews
845 lessons
Charlotte T.
Nottingham - Law LLB (Other)
Hello! I'm charlotte and Im currently completing my masters degree in law whilst training to be a barrister. I teach English GCSE and Law A-level and University
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