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Maria V.
£60 /hr
Stuck on that pesky essay question? Need help to boost your confidence in your subject? Message me :)
Maria has been a great help with approach exam questions, understanding/explaining the topic and just overall support. It was a beat decision choosing her to be my tutor. It was exactly what I needed. No notes of improvement. - Cathy, parent from Southampton
£60 /hr
Jed G.
£28 /hr
Exeter Law student helping you master legal concepts, structure answers and build confidence.
£28 /hr
Rachel O.
£30 /hr
Supportive and approachable tutor in English, Psychology and Law. LLB graduate specialising in personalised lessons, essay writing, exam technique, confidence.
She was absolutely awesome - Jodi, parent from Leamington spa
£30 /hr
Sean F.
£67 /hr
First class History graduate from the University of Birmingham. Currently pursuing a Trainee Lawyer role at a top 100 law firm.
Well planned lessons, very attentive. Really good, can't fault him. - Charlie, student
£67 /hr
Susan O.
£40 /hr
An aspiring lawyer and knowledgeable mathematician. I want to help students realise their potential for excellence in maths. With open minded tutoring sessions, they would become more confident in their... read more
Susan has been brilliant in providing some last minute maths tutoring for my daughter. We realised that some intensive maths sessions would be beneficial in the lead up to GCSE maths papers over the past few weeks. Susan was a great help in... read more - Jon, parent from Lee-on-the-Solent
£40 /hr
Jessica S.
£26 /hr
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
Kate C.
£67 /hr
I studied law for three years and want to use my degree level knowledge to help GCSE and A-level students.
Results speak for themselves ! A’level results are in and my son got an A* in Business. No doubt Kate’s guidance, teaching and looking at exam technique played a part in taking him from a grade B to A*. Can’t recommend Kate enough. Thank you Kate... read more - Deborah, parent from Harrogate
£67 /hr
Erin L.
£40 /hr
Law is a subject I have such a profound interest in, choosing to take my knowledge further by studying it at degree level, aspiring to become a solicitor.
10/10 as always - Simon, parent from Hove
£40 /hr
Aaron D.
£26 /hr
I achieved an A* in A Level Law and I have a profound interest in the subject. I hope I can get my students the grades they require through the revision I used
£26 /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)
the lesson was great - Carol, parent from Chelmsford
£34 /hr
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