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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
Tripti S.
£37 /hr
Hello, my name is Tripti and I study Law at the University of Birmingham. I've always had a passion for essay-based subjects & want to help prospective students
Tripti supported my daughter Kimryn through her GCSE Year 11 English Language and English Literature. From the very beginning, the lessons were well-structured, engaging, and tailored to Kimryn’s needs. Tripti quickly identified her weaker areas... read more - Gurpal, parent from Bexleyheath
£37 /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
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
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
Josh G.
£55 /hr
First-class law graduate with extensive experience tutoring law from A-Level to university. Former subject coach, skilled in simplifying complex legal concepts.
Josh is very helpful and knowledgeable. He is especially proficient at essay structures and plans and has helped improve grades from Ds to Bs in just a few months! - Emily, parent from Reading
£55 /hr
Leah P.
£26 /hr
Hello! My name is Leah and I am a final year Law Student at Newcastle University. I love my degree because it allows me to think outside of the box and challenge my brain. I love learning and also have strong... read more
£26 /hr
Yumi M.
£40 /hr
I am a first year Law student at Cambridge University with a passion for law and essay writing. I achieved 4 A* in English Literature, History, Law, and Business at A level, alongside an LNAT score that was 9... read more
Literally the best tutor ever. Explains things so clearly 💛 - Abigail, parent from Derby
£40 /hr
Rachid O.
£35 /hr
Law tutoring focused on exam technique, clear application and simple strategies to remember key cases, principles and content with confidence.
great lesson learned alot - Oluwakemi, parent from Chatham
£35 /hr
Sabrik D.
£52 /hr
First-Class Law graduate with 6+ years' experience helping students excel in Maths, English, Law, Psychology, and Spanish
Sabrik is amazing with our son. She breaks everything down in ways that he can understand and helps him learn at his own pace. She is friendly and makes him feel at ease in a subject he didn’t used to feel confident in. Thank you - Kirstie, parent from thorrington
£52 /hr
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