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Tutor - Alfie D

Alfie D.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£58 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(134)
1724 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(134)

£58 /hr

1724 lessons
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Tutor - Euan W

Euan W.

£30 /hr

Durham University
4.9 / 5(59)
363 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(59)

£30 /hr

363 lessons
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Tutor - Susan O

Susan O.

£40 /hr

University of Lincoln
5 / 5(9)
104 lessons

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

5 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

104 lessons
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Tutor - olivia H

olivia H.

Super tutor

£36 /hr

University of Surrey
5 / 5(24)
512 lessons

I am an approachable, patient and kind person who loves to see students reach that 'lightbulb' moment. I tutor Maths, English and Biology up to GCSE's and Psychology, Law and Sociology at A-level. I am... read more

Olivia has been a fantastic Biology tutor for my daughter. She helped her to achieve the highest grade she possibly could for her paper! The topics my daughter said Olivia really managed to make her have a greater understanding of were... read more - Jade, parent from Basildon

5 / 5(24)

£36 /hr

512 lessons
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Tutor - Iman S

Iman S.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(100)
803 lessons

I studied Law at A-levels and covered English legal system, Criminal law, European Law etc I am also interested in Human Rights and Employment law

Imy is incredible. I'm a second year university student studying economics and needed some extra support in my macroeconomics module, specifically the formulas and models. I contacted Imy for help, she was responsive and setting up the lessons with... read more - James, parent from Bexleyheath

4.9 / 5(100)

£40 /hr

803 lessons
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Tutor - Anand S

Anand S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Nottingham

I have always loved Law, which is why I decided to study it at university, and am currently working on my Dissertation (about International Humanitarian Law)).

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Daniyal H

Daniyal H.

£28 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4.9 / 5(11)
77 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

77 lessons
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Tutor - Rebecca S

Rebecca S.

£30 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(10)
175 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(10)

£30 /hr

175 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Arjan S

Arjan S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
2 lessons

Warwick University student, adaptable in many Humanities fields, with a passion for Philosophy and Politics, very student-led lesson approach

£26 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Rachid O

Rachid O.

£35 /hr

SOAS University of London
4 / 5(1)
19 lessons

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

4 / 5(1)

£35 /hr

19 lessons
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