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Jessica S.
£67 /hr
Specialist English Literature, Language & Creative Writing Tutor | MA Distinction | 2000+ Lessons | Faber Academy Scholar
Great service thank you - Phil, parent from Colchester
£67 /hr
Owen W.
£68 /hr
Cambridge graduate of languages, literature, and history. Professional tutor and education consultant supporting with A-Levels, University Applications and more
£68 /hr
Abel J.
£40 /hr
Hi, I’m Abel, I'm an Applied Medical science student at Swansea! I love making learning easier with tailored revision techniques to suit different styles!
Abel has been an exceptional tutor to my son who was struggling with GCSE physics. He is a patient tutor who connected very well with my son by explaining things clearly enabling him to enjoy the subject in a short space of time leading to him... read more - Cordelia, parent from London
£40 /hr
Holly B.
£52 /hr
350+ hours’ tutoring experience, Cambridge University student. 9 grade 9s and 3 A*s. Friendly, tailored lessons across GCSE, A Level, 11+, 13+ & entrance exams.
£52 /hr
Elizabeth W.
£32 /hr
Friendly and enthusiastic tutor who makes languages and other subjects fun and easy to understand. I’ll help you build confidence and achieve your goals!
£32 /hr
Harry M.
£52 /hr
Hi! My name is Harry and I am a final year French and Spanish student at the University of Cambridge, specialising in literature!
Great and helpful tutor - Danielle, student
£52 /hr
Martha N.
£55 /hr
Hello! My name is Martha, I am currently studying French Studies with International Relations at the University of London institute in Paris. I love to learn about literature and languages, and finding... read more
Super tutor always available with my two children. They love studying with her. - Francesca, parent from MERSCH
£55 /hr
Annabelle B.
£40 /hr
An enthusiastic, patient and friendly linguist, I thoroughly enjoy helping my students achieve their goals whilst growing in confidence!
I booked Annabelle because of all the glowing reviews and she is exactly as described in the reviews. Annabelle is warm and friendly and my Year 9 daughter got on with her very well. She is very responsive and organised. She sets out clearly what... read more - Cynthia, parent from London
£40 /hr
Julia N.
£34 /hr
Oxford University student helping you build confidence, boost grades and master exam technique!
Julia is an excellent English tutor for my daughter. After each class she provides a detailed report and feedback. My daughter thoroughly enjoys her lessons with Julia and I truly appreciate her teaching. - Joey, parent from Shanghai
£34 /hr
emile S.
£30 /hr
MLAT tutor supporting Oxford and Cambridge applicants with aptitude skills, patterns, and timed practice.
£30 /hr
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