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Tutor - Ellie S

Ellie S.

£40 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(5)
156 lessons

Energetic first-year student enthusiastic about helping others achieve fantastic grades. Hoping to inspire both GCSE and A-level students.

Ellie has been a fantastic tutor and a wonderful source of support throughout the learning journey. Her enthusiasm, patience, and ability to make challenging topics easier to understand have helped build both knowledge and confidence. She creates... read more - Mel, parent from Cheadle

5 / 5(5)

£40 /hr

156 lessons
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Cody G.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Leeds

I'm Cody, and I have a huge passion for economics within politics, particularly surrounding inequality. I am currently a university student at Leeds studying BA Politics and want to share my knowledge with... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Lucy L

Lucy L.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£69 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(145)
642 lessons
Responds quickly

I’m a qualified teacher offering bespoke sessions that my students can actually enjoy whilst they maximize their potential.

Right, where do I start. I joined Lucy's lessons having a very lacklustre foundation for my upcoming History A-Level exams that were months away, without any support from the schooling system. Lucy not only planned the lessons so that I would be... read more - Lawand, parent from London

5 / 5(145)

£69 /hr

642 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Anais C

Anais C.

Supports SEN
New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cumbria

Hi, I'm Anais! I'm currently completing a Degree Apprenticeship in Project Controls, combining university study with real industry experience. Alongside this, I have a real passion for IT, Computer Science... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Sofia A

Sofia A.

£34 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(23)
189 lessons

Hi! My name is Sofia. I’m an English student at Royal Holloway, who loves to read and write!

Very helpful - Reeshma, parent from Leicester

5 / 5(23)

£34 /hr

189 lessons
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Tutor - Emily M

Emily M.

£40 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(12)
88 lessons

I am a first year Music student, recently completing my A Levels with high grades. I am an experienced tutor, and love to help students achieve top grades!

Emily has been an outstanding tutor. She is well organised and has helped Abbey to excel in her subject. Thank you so much Emily ❤️ - Eleni, parent from Manchester

5 / 5(12)

£40 /hr

88 lessons
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Tutor - Jack A

Jack A.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Brighton

Hi, I'm Jack. I am studying Product Design in my first year. After tutoring my SEND brother for a year, I have learned how to summarise topics and explain methods to students in ways they can understand.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Elliott W

Elliott W.

£33 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(4)
84 lessons

Oxford MSt Film Aesthetics student and First-Class Film Studies graduate from King’s College London, with experience tutoring English and Film Studies

Elliott is an amazing tutor, inspiring, thorough and extremely knowledgeable. He helped my daughter work towards her Film Studies A Level exams, transforming her essay writing in a few weeks and covering content in a way that was accessible and... read more - Amanthi, parent from La Taha

5 / 5(4)

£33 /hr

84 lessons
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Tutor - Poppy B

Poppy B.

£30 /hr

University of Greenwich
5 / 5(3)
157 lessons

A passionate English undergraduate student who aims to deliver a personal and creative approach to learning that is tailored to pupils' needs.

So far our experience with Poppy has been great. Our daughter typically finishes a lesson with a smile and she thinks Poppy is very engaging and explains issues very well. I am also grateful for Poppy's detailed feedback. Thank you for your help... read more - Romina, parent from Towcester

5 / 5(3)

£30 /hr

157 lessons
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Tutor - Emma W

Emma W.

New tutor

£29 /hr

University of Roehampton

Hi! I'm Emma, and I'm currently studying Primary Education with QTS at university, with the goal of becoming a primary school teacher after I graduate. I'm a friendly, patient and approachable person who loves... read more

£29 /hr

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