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Eleanor S.
£26 /hr
I teach eduquas Media for both GCSE and A-level. I also am confident in teaching English Literature GCSE.
£26 /hr
Tommaso G.
£30 /hr
I take the time to understand each student’s needs and adapt my teaching style accordingly whilst keeping the lesson engaging and fun. :)
£30 /hr
Cody G.
£26 /hr
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
Finnley D.
£34 /hr
For Media Studies, I focus on core concepts and theories to develop stronger understanding and critical analysis in students responses.
Lessons are well structured to help understand content and exam technique quickly. Finn's communication and explanations are always clear and easy to understand for students. Would highly recommend - Aaliyaan, student
£34 /hr
Maira A.
£26 /hr
Hardworking and diligent, with a motivated attitude and strong commitment to learning, developing my skills and achieving my goals.
£26 /hr
Olivia P.
£26 /hr
I’m friendly, accessible and adaptable. I focus on English language, classics and media studies. I can help you achieve you goals!
£26 /hr
Elliott W.
£33 /hr
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
£33 /hr
Emma W.
£29 /hr
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
Olivia H.
£26 /hr
Updating soon due to busy schedule. Please remain patient while I upload this as I am busy with university at the moment.
£26 /hr
Amelia M.
£40 /hr
Hi, I'm Amelia and I'm an enthusiastic and broadly knowledged tutor. I have a joint bachelors degree in Edication and Psychology and have qualifications in STEM
Amelia has been an excellent tutor to get my daughter the required grades in her worst two subjects, Science and Maths. Amelia is very reliable, organised and an excellent teacher. - Marie, parent from Cardiff
£40 /hr
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