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Persephone A.
York - Law (Bachelors)
Engaging and knowledgable tutor, helping your child achieve their full potential.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
103 reviews
663 lessons
Persephone A.
York - Law (Bachelors)
Engaging and knowledgable tutor, helping your child achieve their full potential.
Noah S.
Durham - Theology (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Noah, a Masters Student, and I'm an enthusiastic and patient tutor who loves teaching. I'm committed to finding the best way to help you to learn
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
65 reviews
603 lessons
Noah S.
Durham - Theology (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Noah, a Masters Student, and I'm an enthusiastic and patient tutor who loves teaching. I'm committed to finding the best way to help you to learn
Haniell L.
Kings College London - Musicology (Masters)
What are you curious about? Let's start there. Friendly GCSE & A-level sessions tailored to you.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
123 reviews
722 lessons
Haniell L.
Kings College London - Musicology (Masters)
What are you curious about? Let's start there. Friendly GCSE & A-level sessions tailored to you.
Elias V.
Edinburgh - Music (Bachelors)
Hi!I'm a final-year undergraduate student at the University of Edinburgh. I play the saxophone and write music using my computer! I'm interested in all things musical and computer science! Originaly from Cyprus, I moved to Scotland to star...
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
1 reviews
16 lessons
Elias V.
Edinburgh - Music (Bachelors)
Hi!I'm a final-year undergraduate student at the University of Edinburgh. I play the saxophone and write music using my computer! I'm interested in all things musical and computer science! Originaly from Cyprus, I moved to Scotland to star...
Micah P.
Cambridge - PhD in Music (Doctorate)
Current PhD student at the University of Cambridge. Especially passionate about Music, English Literature/Language, History, and Mentoring
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
187 lessons
Micah P.
Cambridge - PhD in Music (Doctorate)
Current PhD student at the University of Cambridge. Especially passionate about Music, English Literature/Language, History, and Mentoring
Connie S.
Huddersfield - Psychology (Bachelors)
I study Psychology at Huddersfield and will be going into my second year. I experience exam anxiety so my main focus is building confidence in my students.
£49-£51
/hr
4.8 / 5
24 reviews
306 lessons
Connie S.
Huddersfield - Psychology (Bachelors)
I study Psychology at Huddersfield and will be going into my second year. I experience exam anxiety so my main focus is building confidence in my students.
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