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Tutor - Sophia B

Sophia B.

£52 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(22)
197 lessons

Actuarial trainee, Graduate in Public Policy, enjoy languages (French, Spanish...), with strong skills in Sciences and experience in Music, Arts, Literature etc

Sophia helped tutor our son for 2 months prior to his GCSE in French. She kept him engaged, challenged him and offered more appropriate answers to help further his understand and knowledge of the language! - Kimberley, parent from Horsham

5 / 5(22)

£52 /hr

197 lessons
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Tutor - Georgiana D

Georgiana D.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Manchester

I am a final year student studying biomedical sciences, hoping to enrich as many students with scientific knowledge and ensure they get the best grades they can!

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Isobella J

Isobella J.

New tutor

£50 /hr

Imperial College London
1 lessons
Responds quickly

I am an experienced, qualified tutor. I ensure exam technique is thoroughly understood, as well as the difficult concepts of A Level and GCSE topics.

£50 /hr

1 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Chit Dominic W

Chit Dominic W.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Durham University

I am an undergraduate student currently reading Music at Durham University. Having achieved A*A*AA in my A-Levels (including A* in Music), an ARSM Diploma in Singing, 4 ABRSM Grade 8s in Singing, Organ, Piano... read more

£30 /hr

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Tutor - Teodora S

Teodora S.

£40 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(3)
51 lessons

Hi! My name is Teodora and I’m currently studying Music at the University of Cambridge, where I’m developing both academic and practical skills across performance, theory, and history. I’ve always loved... read more

Teodora has hugely increased my daughter's confidence for her upcoming music GCSE. She went from a 1 in her first mock to a 7 in her second - all after just a few months of working with Teodora. That improvement alone says everything about what... read more - Dianne, parent from Thatcham

5 / 5(3)

£40 /hr

51 lessons
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Tutor - Prishanth R

Prishanth R.

New tutor

£29 /hr

University of Bath
1 lessons

ith over 4 years of tutoring experience and a background working with a private education company, I deliver structured, results-driven math coaching.

£29 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Ashley C

Ashley C.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(2)
626 lessons

Experienced, encouraging tutor with over 5 years of experience teaching Maths at all levels from Primary/11+ to GCSE, SEN experienced

5 / 5(2)

£52 /hr

626 lessons
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Tutor - Sarah C

Sarah C.

£80 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(72)
451 lessons

Friendly music teacher with classroom experience hoping to increase students' confidence in music analysis and theory. PGCE completed 2024.

We found Sarah to help our son with revision in the last few months before his GCSE as his school support was not there. He made amazing progress over five months, transitioning from failing his mocks to feeling confident about a comfortable pass... read more - Louise, parent from London

5 / 5(72)

£80 /hr

451 lessons
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Tutor - Toby W

Toby W.

£26 /hr

University of Southampton
5 / 5(1)
55 lessons

Aspiring composer in-between degrees with an incurable fixation on all things music. I adore music for the simple fact that I can’t comprehend a world without it and the emotions it conveys. I’d help my... read more

Toby is a fantastic tutor - really appreciate his input. Friendly yet very professional in his approach. He is knowledgeable, supportive and responds well to need. Our daughter enjoys her sessions with him and is making good progress in the areas... read more - Georgette, parent from Taunton

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

55 lessons
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Tutor - Anvi O

Anvi O.

New tutor

£39 /hr

Durham University

Passionate about music with an A-level background, offering engaging lessons to build confidence, develop musical understanding, and reach your goals.

£39 /hr

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