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Edward C.
£26 /hr
Hi! I’m Ed and I'm a second-year Maths student at University, with a real passion for Maths. I’ve always loved helping others understand the logic and patterns behind it, and I believe everyone can do well... read more
£26 /hr
Caleb M.
£35 /hr
Supportive Music tutor helping students develop theory, analysis, composition and exam confidence.
£35 /hr
Harry D.
£26 /hr
Hi, I’m Harry. What makes my approach stand out is a unique blend of top-tier academic rigour and a first-hand understanding of how to break down barriers to learning. Having progressed from a local state... read more
£26 /hr
Grace W.
£30 /hr
Hi! My name is Grace, and I recently graduated in studying Music at Bristol University, where I got a First Class Honours degree. I am passionate about teaching, especially English, History, and Music, all if... read more
£30 /hr
Chit Dominic W.
£30 /hr
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
Melissa M.
£40 /hr
I am currently in my third year of studies at the University of St Andrews, studying English and film with experience in Music. As a current student, I understand the importance of managing study time that... read more
£40 /hr
Isabella I.
£34 /hr
I am a Philosophy and Music undergraduate with a passion for science; I have achieved straight A's in Music, Biology and Chemistry at A Level.
I've been a student with Isabella for almost the entirety of my time in 6th form and can honestly say I would not be where I am now without all of the time and effort she has put into helping me with both A level Biology and Chemistry. Before I... read more - Rosa, student
£34 /hr
Sophia J.
£34 /hr
Hi! I'm Sophia, a friendly Politics & French student at the University of Manchester. I'm very excited to get to know you and help you reach your potential!
Sophia has been tutoring my daughter in preparation for her A level Music. Sophia made a big impression from the outset as she is enthusiasic with lots of personality! My daughter finds Sophia's lessons well strutured and engaging. She finds... read more - Marion, parent from London
£34 /hr
Owen W.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Owen, a History and Politics tutor. I'm more than prepared to tutor GCSE and A-Level AQA History and Edexcel Politics, with an A* and A in those subjects respectively. I am currently studying History... read more
£26 /hr
Beck E.
£30 /hr
I am a Maths and Physics lover, but persuing a career in Music Technology. Message me with any questions!
£30 /hr
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