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Adrian A.

Nottingham - Medical Physiology & Therapeutics (Bachelors)

I am an adaptable tutor, mentor and student at the School of Medicine at the University of Nottingham. I have been a tutor for 3 years now, for 11+, SATS, GCSEs and A-Levels, and have experience with home-schooled and SEN students. As a youth ...

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

13 reviews

181 lessons

Adrian A.

Nottingham - Medical Physiology & Therapeutics (Bachelors)

I am an adaptable tutor, mentor and student at the School of Medicine at the University of Nottingham. I have been a tutor for 3 years now, for 11+, SATS, GCSEs and A-Levels, and have experience with home-schooled and SEN students. As a youth ...

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Nicole R.

Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford - BA Music (Bachelors)

Hello! I’m Nic (short for Nicole) and I’m a 2nd year Music student at the University of Oxford. I love academia and, having to write two essays a week for my degree, I can help you with writing yours!As a music student, I love the arts and being c...

£22-£27

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Star 5 / 5

1 reviews

41 lessons

Nicole R.

Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford - BA Music (Bachelors)

Hello! I’m Nic (short for Nicole) and I’m a 2nd year Music student at the University of Oxford. I love academia and, having to write two essays a week for my degree, I can help you with writing yours!As a music student, I love the arts and being c...

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Sullivan R.

Liverpool - History (Bachelors)

Hi, I'm Sully, a university History student with an engaging lesson approach designed to not just help students but keep them interested in what they are learning. Hoping to help students reach the next steps in their school careers as others ...

£22-£27

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Star 5 / 5

2 reviews

85 lessons

Sullivan R.

Liverpool - History (Bachelors)

Hi, I'm Sully, a university History student with an engaging lesson approach designed to not just help students but keep them interested in what they are learning. Hoping to help students reach the next steps in their school careers as others ...

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Nat G.

Birmingham - BA English (Bachelors)

A friendly and passionate English tutor, offering enjoyable and focussed tutoring sessions tailored to helping you succeed in your exams.

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

26 reviews

138 lessons

Nat G.

Birmingham - BA English (Bachelors)

A friendly and passionate English tutor, offering enjoyable and focussed tutoring sessions tailored to helping you succeed in your exams.

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Kathy C.

Manchester - MusB (Bachelors)

🎶 Passionate Music Educator | Expert Tutoring | GCSE, A Level, Theory, Piano, Saxophone 🎶

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

16 reviews

184 lessons

Kathy C.

Manchester - MusB (Bachelors)

🎶 Passionate Music Educator | Expert Tutoring | GCSE, A Level, Theory, Piano, Saxophone 🎶

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Aine S.

University of Oxford - Music (Bachelors)

Hi! I'm Aine, a recent graduate from the University of Oxford. I studied Music there for four great years, and am now making part of my living from choral singing. Music is a big part of my life professionally, but also personally; understandi...

£22-£27

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Aine S.

University of Oxford - Music (Bachelors)

Hi! I'm Aine, a recent graduate from the University of Oxford. I studied Music there for four great years, and am now making part of my living from choral singing. Music is a big part of my life professionally, but also personally; understandi...

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