GCSE music tutors that fit your schedule

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Tutor - Lydia C

Lydia C.

£26 /hr

University of St Andrews
5 / 5(14)
301 lessons

Cellist and classical singer who is dedicated and strives to help students achieve their full potential.

Great connection, enthisiasm and working style. Just what we hoped for. - Cheryl, parent from Stevenage

5 / 5(14)

£26 /hr

301 lessons
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Tutor - Caleb M

Caleb M.

£40 /hr

Durham University
64 lessons

Durham University music graduate offering clear, structured lessons that build confidence, creativity, and strong musical understanding.

£40 /hr

64 lessons
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Tutor - Leia W

Leia W.

New tutor

£50 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London

Skilled Philosophy A level, GCSE English, French and Music tutor who can help you achieve your goal grades!

£50 /hr

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Fiona J.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Newcastle University

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Raphael H

Raphael H.

£40 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(65)
411 lessons

Hello! My name is Raphael and I’m a friendly and approachable tutor who’s passionate about helping pupils build confidence and enjoy their learning. I tutor Music, French, History, and Maths, for which I... read more

Superb teacher - patient, highly knowledgable, calm, totally professional yet kind and approachable. We could not have found a better teacher to give our daughter confidence in her GCSE Maths. For us parents, Raphael's after-lesson reports were... read more - Viola, parent from Suffolk

5 / 5(65)

£40 /hr

411 lessons
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Tutor - Michael B

Michael B.

Super tutor

£88 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(73)
723 lessons
Responds quickly

An experienced composer and educator with experience across all major exam boards. I really look forward to helping you achieve your musical goals.

Mike is an exceptional, amazing music tutor. His enthusiasm and teaching skills have significantly helped my daughter Y12 improve her predicted grade from a C to an A* for A level (Edexcel) within a very short period of tutorial lessons. Thank you... read more - Christine, parent from Cheltenham

5 / 5(73)

£88 /hr

723 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Emily M

Emily M.

£40 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(12)
88 lessons

I am a first year Music student, recently completing my A Levels with high grades. I am an experienced tutor, and love to help students achieve top grades!

Emily has been an outstanding tutor. She is well organised and has helped Abbey to excel in her subject. Thank you so much Emily ❤️ - Eleni, parent from Manchester

5 / 5(12)

£40 /hr

88 lessons
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Tutor - Oren V

Oren V.

£52 /hr

University of Southampton
5 / 5(38)
351 lessons

I am a film composer, session guitarist, awarded a distinction in a master's in music composition from the University of Southampton

Very helpful, within the first lesson we have already identified my stronger areas and areas for improvement. We did a good balance of practice questions, and then explaining any errors I made so that in future I can improve. - Helen, parent from London

5 / 5(38)

£52 /hr

351 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 - Teodora S

Teodora S.

£50 /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)

£50 /hr

51 lessons
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