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Tutor - Alastair F

Alastair F.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(571)
3769 lessons
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Hello! I am Alastair, a recent Medieval History PhD graduate. I hope to provide a fun, student-led tutorial environment to share the passion for my subject.

For me Alison was amazing. I think the best characteristic that he holds is his passion for the subject, which is most definitely infectious. Having sessions with someone that cares so much about history, I found really helpful to remember facts and... read more - Helena, parent from Berkhamsted

5 / 5(571)

£52 /hr

3769 lessons
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Tutor - Xing Yu Y

Xing Yu Y.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cambridge

Hello! I'm a Cambridge maths student, and have been in maths teaching and outreach for 4+ years, and I am keen to help with GCSE and A-level maths!

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Charin S

Charin S.

New tutor

£38 /hr

University of Cambridge

I'm Charin and I study Medicine at the University of Cambridge. I love medicine, because I enjoy any scientific endeavour, and being able to talk to people and hopefully help make their lives better is a huge... read more

£38 /hr

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Tutor - Tharzana T

Tharzana T.

£80 /hr

University of Plymouth
4.9 / 5(11)
407 lessons

I have been tutoring private and school GCSE Maths lessons on this platform for 3 years, working with several students helping them boost their grades.

Parents' Feedback: We are incredibly grateful for the support and dedication shown by our GCSE Maths tutor. Tharzana worked extremely hard to help my daughter build her confidence and understanding of the subject, providing excellent learning... read more - Rachel, parent from London

4.9 / 5(11)

£80 /hr

407 lessons
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Tutor - Phoebe L

Phoebe L.

New tutor

£30 /hr

University of Cambridge

I hope to teach students how to trust their intuition when reading, and how to see the value in their own ideas.

£30 /hr

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Tutor - Sabyia A

Sabyia A.

£70 /hr

Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford
5 / 5(36)
477 lessons
Responds quickly

Oxford Law Graduate with over 4 years tutoring experience, I focus on helping students develop the techniques to achieve high grades in exams!

Sabiya is an exceptional tutor! Knowledgeable, thorough, and well-prepared. Every lesson felt structured and purposeful, with clear materials that made concepts easy to follow. I left each session feeling genuinely more confident and equipped. Her... read more - Chunyan, parent from Oslo

5 / 5(36)

£70 /hr

477 lessons
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Tutor - Noah S

Noah S.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(231)
2711 lessons

Masters graduate with excellent results for students. I am an enthusiastic and patient tutor, committed to finding the best way to help you to learn and excel.

Noah was a fantastic tutor to my son before his GCSEs, supporting him with his English revision. I contacted Noah quite late in the year, so he only had a short while to work with him. Noah was very skilled at helping my son to target areas of... read more - Cally, parent from London

5 / 5(231)

£40 /hr

2711 lessons
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Tutor - Aisha O

Aisha O.

£38 /hr

University of Cambridge
4.3 / 5(6)
367 lessons

Hi, I’m Aisha, studying at Cambridge. I specialise in essay-based subjects and use proven techniques to boost grades and build exam confidence.

Aisha is an amazing tutor! She helped me get an A* at a level and provided excellent support in essay writing throughout my studies. - Denia, student

4.3 / 5(6)

£38 /hr

367 lessons
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Tutor - Raphael H

Raphael H.

£40 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(66)
413 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(66)

£40 /hr

413 lessons
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Tutor - Ella T

Ella T.

£40 /hr

University of Oxford
5 / 5(15)
142 lessons

Ella: Oxford DPhil sociologist, 7 years studying it, top marks throughout. 3 years tutoring, 300+ hours, AQA/Edexcel. Sociology & Economics.

My daughter enjoys her A level lessons with Ella, she has improved enormously and feels much more confident about the subject and her abilities. - Lisa, parent from London

5 / 5(15)

£40 /hr

142 lessons
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