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Tutor - Saumya V

Saumya V.

£26 /hr

Loughborough University
5 / 5(10)
134 lessons

Mechanical Engineering student helping students build confidence and excel in Maths & Physics through tailored, exam-focused tutoring

Great teacher, he is very patient and explains very well! - Ting, parent from Shinfield/Reading

5 / 5(10)

£26 /hr

134 lessons
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Tutor - Kavita A

Kavita A.

Super tutor

£58 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(81)
1956 lessons

Accepted into all 5 of my University options - all which were Russel group universities. Also secured an interview at Cambridge University.

Kavita was amazing with my daughter. She was on a C when starting and her grades jumped from C to B to A in school tests. She is sitting exams this year and is feeling very confident. She was awarded most improved student in psychology in school... read more - Qamar, parent from Halifax

5 / 5(81)

£58 /hr

1956 lessons
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Tutor - Charlotte S

Charlotte S.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(572)
3300 lessons

I'm a very enthusiastic linguist, and have just finished my PhD in French and Italian at Durham University.

Teaches very well and precisely - Aseet, parent from Stanmore

5 / 5(572)

£69 /hr

3300 lessons
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Tutor - Lily K

Lily K.

New tutor

£35 /hr

University College London (UCL)

Hi! I'm a BA Comparative Literature student and i've loved English Literature for as long as I can remember. I achieved an A* at A-Level, and it remains my favourite subject because it taught me to read... read more

£35 /hr

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Tutor - Amy P

Amy P.

£60 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(24)
338 lessons

Cambridge (MPhil, Neuroscience) graduate and soon-to-be Warwick PhD (Engineering) student with over 5 years of tutoring experience.

I would give 6 stars if I could! Amy is an incredibly patient, kind, and supportive tutor who has helped improve both my Biology grade and my confidence in the subject. She provides lots of extra work outside of sessions and tailors every lesson to... read more - Sophie, student

5 / 5(24)

£60 /hr

338 lessons
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Tutor - James C

James C.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(32)
605 lessons

Fully prepared, structured lessons tailored to you - with clear explanations, exam-style practice, and a tutor who's always happy to answer any question.

Very patient and explains things in detail. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 - Tracy, parent from Parnell

5 / 5(32)

£50 /hr

605 lessons
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Tutor - Nathan M

Nathan M.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(268)
2667 lessons

York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!

THE best English tutor I've had. I've always struggled with English and have been intimidated by the idea of it. And I've failed multiple times prior to meeting Nathan. Ever since I've started working with Nathan, my English skills have taken a... read more - Eman, parent from Coventry

5 / 5(268)

£40 /hr

2667 lessons
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Tutor - Shana K

Shana K.

£40 /hr

University College London (UCL)
4.9 / 5(12)
157 lessons

Experienced UCL tutor helping students master exam technique, build confidence and achieve top grades!

She was really thoughtful regarding how she approached teaching our daughter and would thoroughly recommend - Fiona, parent from Morley

4.9 / 5(12)

£40 /hr

157 lessons
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Tutor - Lucas B

Lucas B.

New tutor

£27 /hr

Cardiff University
2 lessons

First Class Cardiff Psychology Graduate & BPS Prize Winner | Patient, Experienced Teaching Assistant & Tutor

£27 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Emily S

Emily S.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(44)
738 lessons

Personal statements are the perfect opportunity to showcase your personality and interests, giving a glimpse into why you're the perfect candidate.

I had a great experience with Emily. I decided to apply to UCAS last minute (gap year) and we managed to create a personal statement from scratch within less than a week! Thanks to her I got offers from UCL, King's, The Courtauld Institute of Art... read more - Ivana, parent from London

5 / 5(44)

£52 /hr

738 lessons
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