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Kolawole (Tony) O.
£52 /hr
I'm an enthusiastic tutor currently studying Dentistry, being fresh out of A-levels I have seen and experienced how exam boards like to test students.
Very helpful in pushing my brother up to the next grade! - Nomin, parent from London
£52 /hr
Natan C.
£69 /hr
Energetic, positive and passionate KCL Psychology Graduate who loves to dance, meet new people and provide an academic support. Active intern at Home-Start.
Natan tutored my daughter through her Sociology A Level retake which previously she had done online with little outside help as we live in Sri Lanka. His... read more - Ben, parent from Habaraduwa
£69 /hr
Hamish R.
£105 /hr
Experienced tutor who tailors classes for each pupil. Confidence building through patient and caring teaching.
Hamish has been an exceptional tutor for my son throughout his A-Level History course. His expertise and structured approach were instrumental in helping... read more - Hems, parent from Northolt
£105 /hr
Helmy I.
£45 /hr
LSE Maths & Economics graduate teaching GCSE/A-Level Maths and A-Level Economics with a clear, supportive, and exam-focused approach.
£45 /hr
Naveena K.
£58 /hr
Supportive tutor for personal statements. I help students craft strong, reflective applications that stand out while staying authentic.
Naveena has been exceptional in supporting my daughter to achieve a Grade 9 in GCSE Biology. Her teaching has significantly improved my daughter's... read more - Sri, parent from Leicester
£58 /hr
Charlotte S.
£69 /hr
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
£69 /hr
Amy B.
£84 /hr
I'm a fully qualified English teacher with strong experience of teaching GCSE & A level. I studied at the University of Bristol and recently completed a Masters
Amy has been the most incredible tutor for our son Jake. We have had the privilege of having her support since Christmas last year in the run up to... read more - Julie, parent from Sarratt
£84 /hr
Jodie M.
£26 /hr
I'm an aspiring teacher, who is excessively passionate about all things biology, and dedicated to helping pupils to do the very best they can.
£26 /hr
Emily S.
£52 /hr
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... read more - Ivana, parent from London
£52 /hr
Sana H.
£69 /hr
Studying smarter + My support - Late-night stress = Results you'll be proud of 😊
When I started my GCSEs, I was at a predicted 3 in maths because I couldn't properly grasp the concepts and felt that I needed to have them explained in... read more - Katy, student
£69 /hr
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