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Tutor - Alexandra S

Alexandra S.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of Aberdeen
4.9 / 5(77)
859 lessons

A dedicated Law graduate keen to aid students achieve the best of their abilities.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. Tutoring me in law, she is so kind, asks plenty of questions to check my knowledge, explains things in depth, repeats information and explains in a different way if i am unable to understand. Genuinely the best TEACHER i have... read more - Seth, student

4.9 / 5(77)

£40 /hr

859 lessons
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Tutor - Kimya K

Kimya K.

£34 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(42)
322 lessons

Hi there! I'm Kimya and I'm currently in my second year of medical school. I love teaching so feel free to reach out if you need a tutor!

Kimya is an amazing tutor, she is very supportive and makes lessons comfortable and fun. I was able to improve my UCAT score drastically after just 4 sessions! Thank you so much for all your help Kimya! - Peter, parent from London

5 / 5(42)

£34 /hr

322 lessons
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Tutor - Veniamin T

Veniamin T.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£50 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(481)
4051 lessons

An aspiring mathematician and scientist, gradutated Masters of Pharmacy with Hounours hoping to instil a love for the subjects in as many student as I can.

We’ve been absolutely delighted with our son’s maths tutoring. From the very beginning, the sessions have been confidence-inspiring and delivered with a calm, patient approach that immediately put him at ease. What stands out most is the tutor’s... read more - Ian, parent from Cambridge

5 / 5(481)

£50 /hr

4051 lessons
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Tutor - Kiran R

Kiran R.

£30 /hr

Nottingham Trent University
4.9 / 5(21)
367 lessons

Personal statement tuition focuses on improvements and answering the questions in the way to best suit your style and goals, especially in sciences!

Kiran was so dedicated when helping me with the UCAT. she taught me various techniques that i didnt realise would benefit me as much as it did. Big thanks to her, she was on time to each lesson, taught in an understandable way , and explained... read more - Anthonia, student

4.9 / 5(21)

£30 /hr

367 lessons
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Tutor - Cheryl K

Cheryl K.

£35 /hr

University of East Anglia
5 / 5(6)
190 lessons

Adaptable, engaging, approachable. I am here to make a difference to your learning and help you achieve your goals.

First lesson in, and I feel more confident than ever revising a part of my A-level I was afraid of for my history A-level. Cheryl has helped me navigate through sub-topics in under 50 mins, which has led me to easily go over them by myself in my... read more - Shafia, parent from London

5 / 5(6)

£35 /hr

190 lessons
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Tutor - Sam H

Sam H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£119 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(64)
709 lessons

Qualified Teacher of English & Drama, MyTutor Super Tutor, MA Degree with Distinction in Education Leadership and First Class BA Degree in English

We are incredibly grateful to Sam for all the support, patience and encouragement he has given our son with his English GCSE. Our son is autistic and has been trying to pass his English GCSE for some time. English has been a real challenge for... read more - Agnieszka, parent from Kettering

5 / 5(64)

£119 /hr

709 lessons
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Tutor - Alfie D

Alfie D.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£58 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(132)
1682 lessons

Alfie teaches Law at A Level, LLB and LLM level. He also teaches GCSE English Language and Literature.

Helped me go from a D in my mocks to an A* in my actual a levels in law, really recommend! - Aila, student

5 / 5(132)

£58 /hr

1682 lessons
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Tutor - Nathan M

Nathan M.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(267)
2638 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(267)

£40 /hr

2638 lessons
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Tutor - Alfie H

Alfie H.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Nottingham

A friendly, patient and dedicated tutor who makes learning enjoyable, builds confidence and helps students achieve their full potential.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Ibrahim O

Ibrahim O.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Northumbria University

First-Class graduate and experienced GCSE English tutor. Friendly, engaging and passionate about helping students build confidence and achieve their goals!

£30 /hr

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