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Tutor - Naomi W

Naomi W.

£37 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(2)
49 lessons

Passionate medical student helping students get the grades they're striving towards and assisting with prospective medical students' journeys to medical school!

5 / 5(2)

£37 /hr

49 lessons
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Tutor - Izzy R

Izzy R.

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(2)
14 lessons

I'm a passionate student with a love for the humanities. As a tutor, I pride myself on my patience, creativity, and flexibility. No matter your learning style, I'm able to adapt our lessons to suit your needs.

5 / 5(2)

£26 /hr

14 lessons
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Tutor - Amandine B

Amandine B.

£26 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(13)
106 lessons

Hi I'm Amandine a Second year Biological Sciences at Durham University. I love the breadth that maths and science and understanding how we fit into the world!

Amandine has been a brilliant tutor for Maths GCSE. She has been very thorough in making sure the content for the lessons is suitable and appropriate to my daughter. Amandine is so good at explaining concepts and including lots of relevant practice... read more - Natasha, parent from Beaconsfield

5 / 5(13)

£26 /hr

106 lessons
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Tutor - Alice D

Alice D.

£40 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(45)
399 lessons

HI! I am a Masters History student at the University College London with a degree in History and Philosophy and a couple of years experience tutoring.

We have nothing but praise for Alice, she is enthusiastic, efficient and a great communicator. Alice explained concepts in A level Philosophy and Ethics to my daughter that her school teachers seemed unable to do. Alice really put herself out- even... read more - Claire, parent from Newcastle upon Tyne

5 / 5(45)

£40 /hr

399 lessons
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Tutor - Saba G

Saba G.

£38 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(12)
181 lessons

Scored full marks in GCSE Literature, received 6 9s and 4 8s, and all A*s at A Level

I had an amazing experience with Saba. She tutored me in philosophy and I think she has a real talent for explaining complex ideas in a way that actually makes sense especially when the topics get challenging. What I appreciated most was how she... read more - Marina, parent from Colchester

5 / 5(12)

£38 /hr

181 lessons
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Tutor - Harriet N

Harriet N.

£35 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(73)
137 lessons

Friendly English Literature graduate who works hard to keep students engaged. I love working with students to help them thrive and achieve their best results!

Harriet is an incredibly attentive and supportive tutor. She helped me throughout both year 12 and 13, helping me to achieve an A* in english literature at A Level, despite initial challenges. She has been an amazing tutor ! - Lara, parent from Caterham

5 / 5(73)

£35 /hr

137 lessons
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Tutor - Alex M

Alex M.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Birmingham
2 lessons

Hi! I'm Alex, and I'm studying MSci Geography. I have always had a passion for teaching and sharing my knowledge with everyone, and I hope this extends to you!

£26 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Joe O

Joe O.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£75 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(65)
1187 lessons

First-class English Literature graduate from Durham University, and interdisciplinary Masters graduate with distinction from the University of York.

Brilliant. Joe has helped my Son immensely with his History GCSE content. An added benefit too, was that my Son enjoyed the lessons. Would highly recommend if want to increase grade. - Lisa, parent from Jordans, Nr Beaconsfield

5 / 5(65)

£75 /hr

1187 lessons
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Tutor - Hannah L

Hannah L.

£30 /hr

Durham University
106 lessons

I love teaching people about subjects I myself love and my goal is to give my students the confidence to think independently and realise their capabilities

£30 /hr

106 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel A

Daniel A.

£34 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(1)
14 lessons

Law Graduate looking to help students maximise their grade potential and excel in your exams in the same ways that I did.

Great tutor with very helpful lessons. - Lachlan, parent from Solihull

5 / 5(1)

£34 /hr

14 lessons
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