Philosophy-and-Ethics tutors that fit your schedule
Check out Philosophy-and-Ethics tutor profiles and message your favourites to schedule a lesson. If you're not completely happy with your first session, we'll credit your account to try someone new.
Price
Availability
Tutoring categories
Tutors who are trained to support students with Special Educational Needs.
More filters
Sarina S.
£45 /hr
Making learning feel less overwhelming and more achievable, one topic at a time, with clear explanations and plenty of practice.
Sarina is an amazing tutor who worked with my son on his GCSE Religious Studies. She was responsive to his needs, in terms of subjects covered and exam. Myself and my son would highly recommend and he got a 9. - Nicola, parent from Cullompton
£45 /hr
Harriet N.
£35 /hr
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
£35 /hr
Lucja J.
£85 /hr
OCR Religious Studies examiner, UCL and KCL graduate working in the human rights sector passionate about philosophy and ethics.
The way Lucja marks essays in real time makes the subject and grading seem much more comprehensible to me. Lucja goes through topics with quite a lot of examples which many of the RS textbooks seem to lack. She was also willing to engage/develop any... read more - Karim, student
£85 /hr
Naba S.
£40 /hr
Hi I am Naba, I am a mechanical engineering student who is passionate about making education less stressful and fun.
Naba is amazing a real patient lovely woman. Definitely recommend. Was able to break down what was not understood by my daughter. ***** - Beverley, parent from London
£40 /hr
Farihah U.
£70 /hr
“I offer engaging and supportive RS & Sociology lessons, tailored to your needs, with a focus on building confidence and exam success.”
Amazing teacher, went from a D to a B in my final year of college a levels. Amazing to work with, really targets your needs. - Bal, parent from Camberley
£70 /hr
Isobel J.
£79 /hr
1st Class in English & Philosophy from Durham University. Passionate, motivating and patient tutoring, tailored to the student's needs and aims.
Isobel has only been my child’s tutor for a few weeks but we are already so impressed. My 12 year old is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and has a fair few challenges when it comes to retention of academic themes and facts, in addition to a... read more - Shaden, parent from London
£79 /hr
Emily B.
£69 /hr
Hi, I'm Emily! I'm an experienced English Literature, Language, and Philosophy tutor. I enjoy helping students do the best that they can in the subjects I love.
Emily worked with my daughter who was struggling with English and we have just got her GCSE results and she got an 8, my daughter hard work and Emily’s tutoring and guidance have worked brilliantly. I would recommend Emily as a tutor any day of the... read more - Susan, parent from Skelmersdale
£69 /hr
Ioana G.
£34 /hr
Passionate medical student committed to helping every student reach their full academic potential.
My daughter started with Iona nearly 2 months ago and has already increased her predicted Grade D at A Level to a Grade C (teachers evaluation) in Chemistry. After each lesson we get a report which is very useful. I know my daughter is in good... read more - Hayley, parent from Cambridge
£34 /hr
Daniel S.
£44 /hr
I am a confident, engaging and passionate tutor. I want my students to get the highest marks and will make sure I put in 100% effort to make that possible.
Daniel was a fantastic tutor for my son for his History A Level. He really helped him to focus and I would highly recommend him to others. - Emily, parent from Colchester
£44 /hr
Seb S.
£36 /hr
Hello! My name is Seb. I am 18 years old studying Psychology BSc at the University of Bristol. I have a strong academic background and keen interest in psychology, philosophy and theology. I am particularly... read more
£36 /hr
Levels available for Philosophy and Ethics tutors
Read our FAQs
What makes a good tutor?
Subject knowledge is a must, but being a good tutor is really about explaining difficult concepts in a way that's clear, engaging and personalised for each student. You can have three degrees in Physics, but that doesn't mean you'll be good at explaining it at GCSE level! Tutors who can empathise with their students and help them build confidence help teens unleash their potential, and we see amazing results in just a few lessons.
Our tutors are from top UK unis, and because they're just a few years older, they can explain things in a way that teens find relatable. We interview all of our tutors, and only the friendliest and most knowledgeable make it on to our platform. We're very picky about it - just 1 in 8 applicants make the cut.
Pick from over 30 subjects at GCSE, A Level and beyond. Click below to find a tutor at the level you need:
Which tutor is right for you?
Before you look for a tutor, it's helpful to have a really clear idea of exactly where your child needs help - whether with a specific English Literature text, one area of Maths or their exam technique - and filter your choices accordingly. If you're not sure where they need to focus, having a chat with them or their teacher can help you work out the best place to start. In a free meeting, you can then ask the tutor any questions you like and see how well they get on with your child before deciding to book.
Why is online tutoring important?
Online tutoring gives kids the chance to learn at their own pace and in a way that matches their learning style. Teens are often too shy to put their hand up in class - especially if they're struggling. The reassurance of one-to-one tutoring means they can ask all the questions they want, and go over topics as much as they need until they get it.
What are the benefits of online tutoring?
One-to-one tutoring lets kids unleash their potential. Worried about learning gaps? We'll fill them in. No tutors in your area? We've got you covered. No academic confidence? No problem. Whatever your child needs help with, their tutor will guide them through tricky topics and boost their self-belief. With the personalised one-to-one support from their tutor, your child can get the grades they deserve.
How much does a tutor cost?
Our tutors set their own prices based on their experience and qualifications, starting from £26/hour. You can see all the tutors who match your budget with the handy price filter on our Find a tutor page.
How to find a tutor?
Finding a tutor is easy. Whatever you need, you can search and filter by subject, level, price, experience and more.
- View our tutors, and narrow your search by subject, academic level or price.
- Compare their profiles to learn about their background, experience and availability. Don't forget to take a peek at their reviews from parents and students!
- Message a tutor (or two, or three) and book your free meeting at a time that suits you.
- Book a lesson and pay as you go. There are no hidden costs and you can skip or cancel any time.
How do online lessons work?
We have our own online lesson space with video chat, messaging and an interactive whiteboard - this makes it easy for students and tutors to talk to each other, discuss tricky concepts and do practice questions together. With the live video chat, they can have a natural back-and-forth conversation - just like on FaceTime, Whatsapp and other apps teens use all the time.