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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
Imtiyaz B.
£28 /hr
First-year medical student who wants to use what he's learned to help others ace their exams!
Best science teacher 👌 👍 - Nemat, parent from London
£28 /hr
Sophie O.
£69 /hr
Keen and experienced tutor in Philosophy! University of Cambridge (MPhil) and UCL (BSc) graduate.
6/5 stars - Peta, parent from Nadderwater, Exeter
£69 /hr
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
Alice D.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Amandine B.
£34 /hr
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
£34 /hr
Catherine W.
£55 /hr
Qualified tutor with over 10 years of tutoring experience, who places the academic progression and welfare of students at the foundation of lessons.
I cannot recommend Catherine enough! Before working with her, I was consistently getting Cs and Ds in English, and I genuinely struggled to believe I could achieve a good grade. Catherine always did everything she could to make me feel supported and... read more - Dennis, student
£55 /hr
Jaimee S.
£26 /hr
Dedicated, patient and understanding, I can show students the improvements that they want.
Jamie has been an exceptional tutor. She quickly built a fantastic rapport with my son and adapted her teaching to support his neurodivergence. Her professionalism, patience, passion for English Literature, and excellent understanding of what the... read more - Stephanie, parent from London
£26 /hr
Joshua H.
£60 /hr
PhD historian (Exeter), Yale MA, LSE BSc, qualified secondary school teacher. Online GCSE-Undergraduate History tutoring - exam technique + essay structure.
£60 /hr
Felix B.
£34 /hr
Student at the University of Leeds studying BSc Product Design. Reliable, friendly and with a passion for helping others
Our twin sons began studying Design & Technology theory with him in Lower Sixth (L6), and we have seen a clear and steady improvement in their performance. He has provided excellent support both in and outside of school, helping them strengthen... read more - Masako, parent from Nairobi
£34 /hr
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