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Tutor - Emily B

Emily B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£69 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(165)
1315 lessons

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

5 / 5(165)

£69 /hr

1315 lessons
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Tutor - Richanne D

Richanne D.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University College, University of Oxford

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Leah A

Leah A.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Birmingham
8 lessons

Hi, I'm Leah - student of English Lit and Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham. I hope sessions will ease exam stress and help make topics more fun!

£26 /hr

8 lessons
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Tutor - Shreya S

Shreya S.

£45 /hr

University of Bristol
4.9 / 5(18)
259 lessons

Hi! I'm Shreya, a friendly and approachable A * A Level and GCSE tutor. I teach so students can retain information afterwards, and I also personalise lessons.

Shreya is a extremely helpful and accmodating tutor, giving insightful help for my RS GCSE. I am confident that without her, I wouldn't be able to attain my current grasp on RS. Truly, I recommend her to anybody looking for personalised help. - Mark, student

4.9 / 5(18)

£45 /hr

259 lessons
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Tutor - Francisca G

Francisca G.

£44 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(24)
494 lessons
Responds quickly

Philosophy and Ethics was my favourite A-Level subject; my passion drove my success, and I aim to inspire the same enthusiasm in my students.

Francisca is such a lovely person and tutor, she was able to accommodate flexible timings and extra sessions whenever I needed and always came to sessions with extensive prepared resources which were very useful to help to expand on my baseline... read more - Leora, student

5 / 5(24)

£44 /hr

494 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Limonée F

Limonée F.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Edinburgh
4 lessons

University of Edinburgh undergraduate with recent GCSE & A Level experience, helping students build confidence, improve exam technique & achieve higher grades.

£28 /hr

4 lessons
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Tutor - Georgie R

Georgie R.

Super tutor

£55 /hr

Regent's Park College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(72)
1103 lessons

Oxford and Edinburgh graduate with full QTS offering bespoke tuition for high achieving students looking for stretch and challenge at GCSE and A Level

George is a brilliant RS & Philosophy tutor. She explained the A-level content clearly to my daughter, helping her build understanding throughout her studies. She is knowledgeable and supportive. I would fully recommend her to anyone looking for a... read more - Ecaterina, parent from Milton Keynes

5 / 5(72)

£55 /hr

1103 lessons
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Tutor - Isobel W

Isobel W.

£40 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(1)
73 lessons

English Literature undergraduate at Durham University. Passionate about instilling the love and interest of reading and literature in students to help them learn!...

Isobel has been a fantastic support for my daughter with her A-Level English Literature mocks. She has been especially helpful by going through past paper questions, laying out where improvements can be made in structuring essays and how to focus on... read more - Keith, parent from london

5 / 5(1)

£40 /hr

73 lessons
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Tutor - Ethan G

Ethan G.

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
21 lessons

Warwick Philosophy student. A* A-Level Philosophy. I am aware of the hat and lollipop, I considered alternatives. There were none. Great lessons though.

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

21 lessons
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Tutor - Nasir O

Nasir O.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
4.9 / 5(22)
204 lessons

Hi I'm Nasir, a Maths student and the University of Warwick. I'm passionate about bringing a friendly, engaging and exciting approach to tutoring!

very good! ! - Humayd, parent from Ilford

4.9 / 5(22)

£40 /hr

204 lessons
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