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Isayah W.
Surrey - BSc Computer science (Other)
**What makes me stand out:** **I aim to encourage students to fully explore their learning capabilities. Firstly, giving them an opportunity to make mistakes at any time (large part of learning is through overcoming mistak
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
4 reviews
121 lessons
Isayah W.
Surrey - BSc Computer science (Other)
**What makes me stand out:** **I aim to encourage students to fully explore their learning capabilities. Firstly, giving them an opportunity to make mistakes at any time (large part of learning is through overcoming mistak
Jamil K.
University College London - Intellectual History (Masters)
MA Intellectual History (UCL.) A poet, musician and artist who adores teaching. First-class honours BSc Government and History (London School of Economics.)
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
353 reviews
2417 lessons
Jamil K.
University College London - Intellectual History (Masters)
MA Intellectual History (UCL.) A poet, musician and artist who adores teaching. First-class honours BSc Government and History (London School of Economics.)
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
224 reviews
1663 lessons
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
Amelie L.
Exeter - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I'm super passionate about education in general as well as the subjects i tutor. I look forward to learning something new with you everyday!
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
7 reviews
95 lessons
Amelie L.
Exeter - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I'm super passionate about education in general as well as the subjects i tutor. I look forward to learning something new with you everyday!
Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
29 reviews
697 lessons
Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
Suvettha P.
Durham - Anthropology (Bachelors)
Experienced tutor focused on using student feedback and adapting learning styles to provide effective, engaging and tailored lessons.
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
360 lessons
Suvettha P.
Durham - Anthropology (Bachelors)
Experienced tutor focused on using student feedback and adapting learning styles to provide effective, engaging and tailored lessons.
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How much does a Philosophy and Ethics tutor cost? We’ve made Philosophy and Ethics tutoring open to all with prices starting from just £25/hr. No minimum contracts, no added fees. What can you do with a qualification in Philosophy and Ethics? Studying Philosophy and Ethics will fine tune your teen’s understanding of society and build the skills they’ll need to tackle a variety of interesting career opportunities. Their options range across politics, business and the arts, so your teen won’t be hard pressed to find a path that suits them. So how does your teen narrow down their search for a career related to this subject? It can be valuable to search for some roles online to help your teen start conversations down the line, whether that’s with their careers advisor or a dedicated tutor. These are some of the top roles pursued by Philosophy and Ethics students: - Media Correspondent - Politician - Freelance Writer - Museum Curator - Child Welfare Advocate - Community Centre Director - Non-Profit Organisation Director - Diplomat - Entrepreneur - Foreign Service Worker How many hours of tutoring is needed for Philosophy and Ethics? A Philosophy and Ethics tutoring schedule is typically made up of 3 key things: your teen’s goals, where they’re starting from and what they need to close the gap. Let’s take a look at a usual Philosophy and Ethics tutoring plan: 1. Assessment - your teen’s first tutorial is a good opportunity for them to share their aims with their tutor. They can then do an assessment to see what gaps they need to fill to help your teen reach their goals. 2. Timescale - using this assessment, your tutor can give a number of tutorials that your teen will need. 3. Plan - check in with your family and make sure this tutoring schedule fits with your day-to-day, such as budget and availability. Want to try online tutoring? Book a free video meeting today to chat directly with one of our Philosophy and Ethics tutors.
