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Angelos S.

York - PhD in Philosophy (Doctorate)

I have a PhD in Philosophy from the University of York. I am passionate about helping you excel in your field and guiding you toward performing at your best!

£65-£67

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Star 5 / 5

37 reviews

284 lessons

Angelos S.

York - PhD in Philosophy (Doctorate)

I have a PhD in Philosophy from the University of York. I am passionate about helping you excel in your field and guiding you toward performing at your best!

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Rose S.

Trinity College Dublin - History (Bachelors)

I am an experienced tutor who takes a person-centred approach, striving to ensure that my lessons are tailored to that particular individual and their academic goals. Currently, I am studying a BA in history at Trinity College Dublin. I have A*s i...

£39-£41

/hr

Star 5 / 5

6 reviews

360 lessons

Rose S.

Trinity College Dublin - History (Bachelors)

I am an experienced tutor who takes a person-centred approach, striving to ensure that my lessons are tailored to that particular individual and their academic goals. Currently, I am studying a BA in history at Trinity College Dublin. I have A*s i...

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Lucja J.

Super tutor

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

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Star 5 / 5

27 reviews

661 lessons

Lucja J.

Super tutor

University College London - Human Rights (Masters)

Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.

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Thomas P.

Responds quickly

Southampton - MA Philosophy (Masters)

Philosophy Master's graduate with Distinction hoping to help as many students as possible to achieve their academic potential.

£25-£27

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Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

17 lessons

Thomas P.

Responds quickly

Southampton - MA Philosophy (Masters)

Philosophy Master's graduate with Distinction hoping to help as many students as possible to achieve their academic potential.

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Folahan A.

Super tutor

Edinburgh - MA Architecture (Masters)

Architecture student at Edinburgh university with the passion of teaching others and learning

£49-£51

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Star 5 / 5

104 reviews

1133 lessons

Folahan A.

Super tutor

Edinburgh - MA Architecture (Masters)

Architecture student at Edinburgh university with the passion of teaching others and learning

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Maia V.

Super tutor

Northumbria - English Literature (Bachelors)

Friendly and experienced English Literature student aiming to provide a lesson space where you can feel comfortable and boost your grades! :)

£25-£27

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Star 5 / 5

73 reviews

594 lessons

Maia V.

Super tutor

Northumbria - English Literature (Bachelors)

Friendly and experienced English Literature student aiming to provide a lesson space where you can feel comfortable and boost your grades! :)

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