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Nabil B.
Kings College London - Modern History (Masters)
Want to study with a professional? I am a former private institution teacher with a BA and an MA in History. I've also taught both in the UK and abroad.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
390 reviews
2762 lessons
Nabil B.
Kings College London - Modern History (Masters)
Want to study with a professional? I am a former private institution teacher with a BA and an MA in History. I've also taught both in the UK and abroad.
Harry Y.
Northumbria - English Language Studies (Bachelors)
Hi! My names Harry and I'm a first-year English Language student at Northumbria University. I love English because it's a great creative outlet and a potent mechanism for studying society. My interest in this field has stemmed from my stud...
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
47 reviews
2105 lessons
Harry Y.
Northumbria - English Language Studies (Bachelors)
Hi! My names Harry and I'm a first-year English Language student at Northumbria University. I love English because it's a great creative outlet and a potent mechanism for studying society. My interest in this field has stemmed from my stud...
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
1666 lessons
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
Thomas G.
Manchester - Gender, Sexuality and Culture (Masters)
Confident Masters graduate with a strong background in English Literature and Theatre.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
29 reviews
297 lessons
Thomas G.
Manchester - Gender, Sexuality and Culture (Masters)
Confident Masters graduate with a strong background in English Literature and Theatre.
Thomas D.
Edinburgh - French and Philosophy (Bachelors)
Native French speaker with a passion for Philosophy i am happy to help and get students to where they want in any way i can through A Levels or GCSE.
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
19 reviews
97 lessons
Thomas D.
Edinburgh - French and Philosophy (Bachelors)
Native French speaker with a passion for Philosophy i am happy to help and get students to where they want in any way i can through A Levels or GCSE.
George H.
Leeds - Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought (Bachelors)
I love to engage all of my students no matter their interests or learning habits. I will always tailor my lesson to the specific pupil and engage them fully!
£39-£41
/hr
4.8 / 5
24 reviews
430 lessons
George H.
Leeds - Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought (Bachelors)
I love to engage all of my students no matter their interests or learning habits. I will always tailor my lesson to the specific pupil and engage them fully!
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