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Alizeh A.
£74 /hr
Hey! I’m Alizeh. I have extensive experience as a tutor with a passion for helping students realise their full potential.
My daughter had 4 sessions in 2 weeks with Alizeh to practice for a Cambridge interview. They were very last minute as we’d been let down by another tutor. Alizeh was great at giving my daughter a valuable and very real insight into what might... read more - AJ, parent
£74 /hr
Madison S.
£30 /hr
Hi there! I'm studying English at York. I love Sci-Fi and going to Doctor Who society! I've wanted to teach for a while so I'm very excited to help you succeed!
Madison is an exceptional teacher who truly understands my son and his individual needs. No matter how busy she is, she always prioritises my son and ensures he receives the guidance and support he needs. One of her greatest strengths is her... read more - Anushika, parent from Wellingborough
£30 /hr
Adam K.
£69 /hr
Double-Oxford graduate offering friendly and focused tuition in English, Philosophy, the EPQ, and the Oxbridge ELAT admissions test for English.
I highly recommend Adam- he has been an excellent teacher and support for my daughter during A levels, helping her to achieve an A* for English Lit. - Maddie, student
£69 /hr
Molly B.
£60 /hr
English Teacher with an MA in Philosophy. I am passionate, patient, and knowledgeable, and keen to help you succeed!
Thanks again for another fantastic lesson Molly! - Julia, parent from Bath
£60 /hr
Evie H.
£50 /hr
As a qualified teacher with 4 years classroom experience and a PhD student, I am excited to use the experience I have acquired to help you to reach your goals!
Evie did a brilliant job helping our daughter fill knowledge and exam technique gaps in GCSE Religious Studies. This was particularly valuable given that the school didn't have dedicated RS teachers - our daughter had her lessons delivered by her... read more - Carlos, parent from London
£50 /hr
Ollie H.
£26 /hr
As an individual, I have always been fascinated by how the world works and the different disciplines people learn and make discoveries in to help answer that question for themself. I found through my own years... read more
£26 /hr
Elizabeth F.
£50 /hr
I encourage students to explore big ideas with clarity, developing their ability to argue, analyse, and write with confident skills that benefit every subject.
Elizabeth is an excellent philosophy tutor and has been incredibly helpful throughout my studies. She always takes the time to go over any topics I'm unsure about and explains them using lots of clear and relevant examples. Whenever we work though... read more - Hanna, student
£50 /hr
Emily G.
£40 /hr
Hi! My name is Emily and I tutor English Language and Literature, as well as Religious Education and Philosophy and Ethics, feel free to send a message!
My home-educated daughter worked with Emily in the lead-up to her GCSE RE exams (Philosophy and Ethics). She went into the exams confident of a pass and has come away with an amazing 8. From day one, Emily was fantastic at supporting my daughter and... read more - Jess, parent from High Peak
£40 /hr
Jordan B.
£52 /hr
Experienced History, Maths, and English tutor. Tailored sessions to boost confidence, critical thinking, and top grades. Let’s achieve your goals!
Jordan has been helping Nico with his EPQ. (Nico's EPQ is aviation related and Jordan is an ex airforce cadet which is cherry on the cake. ) He has only had two sessions with her and already we can tell she is one of the very best tutors he... read more - Karin, parent from Spring
£52 /hr
Isobel J.
£52 /hr
I would be a strong tutor in history and law because I combine subject knowledge with clear, supportive communication and real-world understanding 📚⚖️. With a first in law at university, I help students break... read more
£52 /hr
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