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Jibran R.
£69 /hr
Politics, History & English tutor. LSE & King's College London graduate (First Class, Distinction). 10 A*s GCSE, 3 A*s A-level. Exam-focused essay support.
Jibran has been a huge help to my politics, especially with 25 mark questions. - Faye, student
£69 /hr
Violet O.
£40 /hr
English Literature and History student, delivering personalised lessons to inspire both creative and academic performance.
An AMAZING tutor, helped me so much with philosophy, 100% recommend! !! - Cassie, parent from Cobham
£40 /hr
Elizabeth K.
£26 /hr
Enthusiastic English student dedicated to sharing love of literature.
£26 /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
Alicia R.
£45 /hr
To give you some more information about me: I'm bilingual; I am a ballet and jazz dancer; and I am the events photographer for my college at University.
£45 /hr
Emilia C.
£85 /hr
Oxford grad and experienced tutor passionate about sharing my love of learning with my students as they prepare for exams and university admissions.
Really fun mock interview! - Anil, parent from Gerrards Cross
£85 /hr
Emily B.
£69 /hr
University graduate with a passion for teaching students how to achieve their highest potential, even if they are not confident in themselves to do so.
Emily is an amazing and friendly tutor, she really helped me understand difficult topics and made me feel a lot more confident in philosophy! I was producing A grade essays after working with her and couldn't recommend more :) - Imogen, student
£69 /hr
Ella C.
£75 /hr
Hi! I'm a friendly, driven and high-performing tutor with a passion for teaching, hundreds of positive reviews and years of experience. I would love to help!
Do not scroll on. .just booked Ella! Just simply, Ella is amazing and everything that you would want in a tutor. My daughter took her GCSE Spanish two years early as part of her CLIL programme at school and had her last lesson with her this evening... read more - Jo, parent from Liss
£75 /hr
Eleanor L.
£26 /hr
Recent Law graduate from King’s College London, specialising in GCSE English Language and Literature, with 5 years’ tutoring experience.
£26 /hr
Joe M.
£69 /hr
Experienced and passionate Oxford graduate who has helped dozens of students succeed in economics, philosophy and Oxbridge applications.
could not recommend highly enough - Robert, student
£69 /hr
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