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Tutor - Helena P

Helena P.

£69 /hr

Mansfield College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(69)
234 lessons

Oxford Philosophy alumni providing Oxford-style tutorials. Friendly and clear, I work with your individual learning style to ensure you achieve excellence.

Helena is an amazing tutor! She gives incredibly detailed feedback and exceptionally useful follow-up after lessons to help further refine reasoning and understanding. Truly going above and beyond, I couldn’t recommend her more highly!! - Chi, parent from Guildford

5 / 5(69)

£69 /hr

234 lessons
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Tutor - Joshua H

Joshua H.

Supports SEN
New tutor

£60 /hr

University of Exeter

PhD historian (Exeter), Yale MA, LSE BSc, qualified secondary school teacher. Online GCSE-Undergraduate History tutoring - exam technique + essay structure.

£60 /hr

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Tutor - Hannah L

Hannah L.

£30 /hr

Durham University
114 lessons

I love teaching people about subjects I myself love and my goal is to give my students the confidence to think independently and realise their capabilities

£30 /hr

114 lessons
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Tutor - Jamil K

Jamil K.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(356)
2507 lessons

MA Intellectual History (UCL.) A poet, musician and artist who adores teaching. First-class honours BSc Government and History (London School of Economics.)

Jamil is an excellent tutor who always inspires you to take your thinking onto a higher level. He was crucial to improving my Uni application. His range of knowledge from history to literature means that he brings something new to the table in every... read more - Max, student

5 / 5(356)

£52 /hr

2507 lessons
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Tutor - Thomas G

Thomas G.

Super tutor

£55 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(55)
543 lessons

GCSE & A Level Philosophy tuition focused on clear argument, critical thinking, and expressing complex ideas with precision and confidence.

My son loves his tutor sessions with Tom as he makes studying the set texts relevant and enjoyable. Highly recommended. - Anya, parent from Corsham

5 / 5(55)

£55 /hr

543 lessons
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Tutor - Sophie P

Sophie P.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(222)
1875 lessons

Philosophy graduate specialising in social and political philosophy. Whether you need help with course content or essay writing and editing, I'm here to help!

I have loved my lessons with Sophie this past year, she has helped me so much. I made the crazy decision to do French A-level without having done the GCSE, so I knew I needed some extra support. Sophie helped me improve my reading skills, my essay... read more - Rama, parent from Tunbridge Wells

5 / 5(222)

£69 /hr

1875 lessons
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Tutor - Dali S

Dali S.

£37 /hr

University of Warwick
34 lessons

Friendly Philosophy student who believes in helping everyone achieve their full potential

£37 /hr

34 lessons
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Tutor - Saba G

Saba G.

£38 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(12)
182 lessons

Scored full marks in GCSE Literature, received 6 9s and 4 8s, and all A*s at A Level

I had an amazing experience with Saba. She tutored me in philosophy and I think she has a real talent for explaining complex ideas in a way that actually makes sense especially when the topics get challenging. What I appreciated most was how she... read more - Marina, parent from Colchester

5 / 5(12)

£38 /hr

182 lessons
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Tutor - Jaimee S

Jaimee S.

£26 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(15)
142 lessons

Achieving an A in Philosophy, demonstrates my in-depth understanding of the subject that I can provide students with.

Jamie has been an exceptional tutor. She quickly built a fantastic rapport with my son and adapted her teaching to support his neurodivergence. Her professionalism, patience, passion for English Literature, and excellent understanding of what the... read more - Stephanie, parent from London

5 / 5(15)

£26 /hr

142 lessons
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Tutor - Annaliese C

Annaliese C.

£40 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(2)
39 lessons

Inclusive Tutor in Philosophy, Politics, History and Religious across GCSEs, IB, and A-Levels.

Fantastic support, attentive and really helpful. Thank you !! - Isabel, parent from London

5 / 5(2)

£40 /hr

39 lessons
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