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Tutor - Toby P

Toby P.

£40 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(4)
51 lessons

Hi, I'm Toby, a first year Chemistry student at the University of Bristol. As a passionate scientist with intentions to have a career in research in the future, I aim to foster the same love of science and... read more

5 / 5(4)

£40 /hr

51 lessons
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Tutor - Lilibet P

Lilibet P.

£69 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(47)
149 lessons

My name is Lilibet and I am a student of Politics, Philosophy and Law at King's College London. I studied IB and wish to help students strengthen their skills.

Today, I worked on my Personal Statement with Lilibet and she gave me incredible advice on how to connect my paragraphs and rephrase my interests in a punchier way, making it an easier read. She also reassured me that I was on the right track and... read more - Vasu, parent from Stoke-on-Trent

5 / 5(47)

£69 /hr

149 lessons
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Tutor - Damian L

Damian L.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
4.8 / 5(218)
3854 lessons

Patient tutor with emphasis on rigor, what is fascinating about a subject, and helping the student go beyond the material.

Damian has been a superb tutor for me throughout my journey in philosophy and history. He has always given in depth advice to grow and develop my skills and confidence in these subjects for my exams and is extremely knowledgeable in providing facts... read more - Tom, student

4.8 / 5(218)

£40 /hr

3854 lessons
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Tutor - Emily B

Emily B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£65 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(167)
1337 lessons

Hi, I'm Emily! I'm an experienced English Literature, Language, and Philosophy tutor. I enjoy helping students do the best that they can in the subjects I love.

Emily worked with my daughter who was struggling with English and we have just got her GCSE results and she got an 8, my daughter hard work and Emily’s tutoring and guidance have worked brilliantly. I would recommend Emily as a tutor any day of the... read more - Susan, parent from Skelmersdale

5 / 5(167)

£65 /hr

1337 lessons
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Tutor - Lucas B

Lucas B.

New tutor

£27 /hr

Cardiff University
2 lessons

First Class Cardiff Psychology Graduate & BPS Prize Winner | Patient, Experienced Teaching Assistant & Tutor

£27 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Deja H

Deja H.

£45 /hr

Lancaster University
4.5 / 5(2)
55 lessons

1st Class Linguistics and Philosophy graduate from Lancaster University. With a passion for languages and learning, I am dedicated to helping students thrive and reach their goals!

Deja was an amazing tutor. Her sessions were well planned and always around what her student needed most support with. Thank you for all your support and hard work! - Ruba, parent from London

4.5 / 5(2)

£45 /hr

55 lessons
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Tutor - Dhilan G

Dhilan G.

£28 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
32 lessons

I am a hardworking individual who will strive to help you in the best way possible to achieve the best results possible!

5 / 5(1)

£28 /hr

32 lessons
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Tutor - Esme F

Esme F.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Manchester

My name is Esmé, I am a humanities tutor. I teach Philosophy, English, History, Drama and RS. I bring an energetic and creative approach to learning.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Isabel H

Isabel H.

£34 /hr

King's College London
4.9 / 5(35)
290 lessons

French and English student at King's College London, tutoring French, English and Philosophy from KS2-A-Level!

Isabel supported my son with GCSE English language and literature. He really enjoyed her lessons and felt she explained things very clearly and gave him a good structure to support his revision and helped him know how to structure his answers for... read more - Katie, parent from Ely

4.9 / 5(35)

£34 /hr

290 lessons
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Tutor - Jibran R

Jibran R.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(157)
1658 lessons

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

5 / 5(157)

£69 /hr

1658 lessons
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