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Tutor - Bill C

Bill C.

Super tutor

£68 /hr

The Queen's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(297)
2804 lessons
Responds quickly

I am a recent graduate of PPE from The Queen's College, Oxford. I have a high level of knowledge in several areas of philosophy.

Bill was excellent in supporting my daughter with her Religious Studies, Philosophy & Ethics preparation for A-levels. He helped her improve her exam technique and essay structure, which were areas she had not mastered before. and she didn't know... read more - Ecaterina, parent from Milton Keynes

5 / 5(297)

£68 /hr

2804 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Alarna R

Alarna R.

£43 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(2)
127 lessons

History teacher of 5 years, exam board marker and exam board trained in securing grades 8-9

5 / 5(2)

£43 /hr

127 lessons
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Tutor - Dora S

Dora S.

£40 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(22)
447 lessons

I am an LLB Law graduate with a strong passion for English Literature and writing. Throughout my secondary and sixth form education, English Literature became the subject I grew to love most for its nuance and... read more

Amazing teacher - Gurpinder, parent from Feltham

5 / 5(22)

£40 /hr

447 lessons
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Tutor - Alice W

Alice W.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Plymouth Marjon University
8 lessons

Hi, I'm Alice- a qualified primary teacher with a Drama and English Literature degree, offering calm, tailored support to build confidence and real progress.

£30 /hr

8 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel M

Daniel M.

£34 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(2)
32 lessons

Passionate university Philosophy student who turns complex ideas into clear and engaging lessons that build confidence, curiosity, and exam success.

Daniel has proven to be an exceptional teacher. My daughter is currently taking A' level philosophy, and needed support with presenting her knowledge in a distinctive and structured way. Daniel not only helped her address her weaker areas, he also... read more - Michelle, parent from Waltham Cross

5 / 5(2)

£34 /hr

32 lessons
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Tutor - Isobel J

Isobel J.

New tutor

£52 /hr

University of Gloucestershire
5 / 5(2)
6 lessons

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

5 / 5(2)

£52 /hr

6 lessons
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Tutor - Izzy R

Izzy R.

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(2)
14 lessons

I received an A in A Level Philosophy, and am confident supporting both content-specific learning and exam structuring/timing.

5 / 5(2)

£26 /hr

14 lessons
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Tutor - Jordan B

Jordan B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£52 /hr

Cardiff University
5 / 5(40)
1202 lessons

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

5 / 5(40)

£52 /hr

1202 lessons
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Tutor - Ollie H

Ollie H.

£26 /hr

University of St Andrews
5 / 5(1)
24 lessons

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

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

24 lessons
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Tutor - Francisca G

Francisca G.

£44 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(24)
482 lessons
Responds quickly

I have a genuine passion for learning and aim to inspire the same excitement and curiosity in my students, helping them grow in knowledge and confidence.

Francisca is such a lovely person and tutor, she was able to accommodate flexible timings and extra sessions whenever I needed and always came to sessions with extensive prepared resources which were very useful to help to expand on my baseline... read more - Leora, student

5 / 5(24)

£44 /hr

482 lessons
Responds quickly
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