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Felix P.
£36 /hr
Politics undergraduate at the University of Bristol offering clear, structured tutoring to build confidence, understanding and exam success.
Felix tutored my daughter for year 13 politics a level. He was very reliable and approached each lesson with personal contact for her against her objectives. She worked well with him and most importantly enjoyed her time. Really appreciated the... read more - Justine, parent from Kings Langley
£36 /hr
Zena R.
£52 /hr
Law graduate & tutor with 2000+ lessons across GCSE, A-Level and LNAT admissions. Specialising in RS, English, Sociology and 11+ and LNAT/interview preparation.
I highly recommend Zena I wish I had her sooner when I was in year 12 as I was on an E grade for most of my time at college but my final grade was a C so I am pleased with that result as I came a long way, I just wish I had the confidence earlier... read more - Ruqayya-amaan, student
£52 /hr
Saba G.
£32 /hr
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
£32 /hr
Alarna R.
£43 /hr
History teacher of 5 years, exam board marker and exam board trained in securing grades 8-9
£43 /hr
Izzie G.
£28 /hr
First-class graduate, PGCE trainee and TEFL-qualified tutor, passionate about inclusive learning and building confidence.
£28 /hr
Hannah L.
£30 /hr
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
Caitlin B.
£30 /hr
Hi, my name is Caitlin and I have a first-class degree in Philosophy. I aim to make philosophy more accessible, and empower students in their own learning.
£30 /hr
Sophie P.
£75 /hr
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
£75 /hr
Ethan G.
£26 /hr
Warwick Philosophy student. A* A-Level Philosophy. I am aware of the hat and lollipop, I considered alternatives. There were none. Great lessons though.
£26 /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
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