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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
Olivia B.
£50 /hr
I understand the stress of exams. Through experience, I have learnt several techniques on how to reduce anxiety and make learning fun again!
I approached Olivia for tuition after receiving a C and wanted to improve my grade in Philosophy. I wanted to have one-to-one sessions in which we could go over A-level Philosophy topics together and I could ask questions. Olivia was able to deliver... read more - Katrina, student
£50 /hr
Alizeh A.
£74 /hr
Hey! I’m Alizeh. I have extensive experience as a tutor with a passion for helping students realise their full potential.
My daughter had 4 sessions in 2 weeks with Alizeh to practice for a Cambridge interview. They were very last minute as we’d been let down by another tutor. Alizeh was great at giving my daughter a valuable and very real insight into what might... read more - AJ, parent
£74 /hr
Ibrahim P.
£26 /hr
Recent BA Philosophy UCL Graduate (2-1), Achieved numerical equivalent of all As and A*s at GCSE Level. AQA A-Level Philosophy Specialist.
i love this tutor so much and would highly recommend. with the little time we had he had gotten me from an E to a B in philosophy. philosophy was my absolute enemy and i hated it however he would NOT let that get in my head. perfect tutor 💯 - Marium, parent from Addlestone
£26 /hr
Thomas G.
£55 /hr
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
£55 /hr
Dora S.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Emma B.
£37 /hr
Hi, I'm Emma! I'm a recent Law graduate from the University of Bristol. Before university, I studied English Literature and Language, History, and Philosophy & Ethics at A Level, so I understand the challenges... read more
£37 /hr
Isobel W.
£40 /hr
English Literature undergraduate at Durham University. Passionate about instilling the love and interest of reading and literature in students to help them learn!...
Isobel has been a fantastic support for my daughter with her A-Level English Literature mocks. She has been especially helpful by going through past paper questions, laying out where improvements can be made in structuring essays and how to focus on... read more - Keith, parent from london
£40 /hr
Jonathan A.
£75 /hr
I specialise in ethics and philosophy of religion but I can also provide help in a variety of other subject areas.
Jonathan has been a great support to my son, showing great professionalism in his consistent encouragement and depth of knowledge preparing for A level. I would strongly recommend Jonathan and wish him well for the future. - Daniel, parent from Lincoln
£75 /hr
Madison S.
£30 /hr
Hi there! I'm studying English at York. I love Sci-Fi and going to Doctor Who society! I've wanted to teach for a while so I'm very excited to help you succeed!
Madison is an exceptional teacher who truly understands my son and his individual needs. No matter how busy she is, she always prioritises my son and ensures he receives the guidance and support he needs. One of her greatest strengths is her... read more - Anushika, parent from Wellingborough
£30 /hr
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