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Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
225 reviews
1670 lessons
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
Adam K.
Worcester College, Oxford - Doctor of Philosophy in English (Doctorate)
Double-Oxford graduate offering friendly and focused tuition in English, Philosophy, the EPQ, and the Oxbridge ELAT admissions test for English.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
70 reviews
881 lessons
Adam K.
Worcester College, Oxford - Doctor of Philosophy in English (Doctorate)
Double-Oxford graduate offering friendly and focused tuition in English, Philosophy, the EPQ, and the Oxbridge ELAT admissions test for English.
George H.
Leeds - Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought (Bachelors)
I love to engage all of my students no matter their interests or learning habits. I will always tailor my lesson to the specific pupil and engage them fully!
£39-£41
/hr
4.8 / 5
24 reviews
430 lessons
George H.
Leeds - Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought (Bachelors)
I love to engage all of my students no matter their interests or learning habits. I will always tailor my lesson to the specific pupil and engage them fully!
Hope G.
Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
4 reviews
48 lessons
Hope G.
Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...
Emily B.
York - English Literature and Philosophy (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Emily! I'm an experinced English Literature, Language, and Philosophy tutor. I enjoy helping students do the best that they can in the subjects I love.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
9 reviews
233 lessons
Emily B.
York - English Literature and Philosophy (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Emily! I'm an experinced English Literature, Language, and Philosophy tutor. I enjoy helping students do the best that they can in the subjects I love.
Jamil K.
University College London - Intellectual History (Masters)
MA Intellectual History (UCL.) A poet, musician and artist who adores teaching. First-class honours BSc Government and History (London School of Economics.)
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
353 reviews
2418 lessons
Jamil K.
University College London - Intellectual History (Masters)
MA Intellectual History (UCL.) A poet, musician and artist who adores teaching. First-class honours BSc Government and History (London School of Economics.)
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