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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
Emily G.
£40 /hr
Hi! My name is Emily and I tutor English Language and Literature, as well as Religious Education and Philosophy and Ethics, feel free to send a message!
My home-educated daughter worked with Emily in the lead-up to her GCSE RE exams (Philosophy and Ethics). She went into the exams confident of a pass and has come away with an amazing 8. From day one, Emily was fantastic at supporting my daughter and... read more - Jess, parent from High Peak
£40 /hr
Dhilan G.
£28 /hr
I am a hardworking individual who will strive to help you in the best way possible to achieve the best results possible!
£28 /hr
Arran F.
£51 /hr
Oxford Theology student eager to teach and mentor young people to reach their potential.
Arran is absolutely fantastic tutor. My son loved ever session with him. Thanks to Arran my son passed his GCSE with grade 4 only three marks away from grade 5. I have to mention that teacher ant school always marked my son at grades 1 or on... read more - Roza, parent from London
£51 /hr
Daniel M.
£34 /hr
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
£34 /hr
Angelos S.
£65 /hr
I offer tutoring in various areas in philosophy, including, but not limited to: phenomenology, existentialism, philosophy of mind, logic, and ethics.
Angelos has been the most superb philosophy tutor for my daughter. He is kind, patient and explains concepts clearly and precisely. There is nothing he does not know philosophy-wise and on top of this he is a really nice guy! - Mary, parent from Epsom
£65 /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
Constantinos S.
£73 /hr
Hi! I study and teach Philosophy at university, and I enjoy explaining things and helping people develop better attitudes towards academic-related stuff!
Very good tutor - Alexandros, student
£73 /hr
Alicia R.
£50 /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.
£50 /hr
Harvey G.
£60 /hr
I am an enthusiastic experienced tutor, passionate about education and supporting you in your journey. When not tutoring, I will most likely be reading a book!
It was a very good lesson i enjoyed what we done i still want to improve on my peter paragraphs and the core knowledge organisers that i do i might need help for that for a short test every tuesday - Benu, parent from Ilford
£60 /hr
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