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Tutor - Violet O

Violet O.

£40 /hr

Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
5 / 5(27)
108 lessons

English Literature and History student, delivering personalised lessons to inspire both creative and academic performance.

An AMAZING tutor, helped me so much with philosophy, 100% recommend! !! - Cassie, parent from Cobham

5 / 5(27)

£40 /hr

108 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 - Rachelle O

Rachelle O.

£65 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(5)
68 lessons

Hi, I'm Rachelle! I tutor Philosophy with clear, tailored methods to suit your style—whether it's essays, arguments, or tricky theories, I’ve got you covered.

Love having Rachelle as my tutor, I was struggling to hit the very top band of marks at Uni and she really help me understand how to get there! - Mimi-Jean, student

5 / 5(5)

£65 /hr

68 lessons
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Tutor - Alexander S

Alexander S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University College London (UCL)

Hi there, I'm Alex, a student at UCL studying an MSc in Management! I have a deep passion for business, having worked within different startups and run my own business before, so I know firsthand what it takes... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Kaja D

Kaja D.

£26 /hr

University of Edinburgh
4.5 / 5(4)
105 lessons

I am here to adapt to your learning needs, as this is difficult in a classroom setting.

4.5 / 5(4)

£26 /hr

105 lessons
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Tutor - Kai J

Kai J.

£40 /hr

SOAS University of London
5 / 5(9)
89 lessons

Hi, i'm Kai! I'm a PPE student at a London University, with a special interest in neurodivergent learning, looking to help students succeed in a subject i love!

Kai is an absolutely amazing tutor with a flexible and open minded teaching style which makes learning feel comfortable. He’s great at adapting to any needs I have and has always encouraged me to never doubt my abilities which has pushed me greater... read more - Marcellues, parent from Colchester

5 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

89 lessons
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Tutor - Thomas A

Thomas A.

£45 /hr

Kellogg College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(6)
56 lessons

committed Oxford tutor providing a supportive, high-quality, and engaging learning experience that builds both skill and confidence

5 / 5(6)

£45 /hr

56 lessons
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Tutor - Annaliese C

Annaliese C.

£40 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(2)
39 lessons

Inclusive Tutor in Philosophy, Politics, History and Religious across GCSEs, IB, and A-Levels.

Fantastic support, attentive and really helpful. Thank you !! - Isabel, parent from London

5 / 5(2)

£40 /hr

39 lessons
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Tutor - Emily G

Emily G.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(30)
2282 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(30)

£40 /hr

2282 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Elizabeth F

Elizabeth F.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(65)
565 lessons

I encourage students to explore big ideas with clarity, developing their ability to argue, analyse, and write with confident skills that benefit every subject.

Elizabeth is an excellent philosophy tutor and has been incredibly helpful throughout my studies. She always takes the time to go over any topics I'm unsure about and explains them using lots of clear and relevant examples. Whenever we work though... read more - Hanna, student

5 / 5(65)

£50 /hr

565 lessons
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