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Tutor - Constantinos S

Constantinos S.

Super tutor

£73 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(133)
1111 lessons

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

5 / 5(133)

£73 /hr

1111 lessons
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Tutor - Hallam D

Hallam D.

£43 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(28)
351 lessons

I am a friendly and enthusiastic English & History tutor, who is keen on personalising lessons to make them most suitable for you!

Helped me achieve my goals, patient, helpful, easy to work with. Thank you for everything. I jumped up 5 grades in history because of Hallam! - Oliver, student

5 / 5(28)

£43 /hr

351 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 - Elizabeth F

Elizabeth F.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(65)
566 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

566 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 - Ethan G

Ethan G.

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
23 lessons

Warwick Philosophy student. A* A-Level Philosophy. I am aware of the hat and lollipop, I considered alternatives. There were none. Great lessons though.

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

23 lessons
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Tutor - Dali S

Dali S.

£37 /hr

University of Warwick
35 lessons

Friendly Philosophy student who believes in helping everyone achieve their full potential

£37 /hr

35 lessons
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Tutor - Hannah L

Hannah L.

£30 /hr

Durham University
125 lessons

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

125 lessons
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Tutor - Esha D

Esha D.

£50 /hr

BPP University
4.9 / 5(17)
294 lessons

A passionate Law student, who hopes to create a safe space for all my students! Every student has the ability, I just hope to unlock it :)

Esha has been working with our 16 year-old for a couple of months in the run up to GCSEs. Her lessons and homework have focussed on key areas where our daughter felt less confident and developing exam technique. Feedback from our daughter has... read more - Samantha, parent from Reading

4.9 / 5(17)

£50 /hr

294 lessons
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Tutor - Olivia B

Olivia B.

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
43 lessons

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

5 / 5(1)

£50 /hr

43 lessons
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