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Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
29 reviews
697 lessons
Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
Mia C.
LSE - Human Rights and Politics (Masters)
As a First Class Philosophy and Management Graduate from St Andrews and now masters student, I have extensive academic and tutoring experience available for you
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
30 reviews
482 lessons
Mia C.
LSE - Human Rights and Politics (Masters)
As a First Class Philosophy and Management Graduate from St Andrews and now masters student, I have extensive academic and tutoring experience available for you
Thomas P.
Southampton - MA Philosophy (Masters)
Philosophy Master's graduate with Distinction hoping to help as many students as possible to achieve their academic potential.
£25-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
36 lessons
Thomas P.
Southampton - MA Philosophy (Masters)
Philosophy Master's graduate with Distinction hoping to help as many students as possible to achieve their academic potential.
William C.
The Queen's College, Oxford - Philosophy (Masters)
Recent Oxford PPE graduate, highly experienced in teaching Economics, Philosophy and Politics. I specialise in helping students meet their potential in exams.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
271 reviews
2289 lessons
William C.
The Queen's College, Oxford - Philosophy (Masters)
Recent Oxford PPE graduate, highly experienced in teaching Economics, Philosophy and Politics. I specialise in helping students meet their potential in exams.
Esha D.
BPP University - Law Conversion Course (Masters)
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 :)
£33-£35
/hr
4.9 / 5
13 reviews
211 lessons
Esha D.
BPP University - Law Conversion Course (Masters)
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 :)
Constantinos S.
Glasgow - PhD in Philosophy (Doctorate)
Hi! I study and teach Philosophy at university, and I enjoy explaining things and helping people develop better attitudes towards academic-related stuff!
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
116 reviews
798 lessons
Constantinos S.
Glasgow - PhD in Philosophy (Doctorate)
Hi! I study and teach Philosophy at university, and I enjoy explaining things and helping people develop better attitudes towards academic-related stuff!
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