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Callum S.
£30 /hr
A-level Politics tutor with proven results, including C→A and E→B. Real-world examples, strong analysis and exam technique that gets marks.
Callum has been instrumental in helping my daughter to attain an A in her Politics A level. Before starting her tutoring with him, she was predicted a C grade. With his excellent lessons and consistent support she has now attained an A grade and has... read more - Shalini, parent from manchester
£30 /hr
Joshua H.
£60 /hr
PhD historian (Exeter), Yale MA, LSE BSc, qualified secondary school teacher. Online GCSE-Undergraduate History tutoring - exam technique + essay structure.
£60 /hr
Adam D.
£35 /hr
I am passionate about Politics. Achieved an A* at A-Level and continued studying it during my undergrad degree and now at Master's level
So helpful and knowledgeable, I would recommend 100%. - Isabella, student
£35 /hr
Jimmy U.
£37 /hr
Jimmy is tutoring my son in economics for his GCSE this year. He is going through each topic in my son’s syllabus ensuring that any knowledge gaps are identified and closed. He aligns their topic selection with my son’s class work and interim... read more - Corina, parent from Shenfield
£37 /hr
Alexander T.
£28 /hr
I am fascinated by politics, particularly when. you consider what past events led to this and how they still influence the world today.
£28 /hr
Verity V.
£26 /hr
My name is Verity! I am currently in my first year studying Economics at the University of St Andrews. I went to school in Cambridge and studied Maths, Economics and Politics A level. Having completed my GCSEs... read more
£26 /hr
Henry O.
£26 /hr
I'm a friendly, approachable person and love to see when students realise that the hard work they are putting in pays off. I tutor economics at GCSE and A-Level and have a background and economics and politics... read more
£26 /hr
Truth G.
£26 /hr
History and Politics University student. Capable and experienced tutor in English, History, Sociology and Politics at GCSE and A-Level
£26 /hr
Artemiy S.
£50 /hr
My approach to teaching is driven by a genuine passion for learning and helping others succeed. With a solid foundation in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from the University of Warwick, as well as a track... read more
£50 /hr
Eden V.
£35 /hr
Tailored 1-hour sessions with clear teaching, guided practice, feedback, and support to build confidence, improve skills, and boost results.
£35 /hr
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