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Grace W.
£40 /hr
Hi, I’m Grace! I tutor French, Spanish, Latin and Politics. I love helping students learn content, feel confident and find revision techniques that work!
£40 /hr
Mekail I.
£26 /hr
Politics University Student who achieved an A at A-level Politics. Determined to share my knowledge of examiners' expectations to help current students excel
£26 /hr
Gemma H.
£34 /hr
Second Year Law Student at the University of Southampton Tutoring in Three Subject Areas!
£34 /hr
Max W.
£69 /hr
Cambridge Politics grad with a long history of teaching, working in, and writing about Politics
Very helpful - Jenny, parent from London
£69 /hr
Mirabel K.
£34 /hr
I’m chatty, approachable, resilient and enjoy helping people learn! I tutor GCSE subjects and A Level History, Politics and Economics, studying History and Politics at the University of Warwick. I have worked... read more
£34 /hr
Jacob E.
£30 /hr
I have just completed my law (LLB) and I'm about to begin my LLM. I tutor in Politics and Law. I achieved A* (law and politics) and A (geography) at A Level.
Jacob helped me with A Level Law for around 3 months, I found the tutoring really helpful, Jacob went through exam structure, content and always made the time to go through any answers I got wrong or didn’t understand. I would definitely recommend... read more - Maia, student
£30 /hr
Heather M.
£97 /hr
I am a Durham University graduate who studied for a BA (Hons) degree in Politics, and I want to help you achieve the best result possible in your politics exams
I cannot recommend Heather enough! I had received an E in my Year 12 mocks and a D in Year 13, but after starting lessons with Heather, I ended up just 2 marks off an A in my real A level. Honestly, I don’t think I could have done it without... read more - Dennis, student
£97 /hr
Thomas N.
£37 /hr
Hi! I'm Tom, and I specialise in teaching Politics and History for GCSE and A-Level! I hold a PhD in Politics, and have several years' experience teaching at Universities, and with a lot of excellent feedback... read more
£37 /hr
Akshat S.
£30 /hr
Hi! My name is Akshat and I am a 4th-year Medical Studentat Imperial College London, consistently ranked in the top 10% of my cohort every year. Alongside my studies, I have a real passion for tutoring and... read more
£30 /hr
Amélie B.
£52 /hr
Current University of St Andrews student offering friendly and focused tuition- passionate about making learning fun!
Thank you very much for the helpful advice! - Rouyan, parent from Cranleigh
£52 /hr
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