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Dan W.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Dan. A student at the university of Warwick studying Philosophy, poitics and economics. In all of the subjects I am offering to teach I achieved an A grade at A level using the recent specifications... read more
Great tutor. Thanks :-) - Lucy, parent from Buckland Common, near Tring
£26 /hr
Zoran K.
£40 /hr
International Baccalaureate Qualified Politics Tutor, with educational experience in the UK, Switzerland and Cyprus
Zoran was great - needed a last minute tutor for a confidence boost before A levels start and he was very helpful! ! - Victoria, parent from Thame
£40 /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
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
Lydia N.
£26 /hr
Engaging tutor who makes complex topics feel manageable, builds strong exam skills and supports students every step of the way.
£26 /hr
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
Samantha S.
£42 /hr
I specialise in Edexcel A-level politics, receiving an A* in 2024. I think essay structure/technique is crucial and I have lots of resources for examples.
I have used MyTutor for my eldest daughter, who is now on a pathway to study medicine at a globally ranked top 20 university. My youngest daughter initially preferred in-person tutoring, so it took some convincing for her to try online maths... read more - Melanie, parent from Phuket
£42 /hr
Alex E.
£59 /hr
Hello, my name is Alex and I am studying BA History at Durham University. I aim to teach sessions in friendly and engaging lessons that will deliver progress
£59 /hr
Yasmin H.
£26 /hr
Durham University graduate achieved A* in Politics A-level. Helping students form strong arguments and dissect difficult topics.
£26 /hr
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