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Vibithra A.
£30 /hr
Friendly and supportive Psychology tutor who helps students understand complex ideas and feel confident in every topic.
such an amazing tutor, she put alot of effort into our lessons and explained things so clearly. - Niamh, student
£30 /hr
Jonathan G.
£26 /hr
Hi! I am Jonathan. I am currently in my third year of Psychology at The university of Southampton.
£26 /hr
Roma B.
£26 /hr
Hello! I am a Masters student in Psychology who is looking to help students to build their confidence in both Science and Psychology!! I know how daunting and overwhelming these subjects can feel can feel... read more
£26 /hr
Ahrin B.
£50 /hr
I'm Ahrin and I'm a university student! Over the years, I've picked up multiple techniques to revise the 3 subjects that I tutor. I can't wait to help you too!
Ahrin has been absolutely fantastic with my son, supporting him with his IT GCSE. He was really struggling with the subject and I genuinely don't think he would have passed without her help. She was patient, supportive and really helped build his... read more - Sescia, parent from Enfield
£50 /hr
Henry M.
£26 /hr
Hi, I’m Henry, an 18 year old student studying Business Management at university! I’m passionate about helping students discover their potential and build confidence in learning. I look to connect with each... read more
£26 /hr
James S.
£34 /hr
Medical student who enjoys making difficult topics easier to understand and helping students build confidence
£34 /hr
Lukas W.
£26 /hr
An approachable, friendly individual who isn't afraid to put in 110% effort when needed.
Brilliant tutor! It is really, really helping our daughter. - Jane, parent from London
£26 /hr
Priya G.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Priya and I would like to spread knowledge to ensure students' success :)
Priya has been amazing, so helpful and supportive for my daughter in preparation for her Psychology A-Level this year. Her support has given my daughter confidence. I definitely recommend Priya - 5 stars. - Claire, parent from Cheadle
£26 /hr
Dylan B.
£37 /hr
I achieved a grade A in A Level psychology and want to pass of my knowledge of exam questions structure and content
£37 /hr
James F.
£57 /hr
Enthusiastic PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) student with a passion for teaching psychology and maths....
Very good first lesson, already on track to that A - Adam, student
£57 /hr
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