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Tutor - Amy P

Amy P.

£60 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(21)
295 lessons

Cambridge (MPhil, Neuroscience) graduate and soon-to-be Warwick PhD (Engineering) student with over 5 years of tutoring experience.

I would give 6 stars if I could! Amy is an incredibly patient, kind, and supportive tutor who has helped improve both my Biology grade and my confidence in the subject. She provides lots of extra work outside of sessions and tailors every lesson to... read more - Sophie, student

5 / 5(21)

£60 /hr

295 lessons
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Tutor - Chloe W

Chloe W.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Winchester
5 lessons

My name is Chloe and I am currently a third year university student studying Sociology. The subjects I can help and advise with are both Sociology and English.

£26 /hr

5 lessons
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Tutor - Saffiya P

Saffiya P.

Super tutor

£35 /hr

City St George's, University of London
4.9 / 5(34)
586 lessons

Hi I'm Saffiya, currently studying Clinical pharmacology, and I enjoy chemistry!...

My son has made huge progress thanks to Saffiya and now feels confident that he understands everything he was struggling with. His grades improved massively and Saffiya really helped get him back on track. We will be engaging Saffiya again as he... read more - Kirsty, parent from London

4.9 / 5(34)

£35 /hr

586 lessons
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Tutor - Jess C

Jess C.

£40 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(42)
314 lessons

BA Geographt student currently studying at UCL (University College London), specialising in Human Geography.

Jess tutored my son in Geography in preparation for his GCSE this year. My son is dyslexic and has adhd and was really struggling with exam technique. Jess was fantastic! She was always so well prepared, made every lesson fun and really knew how to... read more - Stella, parent from Enfield

5 / 5(42)

£40 /hr

314 lessons
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Tutor - James F

James F.

Super tutor

£57 /hr

SOAS University of London
5 / 5(18)
574 lessons

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

5 / 5(18)

£57 /hr

574 lessons
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Tutor - Zofia D

Zofia D.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Brighton and Sussex Medical School

Hi! My name is Zofia, a second-year medical student at Brighton and Sussex Medical School. Since primary school, science was my favourite subject- it fascinated me how biology, chemistry and physics can... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Lucia M

Lucia M.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Surrey
4.9 / 5(207)
2009 lessons

Bubbly, friendly tutor with a huge breath of knowledge backed up with experience in spreading knowledge and boosting confidence!

Lucia has been fantastic, I cannot thank her enough for the confidence and skills she has given my daughter in the last couple of months as she prepares to retake her maths GCSE. My daughter was convinced she would never pass maths after an awful... read more - Emma, parent from Halesworth

4.9 / 5(207)

£40 /hr

2009 lessons
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Tutor - Ava S

Ava S.

Super tutor

£68 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(60)
769 lessons
Responds quickly

Experienced psychology tutor offering tailored lessons, memory techniques, and confidence-building to help you excel and reach your full potential!

Ava helped me go from an E to 1 mark off a B in 2 months when I was constantly failing psychology before meeting her. She taught me how to revise all the assessment objectives and the correct exam technique. Would 100% recommend her, hope to get an... read more - Morayo, student

5 / 5(60)

£68 /hr

769 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Dylan B

Dylan B.

£37 /hr

Brunel University of London
107 lessons

I achieved a grade A in A Level psychology and want to pass of my knowledge of exam questions structure and content

£37 /hr

107 lessons
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Tutor - Erin M

Erin M.

£30 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(14)
268 lessons

Hi, I am Erin, an A Level and GCSE tutor and Masters psychology student at the University of Birmingham!!

Erin is very understanding and creates lessons tailored to your personal needs. I highly recommend her! - Hannah, student

5 / 5(14)

£30 /hr

268 lessons
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