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Holly S.
£34 /hr
I'm Holly, a second year student currently studying psychology and anthropology at Durham University. Within this, I am a member of Trevelyan college. I have a strong background in essay- and coursework-based... read more
Holly has been a well organised and helpful tutor making effort to leave good feedback on lesson progress every week (so it is clear how my son has been getting on). She has helped my son prepare for a level psychology and helpfully set him homework... read more - Rachel, parent from Rotherham
£34 /hr
Zainab H.
£32 /hr
Ambitious and personable dentistry student with a passion for learning, supporting others and helping students reach their full potential.
£32 /hr
Rhea F.
£26 /hr
¡Hola y bienvenid@s! I am Rhea. I am 20 years old, in my third year of university and this year I am working in France as an English Language assistant, so I have some experience of working with primary school... read more
£26 /hr
Ella Z.
£37 /hr
Hi! My name is Ella and i am currently a first year psychology student at the University of Edinburgh! I achieved top grades for all gcses and alevels. i’m offering tutoring for maths, english literature, and... read more
£37 /hr
Aliya M.
£34 /hr
Uni Psychology student who loves making learning simple, enjoyable, and confidence-boosting!
Aliya has been such a helpful psychology tutor and has really improved my confidence with exam technique, essay structure, and research methods. Her lessons are always clear, organised, and focused on the skills needed for exams. The exam practice... read more - Huda, parent from Birmingham
£34 /hr
Amelie B.
£45 /hr
Hi, I'm Amelie! I'm currently studying Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford. I achieved an A* in A-Level Psychology, A in Maths, and A in Biology, along with grade 9s in GCSE Maths, Biology... read more
£45 /hr
Alex C.
£37 /hr
Hi!I’m Alex . A friendly English Language and Linguistics student hoping to instil enthusiasm in as many students as possible. :)...
Alex has been an excellent tutor over the last two years. He has a real gift for explaining difficult concepts in a way that makes them accessible, and his encouragement and patience helped build both understanding and confidence throughout the two... read more - Emma, parent from Woking
£37 /hr
James S.
£34 /hr
Medical student who enjoys making difficult topics easier to understand and helping students build confidence
£34 /hr
Fauziyah K.
£26 /hr
Passionate about helping students organise their practice time because I know from experience. Psychology backed learning. Practice and be confident.
£26 /hr
Sarah C.
£35 /hr
Undergraduate law student, hoping to provide tailored lessons to let students find their love for learning and thrive!
A in Spanish higher achieved. Thanks Sarah for your brilliant work - Jude, parent from Edinburgh
£35 /hr
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