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Nicole L.
£35 /hr
Transforming "too hard" into "I’ve got this." I offer expert, relatable tutoring that builds confidence and delivers results. Let’s hit your goals together!
Such an amazing tutor , Leo gets on so well and is learning so much more now . I can’t thank N Nicole enough for everything she does . Nicole goes above and beyond. We will be increasing our lesson with her . Thank you so much - Libby, parent from Daventry
£35 /hr
Macey P.
£26 /hr
Hi, I’m Macey, I’m a third year BSc Psychology student and I have been studying psychology for 7 years since I started with GCSEs.
£26 /hr
Saima K.
£28 /hr
Guided A-Level Psychology support for students who want clarity, strategy and steady improvement😊
Highly recommend Saima! Thanks to her help, my exam skills and confidence have significantly improved! I have learnt skills to use during the exam to better understand what the question means. Saima has a very good understanding of the mark... read more - James, parent from London
£28 /hr
Abigail H.
£28 /hr
Feedback from previous students includes: personalised, engaging lessons, clear explanations, boosted grades and confidence, and exceptional exam support.
Thank you - very helpful! - Emma, parent from Newbury
£28 /hr
Sneha A.
£28 /hr
Hi, I'm Sneha, a current University student. I know studying can be like a chore, but I've picked up many techniques along the way and can't wait to share them!
£28 /hr
Holly D.
£26 /hr
Hi, my name is Holly and I’m currently studying psychology at the University of Liverpol.
£26 /hr
Olivia G.
£26 /hr
Friendly, enthusiastic tutor keen on helping students build confidence, improve their skills and achieve their goals in English, Psychology and Art.
£26 /hr
Anjie S.
£40 /hr
Why do we do what we do? Do we have control over our behaviour? Do we actually have free will?
Wonderful teacher, I couldn’t have done my A levels without her, she was brilliant. She always went the extra mile and provided loads of resources and went out of her way to mark things in her own time. Thank you! - Milly, parent from Retford
£40 /hr
Charis A.
£30 /hr
Supportive and friendly child nursing student looking to help students reach their fullest potential.
£30 /hr
Kevin G.
£26 /hr
A tutor with past experiences delivering high quality, informative sessions. Will aim to give each session a purpose and with your child feeling more confident!
very good - Chanel, parent from Sandhurst
£26 /hr
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