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Tutor - Tabitha N

Tabitha N.

£85 /hr

University of St Andrews
5 / 5(71)
491 lessons

I have over 5 years of experience tutoring Psychology and I aim to make all my lessons fun and engaging.

Tabi's feedback on my practice exercises was really helpful to my exam preparation. Thanks to her detailed corrections, I was able to achieve perfect scores on similar question types. Her guidance ultimately helped me attain higher first scores in... read more - Xinran, parent from St. Andrews

5 / 5(71)

£85 /hr

491 lessons
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Tutor - Eve O

Eve O.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Durham University

📚 Hi! I’m Eve, and I’m passionate about helping students build confidence and genuinely enjoy learning. I have a First Class Honours degree in Law from Northeastern University London and a Master’s in Medical... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - James S

James S.

£34 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(5)
197 lessons

Medical student who enjoys making difficult topics easier to understand and helping students build confidence

5 / 5(5)

£34 /hr

197 lessons
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Tutor - Aliya M

Aliya M.

£34 /hr

University of Worcester
5 / 5(14)
121 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(14)

£34 /hr

121 lessons
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Tutor - James F

James F.

Super tutor

£57 /hr

SOAS University of London
5 / 5(18)
575 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

575 lessons
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Tutor - Alex C

Alex C.

Super tutor

£37 /hr

Lancaster University
5 / 5(64)
941 lessons

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

5 / 5(64)

£37 /hr

941 lessons
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Tutor - Fauziyah K

Fauziyah K.

Supports SEN

£26 /hr

University of Dundee
5 / 5(1)
71 lessons
Responds quickly

Passionate about helping students organise their practice time because I know from experience. Psychology backed learning. Practice and be confident.

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

71 lessons
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Tutor - Zakiya B

Zakiya B.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(63)
1207 lessons
Responds quickly

Clear, patient and engaging Psychology tutoring tailored to each student’s needs for success in exams and essays.

Zakiya was very helpful and I really enjoyed the sessions and helped me get my psychology grade up 2 grades. - Jamie, student

5 / 5(63)

£40 /hr

1207 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Isobel H

Isobel H.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Portsmouth

Confused by Freud? Can't remember the difference between qualitative and quanitative analysis? I've been there! Drop me a message

£28 /hr

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Tutor - Arya M

Arya M.

£40 /hr

Keele University
4.9 / 5(24)
221 lessons
Responds quickly

I achieved an A* in A Level Psychology and have been tutoring it for 5 years. I love helping students build confidence and develop excellent exam techniques!

Literally the best tutor I've ever had, such a lovely person and knows how to adapt and teach to anyone. Her teaching style is so easy to follow and she truly shows the determination and motivation to help her students succeed. LOVE YOU ARYA - Sanjana, student

4.9 / 5(24)

£40 /hr

221 lessons
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