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Mari T.
£45 /hr
A psychology masters student, hoping to inspire and help others to enjoy and improve on school work!
Amazing tutor! Super patient and supportive, and was really good at explaining all the things I found difficult in a way that I understand clearly. I highly recommend! - Mika, student
£45 /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
Noheir A.
£26 /hr
Biomedical science student teaching all levels of biology up to A-Level. KS3-GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics
£26 /hr
Chloe T.
£40 /hr
I study Psychology at university, but have had a passion for it since GCSE! I achieved 9 at GCSE and A at A Level, and I love both learning and tutoring it!
Chloe has been a fantastic A-level tutor for my daughter in Psychology. She is upbeat, patient, organised and professional. And my daughter was delighted to get an A grade today on Results Day. Thank you, Chloe, for all your help. - Megan, parent from Aberystwyth
£40 /hr
Sarah N.
£45 /hr
Graduate with six years of experience hoping to encourage students to love their subjects, and achieve their potential.
My son really struggled with the essay component of his A level music - Sarah was really patient and provided clear and structured support. I am sure he achieved a better grade as a result. Highly recommended. - Susan, parent from Kingston upon Thames
£45 /hr
Claudia Trinity A.
£35 /hr
I foster a positive learning environment and advocates for healthy and effective study techniques
£35 /hr
Shri keerana M.
£34 /hr
Hey, My name is Shri keerana. I currently Study Biomedical Science and love English Language.
£34 /hr
Emily B.
£29 /hr
I believe the best learning happens when confidence comes first. Hi, I’m Emily a friendly, approachable tutor who loves helping students realise they are more capable than they think. I tutor GCSE Biology... read more
£29 /hr
Mya W.
£38 /hr
I have had years of experience in teaching with children with different learning abilities. I want your children to succeed as much as you do!
£38 /hr
Ameenah S.
£52 /hr
LSE graduate with a Bsc Politics degree, teaching a range of subjects for GCSE and A Level students, with 4 years of experience in teaching!
Ameenah is beyond exceptional! Her meticulous and thorough lessons really helped pull my A-level Politics grade from a C/D to an A! I cannot thank her enough and I strongly recommend her lessons as she is truly worth the investment! - Maya, student
£52 /hr
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