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Samira I.
Kings College London - LLB Law (Bachelors)
I'm Samira, a law student at King's College London. I'm an encouraging and positive tutor that can offer you the guidance to succeed!
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
46 reviews
450 lessons
Samira I.
Kings College London - LLB Law (Bachelors)
I'm Samira, a law student at King's College London. I'm an encouraging and positive tutor that can offer you the guidance to succeed!
Tomi K.
Nottingham Trent - BSc Psychology with cognition and neuroscience (Bachelors)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
0 reviews
12 lessons
Tomi K.
Nottingham Trent - BSc Psychology with cognition and neuroscience (Bachelors)
Lucy F.
Newcastle - Psychology BSc (Bachelors)
Hi! Can’t wait to get studying. My specialties are English, Science and Spanish.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
5 reviews
40 lessons
Lucy F.
Newcastle - Psychology BSc (Bachelors)
Hi! Can’t wait to get studying. My specialties are English, Science and Spanish.
Joe S.
Cambridge - English (Bachelors)
English undergraduate with 2 years experience in private tutoring, specialist across boards in the humanities
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
33 reviews
198 lessons
Joe S.
Cambridge - English (Bachelors)
English undergraduate with 2 years experience in private tutoring, specialist across boards in the humanities
Kaydei I.
Newcastle - Psychology (Bachelors)
Experienced GCSE and A-Level Tutor - helping students reach their target grades and gain confidence in chosen subjects.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
11 reviews
171 lessons
Kaydei I.
Newcastle - Psychology (Bachelors)
Experienced GCSE and A-Level Tutor - helping students reach their target grades and gain confidence in chosen subjects.
Charlotte O.
Bath - Psychology (Bachelors)
Hi, Charlotte and I am currently studying psychology at university. I enjoy playing netball and reading and am looking forward to a career in HR in the future.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
8 reviews
100 lessons
Charlotte O.
Bath - Psychology (Bachelors)
Hi, Charlotte and I am currently studying psychology at university. I enjoy playing netball and reading and am looking forward to a career in HR in the future.
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