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Kuvekka S.
£52 /hr
A* at A Level, Bsc at University of Warwick- I can adapt to the child's learning style.
Really understanding and patient tutor and always happy to help ! - Noor, student
£52 /hr
Fatima S.
£26 /hr
Supportive, results-driven Psychology tutor helping students master content, think critically, and achieve top grades with confidence.
£26 /hr
Inaya S.
£35 /hr
I’m chatty, approachable and love seeing my pupils grow and improve their academic ability. I tutor any subject but I mainly have a passion for psychology and politics as I achieved an A in both at A-level. I... read more
£35 /hr
Natan C.
£69 /hr
Developing the perspective about world from a different stand view, allowing to understand human behaviour more effectively while developing research skills.
Amazing tutor! I started of with horrible grades on my mocks, and after lessons with Natan, and getting advice on self studying (which was something I struggled with a lot) I did extremely well on my exams, and I’m very happy with my results! Thank... read more - Uliana, student
£69 /hr
Katie T.
£30 /hr
I'm a friendly and encouraging tutor who will help my students build their confidence and achieve their goals in a supportive environment.
£30 /hr
Elenna M.
£26 /hr
Highly diligent and high-achieving student with experience helping students reach their full potential.
£26 /hr
Holly D.
£26 /hr
Hi, my name is Holly and I’m currently studying psychology at the University of Liverpol.
£26 /hr
Erin M.
£30 /hr
Hi, I am Erin, an A Level and GCSE tutor and Masters psychology student at the University of Birmingham!!
Erin is very understanding and creates lessons tailored to your personal needs. I highly recommend her! - Hannah, student
£30 /hr
Hasnain Y.
£50 /hr
Hello students, parents and whoever else this reaches!My name is Hasnain and I am a university student studying Psychology. I am not gonna flood you with unnecessary information to bore you.Let us get straight... read more
Hasnain is a great tutor that helped improve not only my sons knowledge but also his confidence. A great tutor that is very flexible and kind. Do recommend. - Jen, parent from Woking
£50 /hr
Nadine L.
£38 /hr
Motivated tutor dedicated to helping students understand challenging topics and reach their full potential.
Nadine has been an exceptional Maths tutor for my daughter. Through her patience, encouragement and ability to explain complex topics clearly, she helped her progress from a Grade 4 to a Grade 7. Nadine built both my daughter's confidence and... read more - James, parent from Gravesend
£38 /hr
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