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Suzan Asya Y.
£35 /hr
Psychology tutor here to help you understand the topic to a greater degree, understand expectations and perform well in your exams
£35 /hr
Cameron H.
£69 /hr
Achieved A*A*A after being predicted Cs and Ds in Year 12. I understand the struggle and know how to help students excel and reach top-band grades.
I had a great experience with my tutor. He was always available whenever I needed help, and we studied together every single day before my exam. His teaching style is clear, patient, and very hands-on, which made it much easier to understand... read more - Marco, parent from Puerto de la Cruz
£69 /hr
Xanthe C.
£50 /hr
First-Class Honours Psychology graduate | 88% in Dissertation, 87% in Advanced Statistics
£50 /hr
Amelia G.
£42 /hr
A History graduate from the University of Nottingham with 5 years of tutoring experience.
Amelia is brilliant. She is so wonderful in helping my daughter prepare for her GCSEs. My daughters is inspired and motivated after every session. We are so pleased. - Laurence, parent from London
£42 /hr
Delissa M.
£26 /hr
Hi! I am really looking forward to becoming a tutor and getting to help you all on your academic journeys! Some things about me: I am a second year student at the University of Lincoln studying PharmacyI am... read more
£26 /hr
Charis A.
£26 /hr
Supportive and friendly child nursing student looking to help students reach their fullest potential.
£26 /hr
Alana C.
£35 /hr
Hi, I'm Alana :) A friendly Psychology tutor helping GCSE & A-Level students develop their understanding, essay skills and exam technique.
£35 /hr
Inaya D.
£50 /hr
UCL Brain Sciences Master’s student and First-class BSc (Hons) Neuroscience graduate from the University of Manchester offering Psychology lessons
Inaya is an amazing French tutor! Her lessons are clear, engaging, and always tailored to what I needed. She explains grammar and vocabulary in a way that makes everything easy to understand, and she’s incredibly patient and supportive. Thanks to... read more - Beatrice, student
£50 /hr
Zainab H.
£30 /hr
Ambitious and personable dentistry student with a passion for learning, supporting others and helping students reach their full 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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