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Kuvekka S.
£55 /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
£55 /hr
Michaela W.
£34 /hr
Hi! My name is Michaela and I am currently studying Psychology at university. After studying biology, chemistry, maths and psychology at A-Level, I developed a strong passion for them and science as a whole....
£34 /hr
Bethany N.
£50 /hr
Hi! I am a qualified primary school teacher and tutor. I am very patient and understanding, and I would love to help you learn!
really amazing tutor. she has really helped me learn and i have really improved since i started using my tutor - Xenia, student
£50 /hr
Rhea F.
£26 /hr
¡Hola y bienvenid@s! I am Rhea. I am 20 years old, in my third year of university and this year I am working in France as an English Language assistant, so I have some experience of working with primary school... read more
£26 /hr
Jess C.
£40 /hr
BA Geographt student currently studying at UCL (University College London), specialising in Human Geography.
Jess tutored my son in Geography in preparation for his GCSE this year. My son is dyslexic and has adhd and was really struggling with exam technique. Jess was fantastic! She was always so well prepared, made every lesson fun and really knew how to... read more - Stella, parent from Enfield
£40 /hr
Erin T.
£26 /hr
Currently, I am in my final year of my Psychology with Human Biology degree at the University of Plymouth. I am particularly interested in the biological basis of behaviour and the methods behind conducting a... read more
£26 /hr
Silvia E.
£34 /hr
Hello, Im Silvia! I am an undergraduate at University of Bristol studying Psychology with innovation. I am a bubbly person who loves seeing how different people learn and am always keen to learn more about... read more
£34 /hr
Amelia R.
£30 /hr
Psychology is my passion, through my A-levels this was my favourite subject, despite it also being the one I found most difficult.
£30 /hr
Eleanor U.
£32 /hr
In Psychology sessions, depending on what you need, we will cover content and exam technique!
£32 /hr
Martha W.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Martha and I study Psychology at the University of Manchester. I'm so excited to share my subject knowledge and passion to help students learn and excel!
£26 /hr
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