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Isayah W.
Surrey - BSc Computer science (Other)
**What makes me stand out:** **I aim to encourage students to fully explore their learning capabilities. Firstly, giving them an opportunity to make mistakes at any time (large part of learning is through overcoming mistak
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
4 reviews
122 lessons
Isayah W.
Surrey - BSc Computer science (Other)
**What makes me stand out:** **I aim to encourage students to fully explore their learning capabilities. Firstly, giving them an opportunity to make mistakes at any time (large part of learning is through overcoming mistak
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
224 reviews
1666 lessons
Nathan M.
York - Taught masters in philosophy (Masters)
York philosophy graduate with a passion for language, learning, and pretty much anything academic!
Hope G.
Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
3 reviews
46 lessons
Hope G.
Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)
I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...
Cameron R.
Durham - psychology and education (Bachelors)
Friendly tutor who gets along with students, passionate at helping them understand and use the knowledge they gain from sessions to achieve the grades they want
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
22 reviews
297 lessons
Cameron R.
Durham - psychology and education (Bachelors)
Friendly tutor who gets along with students, passionate at helping them understand and use the knowledge they gain from sessions to achieve the grades they want
Noah S.
Durham - Theology (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Noah, a Masters Student, and I'm an enthusiastic and patient tutor who loves teaching. I'm committed to finding the best way to help you to learn
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
65 reviews
604 lessons
Noah S.
Durham - Theology (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm Noah, a Masters Student, and I'm an enthusiastic and patient tutor who loves teaching. I'm committed to finding the best way to help you to learn
Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
29 reviews
697 lessons
Lucja J.
University College London - Human Rights (Masters)
Friendly KCL graduate and UCL Human Rights MA graduate is who passionate about philosophy, religion, ethics and rights.
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