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Tutor - Grace A

Grace A.

£30 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(2)
94 lessons

Tutor, poet, actor & dancer. If you love art & culture, we'll get on very well. Will always cater lesson to student - you are the priority!

5 / 5(2)

£30 /hr

94 lessons
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Tutor - Morenike A

Morenike A.

£40 /hr

Jesus College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(1)
76 lessons

I can support with exam skills and teach you skills to optimise your long and short term memory so you can ace your exams!

Morenike was a lovely tutor who helped to bring out my daughter's confidence in sociology and I would strongly recommended her as a tutor. - Yewande, parent from London

5 / 5(1)

£40 /hr

76 lessons
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Tutor - Anna B

Anna B.

£40 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(1)
115 lessons

Sociology student at Durham University with top A-level experience. I help students understand key theories and apply them clearly in essays and exams.

My son is about to sit his A-levels and Anna has been a source of knowledge, grounding and shaping his enthusiasm for the subject into structured essay writing. She was adaptive and flexible to his send needs and was a valuable part of his routines... read more - Andrea, parent from Newark

5 / 5(1)

£40 /hr

115 lessons
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Tutor - Amelia H

Amelia H.

£28 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(5)
85 lessons

Exam board: AQA - with area of expertise being: Crime and Deviance, Theories and Methods, Beliefs in Society, Family and Households, Education

Great lesson - Nico, parent from london

5 / 5(5)

£28 /hr

85 lessons
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Tutor - Gabriela W

Gabriela W.

£45 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(15)
257 lessons

Psychology student with a passion for making learning simple, engaging, and most of all rewarding!

Gabriela is a lovely tutor who works with my daughter to meet her needs! She always prepares sessions beforehand and provides useful resources for her to use. She is always punctual and her ability to simplify complicated A-level concepts is... read more - Amy, parent from Sutton Coldfield

5 / 5(15)

£45 /hr

257 lessons
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Tutor - Emily A

Emily A.

£52 /hr

University of Sussex
5 / 5(56)
407 lessons

Psychology student with a passion for personalised teaching and learning, building student confidence, and improving subject interest and understanding!

Emily has provided incredibly professional and sound Sociology lessons for my daughter who is heading into A-Level exams. Emily is patient, prepared, well organised and extremely knowledgeable. My daughter now feels very confident and much better... read more - Carmen, parent from Vidais

5 / 5(56)

£52 /hr

407 lessons
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Tutor - Hasnain Y

Hasnain Y.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

De Montfort University
5 / 5(58)
791 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(58)

£50 /hr

791 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Charlie L

Charlie L.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Exeter
4.9 / 5(36)
513 lessons

Hi! My name is Charlie. I am a tutor for A-Level Sociology. I have a BScHons in Sociology from the University of Exeter and have been tutoring for over 3 years.

Before working with Charlie, I was really struggling with sociology and, as someone with dyslexia, I often found it overwhelming to keep up and feel confident in my work. Over the past six months, Charlie has been amazing — patient, understanding... read more - Sophie, parent from Rotherham

4.9 / 5(36)

£40 /hr

513 lessons
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Tutor - Macey P

Macey P.

£26 /hr

University of Nottingham
13 lessons
Responds quickly

Hi, I’m Macey, I’m a third year BSc Psychology student and I have been studying psychology for 7 years since I started with GCSEs.

£26 /hr

13 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Nuha T

Nuha T.

£26 /hr

SOAS University of London
5 / 5(5)
58 lessons

I'm Nuha and I am currently studying law at university!

5 / 5(5)

£26 /hr

58 lessons
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