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Beau D.
Durham - Archaeology of the Historic World (Bachelors)
Hi, my name is Beau! I study Archaeology because it lets me study over a wide range of topics from science to history!
£25-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
116 lessons
Beau D.
Durham - Archaeology of the Historic World (Bachelors)
Hi, my name is Beau! I study Archaeology because it lets me study over a wide range of topics from science to history!
Claire S.
Edinburgh - Sociology and Social Anthropology (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Claire and I am an enthusiastic graduate student who has a passion for teaching young people. I love helping students realise their full potential!
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
83 reviews
506 lessons
Claire S.
Edinburgh - Sociology and Social Anthropology (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Claire and I am an enthusiastic graduate student who has a passion for teaching young people. I love helping students realise their full potential!
Murphy A.
Cardiff - Human and Social Sciences (Bachelors)
A reliable and supportive tutor with over 300 hours teaching experience in English, Psychology and Science.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
11 reviews
311 lessons
Murphy A.
Cardiff - Human and Social Sciences (Bachelors)
A reliable and supportive tutor with over 300 hours teaching experience in English, Psychology and Science.
Hima D.
Sheffield - Sociology (Bachelors)
I am currently student at the University of S. For A levels I took chemistry, biology and sociology and wanted to further my knowledge in sociology. I am a kind, positive and patient person who plans to help students...
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
4 reviews
339 lessons
Hima D.
Sheffield - Sociology (Bachelors)
I am currently student at the University of S. For A levels I took chemistry, biology and sociology and wanted to further my knowledge in sociology. I am a kind, positive and patient person who plans to help students...
Caitlin H.
Greenwich - Criminology and Criminal Psychology (Bachelors)
Hello! I’m Caitlin. I'm a tutor for a variety of subjects including Sociology, Law, Criminology, Science and Maths.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
32 reviews
423 lessons
Caitlin H.
Greenwich - Criminology and Criminal Psychology (Bachelors)
Hello! I’m Caitlin. I'm a tutor for a variety of subjects including Sociology, Law, Criminology, Science and Maths.
Maya J.
Durham - Sociology (Bachelors)
Hi, i'm Maya and I’m currently studying Sociology at Durham. Please get in contact with any questions! I'm looking forward to meeting you!
£33-£35
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
14 lessons
Maya J.
Durham - Sociology (Bachelors)
Hi, i'm Maya and I’m currently studying Sociology at Durham. Please get in contact with any questions! I'm looking forward to meeting you!
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