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Tutor - Koray S

Koray S.

£42 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(11)
102 lessons

I am currently studying for an MPhil in Sociology at the University of Cambridge. Before beginning my postgraduate studies, I spent my gap year teaching Sociolo

Thanks to Koray my son was able to go up several grades and get what he needed to get in to his first choice university! Can not thank him enough - Adeeba, parent from Gillingham

5 / 5(11)

£42 /hr

102 lessons
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Tutor - Davina P

Davina P.

Super tutor

£67 /hr

Coventry University
5 / 5(74)
677 lessons

My focuses are families and households, education, inequalities, research methods and crime and deviance.

Davina has completely transformed my academic experience and confidence in my ability. She is relatable and so easy to talk to, which made me feel comfortable in her lessons. I am so grateful to have found her, as I doubted my ability and missed... read more - Nyah, parent from Warwick

5 / 5(74)

£67 /hr

677 lessons
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Tutor - Charlie L

Charlie L.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Exeter
4.9 / 5(36)
516 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

516 lessons
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Tutor - Sophie M

Sophie M.

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(6)
157 lessons

First Class Sociology Graduate from the University of Sheffield who achieved an A* in Sociology at ALevel. All pupils achieved B-A* grades last year.

Sophie is a brilliant tutor and has helped my daughter so much already with her sociology A level - Barbara, parent from Kingston upon Thames

5 / 5(6)

£26 /hr

157 lessons
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Tutor - Leila T

Leila T.

£26 /hr

University of Reading
5 / 5(5)
109 lessons

Hi, I'm Leila! I enjoy supporting students with their studies and seeing their confidence grow. I provide a relaxed environment where opinions are encouraged.

My son was getting a 3 for both English lit and language so we found Leila whom he had for several months and he has just passed both and got a 5 . He found Leila very nice and helped him understand exactly how to write things and awnser questions... read more - Sophie, parent from West molesey

5 / 5(5)

£26 /hr

109 lessons
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Tutor - Melody O

Melody O.

£35 /hr

University of Surrey
17 lessons

I tutor Sociology at GCSE and A-Level, and I'm here to give you the most efficient techniques on how not just to excel, but to enjoy Sociology!

£35 /hr

17 lessons
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Tutor - Thomas A

Thomas A.

£30 /hr

University of Aberdeen
5 / 5(4)
123 lessons
Responds quickly

I believe that every student is different, and i pride myself on creating a uniquely tailered and inclusive environment so that every student can thrive.

Thomas has been a fantastic help offering guidance for the Research Methods module of my psychology degree. Extremely patient, knowledgeable and respectful. Highly recommended! - Akira, parent from Gourock

5 / 5(4)

£30 /hr

123 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Madison S

Madison S.

£30 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(2)
149 lessons

I believe the key part in revising and enjoying Sociology is to become aware of its importance to real and current issues, I aim to make students aware of this

Madison is an exceptional teacher who truly understands my son and his individual needs. No matter how busy she is, she always prioritises my son and ensures he receives the guidance and support he needs. One of her greatest strengths is her... read more - Anushika, parent from Wellingborough

5 / 5(2)

£30 /hr

149 lessons
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Tutor - Laiba J

Laiba J.

£28 /hr

University of Liverpool
13 lessons
Responds quickly

Medical student offering engaging, personalised GCSE and A-level Science tutoring with a focus on confidence, understanding and exam success.

£28 /hr

13 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - India B

India B.

£38 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(8)
242 lessons

Hi, I am India, a First-Class Psychology graduate. I have plentiful tutoring experience and I am passionate about supporting the learning of all individuals.

she was class - Sharon, parent from CHESHAM

5 / 5(8)

£38 /hr

242 lessons
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