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Sarina S.
£45 /hr
Making learning feel less overwhelming and more achievable, one topic at a time, with clear explanations and plenty of practice.
Sarina is an amazing tutor who worked with my son on his GCSE Religious Studies. She was responsive to his needs, in terms of subjects covered and exam. Myself and my son would highly recommend and he got a 9. - Nicola, parent from Cullompton
£45 /hr
Madison S.
£30 /hr
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
£30 /hr
Lithuna S.
£59 /hr
Supportive Sociology tutor helping students master key theories and concepts while developing strong essay structure, analysis and evaluation skills.
Lithuna has been an amazing A-level Economics tutor for my daughter. Our daughter struggled with the content from the word go at school and it was only because of Lithuna that she was able to massively improve her predicted grades for university... read more - Jo, parent from London
£59 /hr
Leah N.
£35 /hr
A level sociology was one of my favourite subjects, achieving an A. I followed it up with my BA in social psychology and continued to tutor.
Leah was amazing, helping me get an A in Alevel Sociology! - Isabelle, parent from Newark
£35 /hr
Naomi N.
£43 /hr
GCSE and A-Level Sociology tutor with an A* at A-Level and a First Class degree in Philosophy and Sociology from Birmingham.
great , thank you - Camille, parent from St. Albans
£43 /hr
Morenike A.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Anna B.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Tesni J.
£38 /hr
Experienced and enthusiastic sociology tutor. First-class Liberal Arts master's student focusing on Anthropology and Sociology.
Tesni has a calm, supportive approach to tutoring which is helping my daughter a lot! She gives homework after every lesson and thus helps to embed learning. We have already seen improvement in my daughter’s work and it’s been just a few weeks. - Lucia, parent from Luton
£38 /hr
Ella T.
£40 /hr
Sociology, taught by a specialist: 7th year studying it, top marks at every stage (Durham, Cambridge, Oxford). Real depth, not just the mark scheme.
My daughter enjoys her A level lessons with Ella, she has improved enormously and feels much more confident about the subject and her abilities. - Lisa, parent from London
£40 /hr
Olawande D.
£50 /hr
I am pro mark scheme. Delighted to help you allow the examiners to give you the marks that you deserve!
Olawande was an excellent tutor for my son, she carefully assessed his abilities and introduced themes and topics to assist him with his English GCSE. Olawande kept him engaged throughout providing additional material and advice to support his... read more - Fiona, parent from Dunkeld
£50 /hr
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