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Tutor - Evie J

Evie J.

£26 /hr

University of Greenwich
20 lessons

Hi! I am Evie and I am an undergraduate student studying Psychology at the University of Greenwich! I thoroughly enjoy sharing my knowledge and helping individuals achieve their goals through revising content... read more

£26 /hr

20 lessons
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Tutor - Ryan I

Ryan I.

New tutor

£30 /hr

University of Surrey

Hi, I'm Ryan. As a university student studying for my PhD in Sociology, I know exactly how overwhelming GCSE and A-Level exams can feel. My goal is to take the stress out of your studies, build your... read more

£30 /hr

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Tutor - Hallie S

Hallie S.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(7)
106 lessons
Responds quickly

An English Literature student at Warwick with a passion for literary studies, teaching entirely student-focused lessons.

Hallie is an amazingly talented and kind English Literature tutor! With the support of our sessions, I have seen significant improvement in my grades and have a much larger understanding of exam technique! My favourite thing about our lessons is... read more - Elena, parent from Southend on Sea

5 / 5(7)

£40 /hr

106 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Koray S

Koray S.

£42 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(9)
94 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(9)

£42 /hr

94 lessons
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Tutor - Holly M

Holly M.

£40 /hr

University of Bath
4.9 / 5(9)
116 lessons

Hi, I’m Holly, a Psychology student at the University of Bath. I love maths and problem-solving questions, as well as weightlifting, running, and DJing.

Holly was great with our daughter and really helped her to a great grade in her GCSE maths. Thank you Holly! - Paul, parent from Farnham

4.9 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

116 lessons
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Tutor - Emma J

Emma J.

£40 /hr

University of Bristol
4.9 / 5(14)
294 lessons

I achieved an A in A-Level sociology (AQA). I am well versed in the exam spec and exam structure, as well as very knowledgeable of the content.

Emma has done a brilliant job of tutoring my daughter for her A Level Sociology after she received inadequate teaching & subsequent low AS Level grade. We have been delighted to see how Emma quickly connected with our shy 17 year old and have seen... read more - Hannah, parent from Kingsbridge

4.9 / 5(14)

£40 /hr

294 lessons
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Tutor - Jazir M

Jazir M.

Super tutor

£37 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(139)
2318 lessons

Former sociology student at both GCSE and A level (got A*) with interests in sociological theory, class, inequality and social policy.

Extremely great tutor, very reliable when needed last minute. He really improved my knowledge of the content of A level sociology and helped so much with exam practice and how to structure answers for essays. Before having him had little confidence... read more - Maani, parent from London

5 / 5(139)

£37 /hr

2318 lessons
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Tutor - Nika S

Nika S.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(88)
1347 lessons

A person who is excited to teach new things and learn new things. I aim to be someone who my students can confidently approach to clarify their questions.

Nika is an excellent sociology teacher who makes the subject engaging and relatable. She explains complex topics clearly and connect lessons to real-world issues, which makes learning more meaningful. I’ve learned a lot and truly appreciated her... read more - Denzel, parent from Orpington

5 / 5(88)

£40 /hr

1347 lessons
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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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Tutor - Ryan H

Ryan H.

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
34 lessons

1st Year Business Student at Warwick that can help with AQA GCSE and A-Level Business (achieved Grade 9 and A*)

£26 /hr

34 lessons
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