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Tutor - Benita L

Benita L.

£35 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(2)
68 lessons
Responds quickly

Achieve top Sociology grades with engaging lessons tailored to your learning needs

Benita did a fantastic job tutoring my daughter in A level Sociology . My daughter was initially working at a ‘C’ grade, was predicted a ‘B’ and with Benita’s guidance achieved an ‘A’. Benita is very thorough in her approach, but also has a... read more - Natoya, parent from London

5 / 5(2)

£35 /hr

68 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Laiba J

Laiba J.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Liverpool
5 lessons

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

£28 /hr

5 lessons
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Tutor - Macey P

Macey P.

£26 /hr

University of Nottingham
12 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

12 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Tonisha O

Tonisha O.

£30 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(7)
477 lessons

Hi! I’m Tonisha, a student at the University of Birmingham studying Chemistry. While I have a strong academic background in STEM, I also studied Sociology at A-level, which has given me valuable insights into... read more

amazing explanations and takes her time to teach - Faiza, parent from Newport

5 / 5(7)

£30 /hr

477 lessons
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Tutor - Simrah C

Simrah C.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Anglia Ruskin University

AQA GCSE Sociology. AQA A-Level sociology in topics of Family and Households with Beliefs in Society for paper 2

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Morenike A

Morenike A.

£40 /hr

Jesus College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(1)
75 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

75 lessons
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Tutor - Hasnain Y

Hasnain Y.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

De Montfort University
5 / 5(58)
790 lessons

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

790 lessons
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Tutor - Kelsie B

Kelsie B.

£34 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(2)
149 lessons

Hi! I'm Kelsie, I currently study Politics & IR. I specialise in A-Level Sociology, helping with exam technique, complex topics, and bridging learning gaps!

I've been having lessons with Kelsie since August, before starting A2 Politics. The sessions I've had with her were very helpful in various ways: Firstly, one-on-one sessions tailored to what I found difficult to understand have been astronomically... read more - Jenny, student

5 / 5(2)

£34 /hr

149 lessons
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Tutor - Ruhma M

Ruhma M.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(71)
821 lessons

Passionate Sociology tutor helping students develop critical thinking, essay writing, and analysis skills. Engaging lessons tailored for exam success!

A great Sociology tutor who explains topics clearly and has really helped improve my understanding and confidence. - Victoria, student

5 / 5(71)

£52 /hr

821 lessons
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Tutor - Mia H

Mia H.

£34 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(19)
112 lessons

Hi! I am Mia and I am currently studying History (BA) at the University of Leeds. I have always had a passion for humanities, making my A-levels a (challenging!) yet overall extremely enjoyable time in my... read more

very clear and thorough in explaining content ! - Rachael, parent from London

5 / 5(19)

£34 /hr

112 lessons
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