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Amelia H.
£28 /hr
Exam board: AQA - with area of expertise being: Crime and Deviance, Theories and Methods, Beliefs in Society, Family and Households, Education
Great lesson - Nico, parent from london
£28 /hr
Riya S.
£40 /hr
English Tutor who has proudly boosted student's grades from Ds to As within a few months.
Riya has been a fantastic tutor for my son. She is patient, supportive, and very dedicated to helping him improve. We really appreciate all the effort and encouragement she has given him throughout his SATs preparation. Thank you so much, Riya - Trang, parent from Newcastle upon Tyne
£40 /hr
Grace A.
£30 /hr
Tutor, poet, actor & dancer. If you love art & culture, we'll get on very well. Will always cater lesson to student - you are the priority!
£30 /hr
Mariyah L.
£28 /hr
I am a confident individual who is easy to talk to and loves to feel a sense of fulfilment from helping people. I tutor in Politics and Sociology A level and GCSE, and English GCSE, because I am thoroughly... read more
£28 /hr
Laiba J.
£28 /hr
Medical student offering engaging, personalised GCSE and A-level Science tutoring with a focus on confidence, understanding and exam success.
£28 /hr
Hanna M.
£26 /hr
I started teaching to help a family friend, and saw how rewarding it was to see them understand and actually enjoy their subjects, as well as get higher grades. I'm also passionate about working with students... read more
£26 /hr
Amelia A.
£50 /hr
I guide students to understand, retain, and excel. Lessons are personalised, interactive, and focused on helping you gain confidence and succeed.
Amelia is an incredible tutor, I have seen my confidence and academic achievement increase massively since having lessons with Amelia. I really recommend her if you’re considering having an understanding and encouraging tutor! - Lily, student
£50 /hr
Alice E.
£26 /hr
I am studying for my Masters at Swansea University in Social Research Methods with particular interest in education policy
£26 /hr
Nuha T.
£26 /hr
I'm Nuha and I am currently studying law at university!
£26 /hr
olivia H.
£36 /hr
I am an approachable, patient and kind person who loves to see students reach that 'lightbulb' moment. I tutor Maths, English and Biology up to GCSE's and Psychology, Law and Sociology at A-level. I am... read more
Olivia has been a fantastic Biology tutor for my daughter. She helped her to achieve the highest grade she possibly could for her paper! The topics my daughter said Olivia really managed to make her have a greater understanding of were... read more - Jade, parent from Basildon
£36 /hr
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