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Nicole B.
£45 /hr
I tutor Sociology at GCSE and A Level, helping students develop a strong understanding of key sociological theories, concepts, and contemporary issues.
£45 /hr
Nivain G.
£26 /hr
Having achieved all 9s at GCSE and A*A*A grades at A-level, I am an academically driven and hard-working tutor with strong experience coaching pupils from a range of ages and subjects to improve their... read more
£26 /hr
Faridat A.
£26 /hr
I am a Politics and International Studies student at the University of Warwick. I enjoy philosophy and the debates surrounding ethics as it requires us to question our views on reality. I also enjoy sociology... read more
£26 /hr
Mia H.
£34 /hr
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
£34 /hr
Niamh K.
£26 /hr
I'm Niamh, I acheived an A* in A-Level Sociology by building my revision skills and asking for help when I needed it! I would love to help others do the same.
£26 /hr
Archie T.
£26 /hr
I have always had a fascination with how the world works. This developed later in life when I began studying politics and sociology at GCSE and A-Level. I pursued politics further and am now doing an... read more
£26 /hr
Holly D.
£26 /hr
Hi, my name is Holly and I’m currently studying psychology at the University of Liverpol.
£26 /hr
Anjie S.
£40 /hr
Is our society as civilised and as advanced as we think it is? Is there real meritocracy? Who holds all the power?
Wonderful teacher, I couldn’t have done my A levels without her, she was brilliant. She always went the extra mile and provided loads of resources and went out of her way to mark things in her own time. Thank you! - Milly, parent from Retford
£40 /hr
Sophia D.
£26 /hr
A-level Sociology tutoring from an A* student (199/240), helping you master key theories, evaluation, and exam structure.
Sophia has been very helpful and makes her lessons interactive. - Nida, student
£26 /hr
Alisa Z.
£30 /hr
My name is Alisa and I study English at King's College London! I love my subject and believe that anyone can get the hang of it!
Inaya had really enjoyed her GCSE English language lessons with Alisa and found her very useful. Alisa is very patient, friendly and professional. She had taught Inaya various language concepts and how to improve her structure when answering longer... read more - Iffah, parent from Twickenham
£30 /hr
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