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Sophie T.
Sheffield - Law (European and International) (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm a final-year law student at the University of Sheffield and have over 3 years tutoring experience, primarily in Maths and Sociology.
£33-£35
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0 / 5
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0 lessons
Sophie T.
Sheffield - Law (European and International) (Bachelors)
Hi, I'm a final-year law student at the University of Sheffield and have over 3 years tutoring experience, primarily in Maths and Sociology.
Hannah S.
Southampton - Philosophy and History (Bachelors)
Hi there,My name is Hannah and I’m a Philosophy and History student at the University of Southampton. I am in my second year of studies and plan to partake in the Teach First programme after graduation. I would love to gain experience tutoring and...
£33-£35
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
34 lessons
Hannah S.
Southampton - Philosophy and History (Bachelors)
Hi there,My name is Hannah and I’m a Philosophy and History student at the University of Southampton. I am in my second year of studies and plan to partake in the Teach First programme after graduation. I would love to gain experience tutoring and...
Natan C.
Kings College London - BSc Psychology with Professional Placement Year (Bachelors)
Energetic, positive and passionate KCL Psychology Graduate who loves to dance, meet new people and provide an academic support. Active intern at Home-Start.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
540 reviews
2156 lessons
Natan C.
Kings College London - BSc Psychology with Professional Placement Year (Bachelors)
Energetic, positive and passionate KCL Psychology Graduate who loves to dance, meet new people and provide an academic support. Active intern at Home-Start.
Tasnim B.
Queen Mary - BSc Psychology (Bachelors)
Psychology graduate hoping to boost the confidence of students and help them to strive for excellence and success.
£25-£27
/hr
4.9 / 5
56 reviews
2428 lessons
Tasnim B.
Queen Mary - BSc Psychology (Bachelors)
Psychology graduate hoping to boost the confidence of students and help them to strive for excellence and success.
Davina P.
Coventry - Sociology (Bachelors)
First-Class Sociology Graduate with a desire to tutor both Sociology and GCSE Maths
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
26 reviews
366 lessons
Davina P.
Coventry - Sociology (Bachelors)
First-Class Sociology Graduate with a desire to tutor both Sociology and GCSE Maths
Salma M.
Queen Mary - Bsc Psychology with professional experience (Bachelors)
Experienced A-level Psychology, Sociology and Primary school tutor. I have studied psychology and sociology as A- levels.
£39-£41
/hr
5 / 5
3 reviews
309 lessons
Salma M.
Queen Mary - Bsc Psychology with professional experience (Bachelors)
Experienced A-level Psychology, Sociology and Primary school tutor. I have studied psychology and sociology as A- levels.
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