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Tutor - Jess W

Jess W.

£34 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(24)
322 lessons

A dedicated and enthusiastic University of Leeds student pursuing BA Sociology, Social Policy and Crime, offering A level Sociology lessons.

I can’t recommend Jess highly enough. She is reliable, punctual, and an all round excellent teacher! My daughter looks forward to her sessions and she’s learnt so much and Jess has really supported her classroom learning. My daughter’s confidence... read more - Ceri, parent from Malmesbury

5 / 5(24)

£34 /hr

322 lessons
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Tutor - Adrienne L

Adrienne L.

New tutor

£55 /hr

King's College London

My name is Adrienne, and I am currently completing my MA in Culture, Politics and Society at King’s College London, after graduating with a 2.1 in History from Balliol College, University of Oxford. I have... read more

£55 /hr

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Tutor - Zohaa B

Zohaa B.

£34 /hr

Worcester College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(4)
71 lessons

Hi, I’m Zohaa. I've just graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in History. I’m passionate about helping students build confidence in their work.

5 / 5(4)

£34 /hr

71 lessons
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Tutor - Riya S

Riya S.

£40 /hr

The University of Law
5 / 5(68)
267 lessons
Responds quickly

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

5 / 5(68)

£40 /hr

267 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Joe A

Joe A.

£40 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(2)
14 lessons

I am happy to help with all areas relating to the study of Theology, Philosophy, and Religious Studies. I have extensive experience (four years) teaching at all ability levels, from primary school age children... read more

5 / 5(2)

£40 /hr

14 lessons
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Tutor - Edith S

Edith S.

£40 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(12)
111 lessons
Responds quickly

Hi, I’m Edie! I love learning and believe every student can thrive with the right support. I’m excited to share my passion and help them achieve their best.

Edith made everything I was learning more clear and easier to understand. - Sarah, parent from Salisbury

5 / 5(12)

£40 /hr

111 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Amelia A

Amelia A.

£50 /hr

City St George's, University of London
5 / 5(7)
179 lessons

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

5 / 5(7)

£50 /hr

179 lessons
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Tutor - Janet O

Janet O.

£52 /hr

University of East London
5 / 5(14)
174 lessons
Responds quickly

Sociology tutor helping students understand theories, develop critical thinking, and excel in exams through engaging, supportive lessons.

Janet is an excellent teacher. She makes sociology super interactive and is great at simplifying the harder topics. The discussions at the end of class are my favourite part because they help me remember everything we cover. - Mansoor, parent from Dubay

5 / 5(14)

£52 /hr

174 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Davina P

Davina P.

Super tutor

£67 /hr

Coventry University
5 / 5(74)
677 lessons

My focuses are families and households, education, inequalities, research methods and crime and deviance.

Davina has completely transformed my academic experience and confidence in my ability. She is relatable and so easy to talk to, which made me feel comfortable in her lessons. I am so grateful to have found her, as I doubted my ability and missed... read more - Nyah, parent from Warwick

5 / 5(74)

£67 /hr

677 lessons
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Tutor - Emily B

Emily B.

Supports SEN

£34 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(36)
207 lessons
Responds quickly

Kind and encouraging tutoring for pupils at a variety of ages and abilities. Experienced in helping GCSE and Primary aged pupils reach their potential.

We would like to say a huge thank you for all the support and dedication in preparing my son for his exams. He has made excellent progress and gained so much more confidence in his English. The lessons are always engaging, well-structured, and... read more - Agata, parent from Grays

5 / 5(36)

£34 /hr

207 lessons
Responds quickly
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