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Niamh B.
£52 /hr
Getting to grips with how to write sociological essays that get great scores and ace those AO3s.
I had a great lesson with Niamh. She tailored the lesson to fit with what I most needed help with. - Rosalind, parent from London
£52 /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
Alisa Z.
£37 /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
£37 /hr
Maria Z.
£26 /hr
Hi there, my name is Maria and I’m a final-year English Literature student at Durham. In addition, having achieved in A in A-Level Sociology recently, I am ready to share my knowledge and experience with... read more
£26 /hr
Thea C.
£50 /hr
A Psychology graduate from the University of Leeds, starting teacher training in September 2026.
Thea was amazing throughout the 6 months that we were doing psychology A level lessons! I was especially struggling with research methods beforehand but during our lessons, she made the whole topic much simpler and easier to understand! She also... read more - Isabella, student
£50 /hr
Anna B.
£40 /hr
Sociology student at Durham University with top A-level experience. I help students understand key theories and apply them clearly in essays and exams.
My son is about to sit his A-levels and Anna has been a source of knowledge, grounding and shaping his enthusiasm for the subject into structured essay writing. She was adaptive and flexible to his send needs and was a valuable part of his routines... read more - Andrea, parent from Newark
£40 /hr
Shaya N.
£40 /hr
Hi! My name is Ms Kaur and I teach Mathematics and English up to GCSE level and I can also teach Sociology up to A Level :)
Shaya is delivering a very high standard of teaching to our son who has delayed language development. The tone of the lessons, the speed and thoroughness of teaching to ensure he is understanding the words and context is fantastic. She is also... read more - Alexandra, parent from East Grinstead
£40 /hr
Gabriella J.
£30 /hr
I am passionate about tutoring English because it provides me with the opportunity to foster a love for reading and analysing language with my pupils!
Gabriella is an excellent tutor who helped my son achieve a grade 8 (A*) in sociology. I would highly recommend! - Roo, parent from Doncaster
£30 /hr
Olivia H.
£26 /hr
Updating soon due to busy schedule. Please remain patient while I upload this as I am busy with university at the moment.
£26 /hr
Nuha T.
£26 /hr
I'm Nuha and I am currently studying law at university!
£26 /hr
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