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Esha H.
£26 /hr
I make Sociology easy to understand, helping you master key ideas, improve essays, and feel confident in exams.
esha is very patient and she always explains everything well and focuses on what my daughter struggles with. her exam tips and essay plans are really good. she always marks work out of lesson hours as well - Ari, parent
£26 /hr

Gracie N.
£52 /hr
A bookworm through and through hoping to pass on my passion for learning through tailored and student specific sessions!
I would highly recommend Gracie as a law tutor. She has helped me understand legal concepts much more clearly and has significantly improved my essay writing skills. Her explanations are always clear and engaging, and thanks to her support I have... read more - Liv, parent from Littlehampton
£52 /hr

Adrienne L.
£55 /hr
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

Holly D.
£26 /hr
Hi, my name is Holly and I’m currently studying psychology at the University of Liverpol.
£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

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

Ellie B.
£26 /hr
Hi!! I'm Ellie :) I am a first year Law student at the University of Durham, and I did my A-Levels in Sociology, English Literature and History, for which I achieved AAA. I achieved grade 9 at GCSE in English... read more
£26 /hr

Janet O.
£52 /hr
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
£52 /hr

Megan D.
£69 /hr
Dedicated Primary school teacher and Sociology tutor with a First Class Honours degree in Sociology.
Megan! Where do I start?! An absolute gem of a tutor, ten stars if I coukd give them. She taught and supported my daughter Millie through her A Level sociology and from much ower marks brought her up to a B and we're all over the moon. She wanted... read more - Anne, parent from London
£69 /hr

Habib H.
£35 /hr
Friendly, patient and approachable tutor with a passion for helping students build confidence, and excel in their chosen subjects.
£35 /hr
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