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Jess W.
£34 /hr
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
£34 /hr
Sasha E.
£26 /hr
English and social science joint honors student! Hoping to help students find a passion for learning while passing there exams
My daughter has really benefited from her sessions with Sasha. She is patient, encouraging, and explains topics in a way that makes them easy to understand. Sasha tailors each lesson to her needs and keep her engaged throughout. We’ve noticed a... read more - Roberta, parent from London
£26 /hr
Naomi N.
£43 /hr
GCSE and A-Level Sociology tutor with an A* at A-Level and a First Class degree in Philosophy and Sociology from Birmingham.
great , thank you - Camille, parent from St. Albans
£43 /hr
Abby C.
£49 /hr
I’m Abby and I’m a sociology student at the University of Manchester. I loved English all through primary and secondary school as well as college and, to be honest, regret not taking it at university! I’ve... read more
£49 /hr
Sarina S.
£45 /hr
Making learning feel less overwhelming and more achievable, one topic at a time, with clear explanations and plenty of practice.
Sarina is an amazing tutor who worked with my son on his GCSE Religious Studies. She was responsive to his needs, in terms of subjects covered and exam. Myself and my son would highly recommend and he got a 9. - Nicola, parent from Cullompton
£45 /hr
Leah N.
£35 /hr
A level sociology was one of my favourite subjects, achieving an A. I followed it up with my BA in social psychology and continued to tutor.
Leah was amazing, helping me get an A in Alevel Sociology! - Isabelle, parent from Newark
£35 /hr
Gabriela W.
£45 /hr
Psychology student with a passion for making learning simple, engaging, and most of all rewarding!
Gabriela is a lovely tutor who works with my daughter to meet her needs! She always prepares sessions beforehand and provides useful resources for her to use. She is always punctual and her ability to simplify complicated A-level concepts is... read more - Amy, parent from Sutton Coldfield
£45 /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
Ella C.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Ella! I'm starting a Master's in Social Science of the Internet at the University of Oxford, after graduating with a First from the London Interdisciplinary School, where I studied everything from... read more
£26 /hr
Laiba J.
£26 /hr
Medical student offering engaging, personalised GCSE and A-level Science tutoring with a focus on confidence, understanding and exam success.
£26 /hr
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