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Nuha T.
£26 /hr
I'm Nuha and I am currently studying law at university!
£26 /hr
Lojiya S.
£34 /hr
Hi! My name is Loji. I’m currently studying Business Management and Human Resources at university. Whilst I’m studying business I have a keen interest in history and sociology. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed all my... read more
Great teacher! !! she helped me really improve my writing technique and confidence in answering questions. The lesson were always super helpful since we'd go over my essays and give me ways to improve! - Khadija, student
£34 /hr
Tesni J.
£38 /hr
Experienced and enthusiastic sociology tutor. First-class Liberal Arts master's student focusing on Anthropology and Sociology.
Tesni has a calm, supportive approach to tutoring which is helping my daughter a lot! She gives homework after every lesson and thus helps to embed learning. We have already seen improvement in my daughter’s work and it’s been just a few weeks. - Lucia, parent from Luton
£38 /hr
Sophie M.
£26 /hr
First Class Sociology Graduate from the University of Sheffield who achieved an A* in Sociology at Level - very happy to help guide you through revision!
Sophie is a great tutor and has really helped my son. Thank you Sophie. - James, parent from Teddington
£26 /hr
Farihah U.
£70 /hr
“I offer engaging and supportive RS & Sociology lessons, tailored to your needs, with a focus on building confidence and exam success.”
Amazing teacher, went from a D to a B in my final year of college a levels. Amazing to work with, really targets your needs. - Bal, parent from Camberley
£70 /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
Macey P.
£26 /hr
Hi, I’m Macey, I’m a third year BSc Psychology student and I have been studying psychology for 7 years since I started with GCSEs.
£26 /hr
Zohaa B.
£34 /hr
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.
£34 /hr
Holly D.
£26 /hr
Hi, my name is Holly and I’m currently studying psychology at the University of Liverpol.
£26 /hr
Charlie T.
£52 /hr
Experienced tutor, with a Masters degree from Liverpool University. Keen interest in the social sciences and humanities.
Lessons are going well, son really engaged and benefitting and Charlie is really helpful and supportive overall and with specific requirements (changing lesson day/time and when I forgot to update my payment method (! )). Thank you - Louisa, parent from Newton Abbot
£52 /hr
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