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Ameerah T.
Manchester - Politics and Arabic (Bachelors)
Hi! My name is Ameerah and I recently graduated from the University of Manchester with First Class Honours in Politics and Arabic. At A-Level, I achieved A* in English Literature, A in Sociology and B in Government and Pol...
£47-£49
/hr
4.9 / 5
19 reviews
551 lessons
Ameerah T.
Manchester - Politics and Arabic (Bachelors)
Hi! My name is Ameerah and I recently graduated from the University of Manchester with First Class Honours in Politics and Arabic. At A-Level, I achieved A* in English Literature, A in Sociology and B in Government and Pol...
Alfie B.
Bath - Politics and International Relations (Bachelors)
An experienced tutor studying Politics and International Relations at the University of Bath
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
13 reviews
589 lessons
Alfie B.
Bath - Politics and International Relations (Bachelors)
An experienced tutor studying Politics and International Relations at the University of Bath
Georgina G.
Warwick - International Security (Masters)
Specialist in International Security but ready to discuss any area, concept, or theory of Politics
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
126 reviews
1072 lessons
Georgina G.
Warwick - International Security (Masters)
Specialist in International Security but ready to discuss any area, concept, or theory of Politics
Yazmin T.
St Andrews - International Relations and Modern History (Integrated Masters)
I'm an enthusiastic and supportive tutor specialising in History and Politics. My aim is to create a supportive learning environment for my students.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
159 reviews
1157 lessons
Yazmin T.
St Andrews - International Relations and Modern History (Integrated Masters)
I'm an enthusiastic and supportive tutor specialising in History and Politics. My aim is to create a supportive learning environment for my students.
Aine M.
Birmingham - Shakespeare (Doctorate)
PhD student who is passionate about English and excited to share that love with students whilst also helping them achieve top grades.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
185 reviews
1510 lessons
Aine M.
Birmingham - Shakespeare (Doctorate)
PhD student who is passionate about English and excited to share that love with students whilst also helping them achieve top grades.
Niamh O.
York - Politics and International Relations (Bachelors)
friendly politics graduate tutor with a range of experience helping students (and trying to make their learning as painless as possible!)
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
77 reviews
871 lessons
Niamh O.
York - Politics and International Relations (Bachelors)
friendly politics graduate tutor with a range of experience helping students (and trying to make their learning as painless as possible!)
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