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Hope G.

Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)

I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

3 reviews

22 lessons

Hope G.

Nottingham - Philosophy and Theology (Bachelors)

I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience ...

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Pelumi O.

Nottingham - Philosophy and Psychology (Bachelors)

Pelumi, a dedicated and experienced tutor, who excels in English, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Passionate about fostering academic success for students.

£22-£27

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Star 0 / 5

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Pelumi O.

Nottingham - Philosophy and Psychology (Bachelors)

Pelumi, a dedicated and experienced tutor, who excels in English, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Passionate about fostering academic success for students.

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Hannah H.

Leeds - Theatre and Performance (Bachelors)

Friendly University of Leeds graduate with a creative and proactive student centered approach. I am especially passionate about English, Humanities and the Arts

£37-£39

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Star 4.9 / 5

57 reviews

409 lessons

Hannah H.

Leeds - Theatre and Performance (Bachelors)

Friendly University of Leeds graduate with a creative and proactive student centered approach. I am especially passionate about English, Humanities and the Arts

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Hassan K.

University College London - Theoretical Physics (Integrated Masters)

£37-£39

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Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

130 lessons

Hassan K.

University College London - Theoretical Physics (Integrated Masters)

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Matilda H.

Bristol - Philosophy (Bachelors)

friendly and enthusiastic university graduate, focusing on building confidence and pushing you to achieve your best!

£37-£39

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Star 4.8 / 5

18 reviews

261 lessons

Matilda H.

Bristol - Philosophy (Bachelors)

friendly and enthusiastic university graduate, focusing on building confidence and pushing you to achieve your best!

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Hamish S.

Glasgow - philosophy (Bachelors)

I’m Hamish, a 24-year-old philosophy graduate from the University of Glasgow. I have over 2 years’ experience tutoring online.

£37-£39

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40 lessons

Hamish S.

Glasgow - philosophy (Bachelors)

I’m Hamish, a 24-year-old philosophy graduate from the University of Glasgow. I have over 2 years’ experience tutoring online.

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