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Emeema J.
Greenwich - Accounting and Finance (Bachelors)
I'm an Audit Associate at PwC, and currently studying MsC International Corporate Finance at the University of Surrey. Also a First Class Honours Graduate in Accounting and Finance.What I can help with:-Maths ( A-level and GCSE)-English Litera...
£37-£39
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5 / 5
28 reviews
231 lessons
Emeema J.
Greenwich - Accounting and Finance (Bachelors)
I'm an Audit Associate at PwC, and currently studying MsC International Corporate Finance at the University of Surrey. Also a First Class Honours Graduate in Accounting and Finance.What I can help with:-Maths ( A-level and GCSE)-English Litera...
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Alina G.
York - BA in English and Related Literature and History (Bachelors)
Hello, I am Alina, and I am currently in my second year of study for a BA in English Literature and History at the University of York.I would love to work with students struggling with confidence in their studies in English Language, Literature or...
£22-£27
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0 / 5
0 reviews
16 lessons
Alina G.
York - BA in English and Related Literature and History (Bachelors)
Hello, I am Alina, and I am currently in my second year of study for a BA in English Literature and History at the University of York.I would love to work with students struggling with confidence in their studies in English Language, Literature or...
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Thomas G.
Exeter - Film and Television Studies BA (Bachelors)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
0 reviews
42 lessons
Thomas G.
Exeter - Film and Television Studies BA (Bachelors)
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Lydia C.
Exeter - Creative Writing (Masters)
Friendly languages graduate who aims to help students grow in their learning and appreciation of language and literature,
£37-£39
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5 / 5
46 reviews
644 lessons
Lydia C.
Exeter - Creative Writing (Masters)
Friendly languages graduate who aims to help students grow in their learning and appreciation of language and literature,
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Carys S.
Cardiff - English Literature and Creative Writing (Bachelors)
Hi! I’m Carys and I’m an English Literature and Creative Writing student at Cardiff University.
£47-£49
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5 / 5
63 reviews
903 lessons
Carys S.
Cardiff - English Literature and Creative Writing (Bachelors)
Hi! I’m Carys and I’m an English Literature and Creative Writing student at Cardiff University.
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Ellie H.
Aberystwyth University - Mathematics (Bachelors)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
0 reviews
14 lessons
Ellie H.
Aberystwyth University - Mathematics (Bachelors)
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