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Alexandra P.
University College London - History of Art (Bachelors)
Currently studying at UCL, looking to inspire students and help them fulfil their very potential.
£37-£39
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5 / 5
63 reviews
599 lessons
Alexandra P.
University College London - History of Art (Bachelors)
Currently studying at UCL, looking to inspire students and help them fulfil their very potential.
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Glena S.
Westminster - Architecture (Bachelors)
I am Glena, currently a Master of Architecture student . With a BA accredited Architecture degree, 3 A-Level's and 11 GCSE's - all A*-C. I have experiences that range from in-practice, freelance and international works that have consisted ...
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
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Glena S.
Westminster - Architecture (Bachelors)
I am Glena, currently a Master of Architecture student . With a BA accredited Architecture degree, 3 A-Level's and 11 GCSE's - all A*-C. I have experiences that range from in-practice, freelance and international works that have consisted ...
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Martha U.
Exeter College, Oxford - Ancient and Modern History (Bachelors)
Friendly Oxford graduate in Ancient and Modern History. Hoping to inspire passion in knowledge and learning in as many students as I can!
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
67 reviews
390 lessons
Martha U.
Exeter College, Oxford - Ancient and Modern History (Bachelors)
Friendly Oxford graduate in Ancient and Modern History. Hoping to inspire passion in knowledge and learning in as many students as I can!
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Arina G.
Lancaster - Architecture (Bachelors)
£47-£49
/hr
4.4 / 5
9 reviews
927 lessons
Arina G.
Lancaster - Architecture (Bachelors)
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Emi K.
University of the Arts London - Fine Art (Bachelors)
2022 BA Fine Art graduate from UAL with experience in tutoring service while a student at a university.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
40 lessons
Emi K.
University of the Arts London - Fine Art (Bachelors)
2022 BA Fine Art graduate from UAL with experience in tutoring service while a student at a university.
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Rachel H.
East Anglia - Film and Television Studies (Bachelors)
I'm a patient and empathetic teacher, who is motivated to help you achieve your academic potential :)...
£22-£27
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5 / 5
2 reviews
40 lessons
Rachel H.
East Anglia - Film and Television Studies (Bachelors)
I'm a patient and empathetic teacher, who is motivated to help you achieve your academic potential :)...
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How much does it cost to get an Art A level tutor? Art A level tutoring is just around the corner, with prices from only £22/hr. Got a budget in mind? Use the pricing filter at the top of this page to help narrow down your search and find the right Art A level tutor quicker. What jobs can you get with an Art A level? Art A level is a popular A level course for many teens, as it opens up a range of exciting careers for the future. Finding the right path is an adventure in itself and we can’t wait to help your teen get to where they want to be. To jump start their search, it’s a good idea to keep their thinking broad - they’ll never know if an unexpected career could surprise them. A few potential roles are: - Animator - Conservator - Museum/gallery curator - VFX artist - Exhibition designer - Jewellery designer - Fashion designer - Game artist - Advertising art director - Commercial art gallery manager - Interior and spatial designer Will a tutor make a difference to my teen’s Art A level studies? Studying Art A level is a great time for your teen to start exploring their individual style and developing their skills. However, when the brief is broad and your teen isn’t sure if they’re on track, it can really help to have someone on the journey with them to share constructive feedback and give their creative development some valuable structure. There are many ways tutors can help boost your teen’s Art A level studies. Some of the most popular are: - Tracking progress - your tutor can keep on top of how well your teen’s doing and create a plan to help them smash their targets. Having the road planned out can improve confidence and help them stay energised throughout their Art A level studies, getting them a big step closer to success. - Boosting subject knowledge - revisiting difficult topics to fill in the gaps and make sure your teen is feeling confident and prepared for their Art A level exams. - Preparing for exams - our tutors can share their insider knowledge on how to approach Art A level exams for top marks. Encourage your teen to share with their tutor what areas they’re looking to improve - tutors can use this information to tailor tutorials and achieve the results they’re aiming for. Sounds good, what do I do now? Book a free video meeting with one of our top Art A level tutors to discuss your tutoring needs today.