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Rosie W.

Super tutor

Durham - Music (Bachelors)

Durham University Graduate. Great passion for Music, Maths and Psychology. Patient and dedicated teacher.

£37-£39

/hr

Star 5 / 5

27 reviews

667 lessons

Rosie W.

Super tutor

Durham - Music (Bachelors)

Durham University Graduate. Great passion for Music, Maths and Psychology. Patient and dedicated teacher.

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Rachael B.

Super tutor

Exeter - English Literature (Other)

Enthusiastic and meticulous English tutor with a First Class Honours from the University of Exeter

£37-£39

/hr

Star 5 / 5

146 reviews

1528 lessons

Rachael B.

Super tutor

Exeter - English Literature (Other)

Enthusiastic and meticulous English tutor with a First Class Honours from the University of Exeter

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Amelia C.

Cambridge - BA in Music (Bachelors)

First class graduate of the University of Cambridge. A friendly, experienced tutor who loves helping their students become confident, independent learners.

£47-£49

/hr

Star 4.9 / 5

24 reviews

295 lessons

Amelia C.

Cambridge - BA in Music (Bachelors)

First class graduate of the University of Cambridge. A friendly, experienced tutor who loves helping their students become confident, independent learners.

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Edward M.

Warwick - PPL (Bachelors)

I teach to ensure deep understanding, whilst maintaining students' exam technique to the highest standard through rigorous and demanding question practice.

£37-£39

/hr

Star 4.7 / 5

15 reviews

230 lessons

Edward M.

Warwick - PPL (Bachelors)

I teach to ensure deep understanding, whilst maintaining students' exam technique to the highest standard through rigorous and demanding question practice.

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Ben Q.

Southampton - BA Music with a Year Abroad (Bachelors)

My name is Ben and I am in 3rd year at the University of Southampton. I am studying music, minoring in French.I am friendly, approachable and hard-working. I believe in getting the best out of my students by allowing them to feel safe and comforta...

£22-£27

/hr

Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

18 lessons

Ben Q.

Southampton - BA Music with a Year Abroad (Bachelors)

My name is Ben and I am in 3rd year at the University of Southampton. I am studying music, minoring in French.I am friendly, approachable and hard-working. I believe in getting the best out of my students by allowing them to feel safe and comforta...

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Olivia N.

Sheffield - BMus Music (Bachelors)

I am currently studying an MA in Musical Direction and I have been tutoring for 4 years, always aiming to make my lessons encouraging and thorough.

£47-£49

/hr

Star 5 / 5

5 reviews

178 lessons

Olivia N.

Sheffield - BMus Music (Bachelors)

I am currently studying an MA in Musical Direction and I have been tutoring for 4 years, always aiming to make my lessons encouraging and thorough.

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