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Shajan S.

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Queen Mary University - Economics (Bachelors)

I am a dedicated student with a fervour for teaching Maths and Economics. My journey as an aspiring educator has been shaped by my unwavering love for these subjects and my desire to share that passion with others. As a first year student majoring

£30-£32

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Star 5 / 5

8 reviews

295 lessons

Shajan S.

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Queen Mary University - Economics (Bachelors)

I am a dedicated student with a fervour for teaching Maths and Economics. My journey as an aspiring educator has been shaped by my unwavering love for these subjects and my desire to share that passion with others. As a first year student majoring

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Lucy P.

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Leeds - Psychology (Bachelors)

Psychology student at Leeds with a particular passion for neuroscience and biology/biopsychology :)

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

141 reviews

1114 lessons

Lucy P.

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Leeds - Psychology (Bachelors)

Psychology student at Leeds with a particular passion for neuroscience and biology/biopsychology :)

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Muhammed V.

Lancaster - Accounting and Finance (Bachelors)

My name is Muhammed and I study Accounting and Finance at University. I really enjoy my course and am able to relate to the real world to see how decision making can affect individuals, businesses and the world that we live in.As a tutor,

£30-£32

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Star 5 / 5

7 reviews

88 lessons

Muhammed V.

Lancaster - Accounting and Finance (Bachelors)

My name is Muhammed and I study Accounting and Finance at University. I really enjoy my course and am able to relate to the real world to see how decision making can affect individuals, businesses and the world that we live in.As a tutor,

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Iris T.

Exeter - Liberal Arts (Politics Major) (Bachelors)

A positive, friendly and compassionate tutor working with you to feel confident in your studies.

£22-£27

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Iris T.

Exeter - Liberal Arts (Politics Major) (Bachelors)

A positive, friendly and compassionate tutor working with you to feel confident in your studies.

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Lithuna S.

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City, University of London - Economics (Bachelors)

Greetings! My name is Lithuna, and I am an accomplished Economics graduate with a strong focus on tutoring GCSE Maths, A-Level Economics and A-Level Sociology.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

50 reviews

713 lessons

Lithuna S.

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City, University of London - Economics (Bachelors)

Greetings! My name is Lithuna, and I am an accomplished Economics graduate with a strong focus on tutoring GCSE Maths, A-Level Economics and A-Level Sociology.

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Ruby B.

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University College London - Publishing (Masters)

An aspiring writer, striving to instil a love of learning in all of my students aspiring for great grades!

£30-£32

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Star 5 / 5

112 reviews

1294 lessons

Ruby B.

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University College London - Publishing (Masters)

An aspiring writer, striving to instil a love of learning in all of my students aspiring for great grades!

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