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Charlotte C.

Super tutor

St John's College, Oxford - History of Art and Visual Culture (Masters)

Oxford Postgraduate in English Literature and History of Art, and fluent in Spanish, building confidence in students through accessible and flexible lessons.

£55-£57

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Star 5 / 5

127 reviews

575 lessons

Charlotte C.

Super tutor

St John's College, Oxford - History of Art and Visual Culture (Masters)

Oxford Postgraduate in English Literature and History of Art, and fluent in Spanish, building confidence in students through accessible and flexible lessons.

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Lily S.

Warwick - Film Studies (with History of Art) (Bachelors)

£30-£32

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Star 0 / 5

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Lily S.

Warwick - Film Studies (with History of Art) (Bachelors)

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Dora B.

Loughborough - Architecture (Bachelors)

I'm a current architecture student at Loughborough University. The range of skills needed for architecture makes me a well-equipped tutor for a range of subjects, with my strength being in essay writing and fine art....

£37-£39

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Star 0 / 5

0 reviews

43 lessons

Dora B.

Loughborough - Architecture (Bachelors)

I'm a current architecture student at Loughborough University. The range of skills needed for architecture makes me a well-equipped tutor for a range of subjects, with my strength being in essay writing and fine art....

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Alexandra P.

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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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Star 5 / 5

65 reviews

630 lessons

Alexandra P.

Super tutor

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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Sam C.

Cambridge - History (Masters)

Starred First Class graduate from Cambridge offering tutoring in History, Politics, and English Literature.

£55-£57

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Star 5 / 5

58 reviews

339 lessons

Sam C.

Cambridge - History (Masters)

Starred First Class graduate from Cambridge offering tutoring in History, Politics, and English Literature.

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Louisa B.

University of Oxford - DPhil History (Doctorate)

German PhD student at Oxford interested in literature, languages, history and art

£55-£57

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Star 5 / 5

84 reviews

304 lessons

Louisa B.

University of Oxford - DPhil History (Doctorate)

German PhD student at Oxford interested in literature, languages, history and art

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