Flute Teachers : 1-1 Flute Lessons

Hi, I’m Oli! I’m a recent first-class Music graduate from New College, Oxford. I have tutored in Oxbridge Music admissions for four years, with a strong record of guiding candidates to application success.

I achieved top grades in Oxford across a broad range of topics, including Analysis & Criticism, Composition, SCART (stylistic composition), Performance, and Special Topics (music historiography). I am a flautist by trade, formerly the Principal Flute of Oxford Festival Orchestra and a side-by-side alumnus of the professional Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra. I am regularly booked as a concert soloist by 50+ venues, many of which involve taking music into community. I am also a freelance composer and arranger: several of my works have been performed in concert and I work regularly with Warner Music UK as a choir arranger.

Outside of music, I am completing a postgraduate conversion course in Law and will begin as a Trainee Solicitor at a Music and Media specialist law firm in October 2026. Contrary to the popular myth, there really are many interesting and varied careers that a Music degree can lead you towards!

I am an enthusiastic, capable, and experienced tutor in Music, who is passionate about unlocking the potential of each individual student. I hope to work with you soon!

I am a first year Veterinary Medicine student at the University of Nottingham (april cohort) who has attended vet school interviews at the RVC, UCLan, Nottingham and Liverpool. I received offers from UCLan and Nottingham after taking a gap year, in which I am currently working at a local small animal practice.

I achieved A*AA in my A-levels with an A* in psychology and A’s in Chemistry and Biology. ln my GCSEs, I obtained all grades 7-9 (A/A* equivalent) in my GCSEs, obtaining all 8s in science subjects. I have previous experience tutoring GCSE students in mainly Chemistry and Biology. I am also very happy coaching AS and A-level psychology students. For all subjects, I go through note-taking techniques, content as well as exam preparation through practice questions and paper/interview specific guidance.

Hi, My name is Sophie and I am a third-year Medical student. I absolutely love maths and science and am always helping my friends and my sister with any random questions they have. I am particularly interested in psychiatry and I am very passionate about mental health. I understand GCSE and A-levels can be a partially difficult time so I will do my best to pass on my tips and tricks to reduce stress and make the whole process easier.
A typical tutoring session involves a mix of teaching content and completing exam questions. The topic or aim can be just a recap and clarification followed by exam practice or one that requires a full lesson and explanation. I am committed to making sure you have a broad understanding of the subject and can go into your exams or assessments confident in your ability.