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Degree: Physics with Theoretical Physics (Masters) - Nottingham University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Physics+ 3 more
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Degree: Physics (Bachelors) - Imperial College London University
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Degree: Mathematical Physics (Doctorate) - Nottingham University
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Degree: Mathematics (Masters) - Warwick University
Subjects offered:Further Mathematics , Physics+ 1 more
“Hi i'm Alex. I am currently a first year Maths student at Warwick University, and can tutor you in Maths, Further Maths and Physics at both GCSE and A-Level. I have had plenty of teaching experience before so I can hopefully help you ...”
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