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Tutor - Daniel M

Daniel M.

£52 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(10)
417 lessons

I am currently studying for an undergraduate bachelors degree in Dental Surgery, and am an avid footballer, currently playing as a Centre back in my university football team. I have many years of experience... read more

Daniel is a great tutor, he helps you understand chemistry through exam questions. He thoroughly explains questions and gives you a better understanding of a topic using analogies to simplify and further your knowledge. As having Daniel as a tutor I... read more - Esther, parent from Carshalton

5 / 5(10)

£52 /hr

417 lessons
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Tutor - Ghanage M

Ghanage M.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cambridge

Hey, I’m Ghanage and I have been tutoring for the last 3 years. I achieved 10 9’S in my GCSE and 4 A* at A-level in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics. I have experience in the following boards: OCR... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Willem H

Willem H.

Super tutor

£65 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(61)
1407 lessons

MyTutor 'Super Tutor' with 1200 plus lessons taught. I make Chemistry and Business clear, engaging, and exam ready for every student.

Willem did an excellent job helping my son Louis get to a B in Business from basically a fail in his mock. I would highly recommend Willem, he built a very good rapport with Louis who doesn’t usually connect all that well with teachers. Thanks Willem - Ben, parent from sevenoaks

5 / 5(61)

£65 /hr

1407 lessons
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Tutor - Alexander C

Alexander C.

£30 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(12)
389 lessons

Hi, my name is Alex and I am a recent law graduate who loves reading, the gym and playing rugby. Tutoring is a fun activity and I like sharing my knowledge.

I recommend Alexander as a tutor. My son greatly benefited from his support and gained confidence. Thank you! - Iuliana, parent from London

5 / 5(12)

£30 /hr

389 lessons
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Tutor - Fatima K

Fatima K.

£45 /hr

University of St Andrews
5 / 5(13)
371 lessons

I make Chemistry understandable and enjoyable by focusing on clear explanations, practical examples, and effective exam techniques.

Amazing. Fatamas teaching style working great for my daughter, and she was so patient. - Sarah, parent from Gateshead

5 / 5(13)

£45 /hr

371 lessons
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Tutor - Jack R

Jack R.

£32 /hr

Keele University
4.9 / 5(12)
221 lessons

Hi, my name is Jack Ray, I’m a kind medicine student. I know especially how stressful exams can be, and I want to support my students in the best way I can.

Jack was lovely and super helpful. We had a few ad-hoc lessons of biology for A levels and a D was soon turned into a B. Thank you - Laure, parent from London

4.9 / 5(12)

£32 /hr

221 lessons
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Tutor - Sofayan F

Sofayan F.

£50 /hr

University of Reading
4.6 / 5(51)
337 lessons

Teacher with a passion for science and hoping to instil that same enthusiasm for my students.

My son was really struggling with Biology A level but Sofayan helped him improve his knowledge and confidence. Sofayan is very professional, well-prepared and easy to schedule lessons with. Thank you! - Farhana, parent from Camberley

4.6 / 5(51)

£50 /hr

337 lessons
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Tutor - Tom H

Tom H.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University College London (UCL)

Hi, I'm Tom, and I'm a second year BA Russian and History student at UCL. My main interests are Russian, East European and German history. I'm friendly, supportive, and love sharing my passion for the... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Zachary Z

Zachary Z.

£40 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(9)
109 lessons

Durham engineer, hard worker and indefatigable tutor. Eager to help however I can!

Zachary supported my son for GSCE maths. He is very calm, engaging and well prepared for each lesson. My son always enjoyed the sessions and looked forward to the next ones, which is a huge credit to Zachary as a person and a tutor. Would 100%... read more - Paul, parent from Bracknell

5 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

109 lessons
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Tutor - Mia H

Mia H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£52 /hr

Brasenose College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(201)
3527 lessons

Oxford Law graduate and tutor with 3000+ lessons across GCSE, A-Level and Oxbridge admissions. Specialising in STEM, English, and LNAT/interview preparation.

Mia is great. She’s been helping me with my LNAT and I see that I’m improving. She also gives really. Good practical advice during and even outside of our lessons. - Minseo, student

5 / 5(201)

£52 /hr

3527 lessons
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