Scottish-Highers chemistry tutors that fit your schedule
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Arkasha R.
£50 /hr
Chemistry Graduate from Nottingham Trent University who specialises in A level and GCSE Chemistry
I would like to thank Arkasha for the outstanding support he has provided throughout my Year 12 and Year 13 From the beginning, he maintained excellent communication and ensured lessons were planned effectively, allowing me to stay organised and... read more - Annalise, student
£50 /hr
Ebony Caitlin N.
£35 /hr
Hi, I'm Ebony and I just graduated with a 1st class master's degree in Chemistry!
Ebony Caitlin has been a brilliant Maths tutor for my daughter. She has been patient, reliable and explained everything perfectly. I would highly recommend! - SARAH, parent from Mansfield
£35 /hr
Rajin S.
£26 /hr
£26 /hr
Farhin H.
£35 /hr
Hi, I’m Farhin a 1st-year student studying immunology. I love Science & Maths and I aim to make learning stress-free and effective.
£35 /hr
Elise F.
£42 /hr
I am personable, caring and patient. I believe that education needs a proactive approach and can bring out your potential.
Elise is an incredible Chemistry tutor! She breaks down difficult concepts into simple steps that actually make sense. She is incredibly patient, encouraging, and knowledgeable. Thanks to her support throughout the year, I walked into my Higher... read more - Umna, parent from Glasgow
£42 /hr
Misa H.
£35 /hr
Hi, my name is Misa and I am currently studying Chemistry at Imperial College London! I achieved 43/45 in the International Baccalaureate, and eight 9s and three 8s at GCSEs. I have a passion for STEM, and... read more
£35 /hr
Bethany B.
£84 /hr
Third year chemistry student at Glasgow University. I love learning chemistry, which also means I love teaching it!
My daughter loves working with Bethany who always explains things in a simple way by relating chemistry to real life situations. She can’t wait to do higher next year with her support. - Steve, parent from Dundee
£84 /hr
Noah M.
£26 /hr
Recent graduate helping STEM students succeed in A-levels, Scottish Highers and GCSEs.
£26 /hr
Cyrus H.
£70 /hr
St Andrews Chemistry graduate studying Mathematical Biology, looking to become a full time teacher
brilliant as always. - Kevin, parent from Falkirk
£70 /hr
Benjamin O.
£45 /hr
Hello, I am a Precision Medicine graduate from the University of Glasgow who has been teaching science for more than 3 years!
A fabulous chemistry teacher! Took our daughter from a C to an A at Nat 5 level in just a few months. She now loves chemistry and is looking forward to more lessons for Higher, can’t thank you enough Benjamin 🌟 - Bethany, parent from Inverness
£45 /hr
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