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Arun S.
£36 /hr
Hi, I am Arun and I am currently studying Computer Science because I love to solve problems and use shortcuts when solving problems which is a key skill needed.
Arun has been a big help helping my son with his GCSE computer science lessons. I would highly recommend! - Brindha, parent from St. Albans
£36 /hr
Lucas P.
£40 /hr
Friendly Data Science student with an engaging style. Passionate about helping students achieve that "aha!" moment when a complex concept finally clicks.
£40 /hr
Adam J.
£50 /hr
I'm doing a PhD in Physics, and I tutor Maths, Science and Computer Science at GCSE and A-Level. Something worth knowing about me: I spend most of my week not understanding things. That's more or less what a... read more
£50 /hr
Aarian C.
£30 /hr
I'm a physics graduate with years of experience teaching. I'm very passionate about physics and computer science but I also enjoy acting and video game design.
£30 /hr
Daisy B.
£26 /hr
I'm Daisy and I'm currently studying mathematics at the University of Warwick. I love doing maths because it's like solving a puzzle - it makes you think and use your brain in new ways. I also find maths... read more
£26 /hr
Oliver C.
£29 /hr
Friendly and patient tutor specialising in maths and computer science. Focusing on improving confidence and understanding
Throughout the years, I’ve had many tutors but none compare to Oliver. He was excellent at explaining things and fostering independent thinking. He was also a very kind person. - Saif, parent from Uxbridge
£29 /hr
Jenelle S.
£40 /hr
First-Class Engineering student at KCL & experienced tutor dedicated to boosting grades and exam confidence through tailored, highly interactive lessons.
£40 /hr
John R.
£60 /hr
Computer Science tutor for GCSE and A-Level. We cover theory properly and write real code, with exam technique built in throughout.
Very good teacher and positive way of teaching. Would recommend. - Umar, parent from Bedford
£60 /hr
Yueyang L.
£50 /hr
Hello, I am Luka and I achieved an A in Computer Science A-Levels. I am still programming to this day and I can help you both theoretically and practically.
Patient teacher who simplifies tough concepts to make them easier to understand, makes sure I leave confident in the topics that we've covered for the session. - Leo, parent from Birmingham
£50 /hr
Luke M.
£50 /hr
Hi I’m Luke - a PhD student specialising in the Robotics area, with a strong academic background that includes a First Class Honours degree in Mechatronic Engineering (BEng) and a Postgraduate Diploma in... read more
£50 /hr
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