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Tutor - Zak M

Zak M.

£34 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(4)
65 lessons

Hi! I’m a student at the University of Bath, with A* grades in both Maths and Computer Science at A-level. I have several years of tutoring experience and teach

Great tutor. Well structured lessons. Clear and systematic explanation. Help my boy to get high grade in Computer Science in 2026 GCSE. - Patrick, parent from Oxford

5 / 5(4)

£34 /hr

65 lessons
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Tutor - Luka W

Luka W.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Bristol
3 lessons

I am currently a Mechanical Engineering Student at The University Of Bristol, I love engineering as I love the problem solving aspect of the subject I also enjoy how much I get to work with other engineers to... read more

£26 /hr

3 lessons
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Tutor - Mark S

Mark S.

Super tutor

£95 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(98)
1334 lessons

First class graduate and doctoral researcher with industry experience as a software developer. I have extensive experience as a tutor at all levels.

My daughter is a GCSE Computer science student and has been helped hugely by Mark. She absolutely hated computer science in school and was so disheartened by the whole thing she wanted to drop it. But then she started being tutored by Mark - she... read more - Nicki, parent from London

5 / 5(98)

£95 /hr

1334 lessons
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Tutor - Noah B

Noah B.

New tutor

£26 /hr

King's College London

I’m Noah, a19 year old Computer Science student at King’s College London. What draws me to maths is something I think a lot of students will relate to once they experience it — the satisfaction of getting an... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Jonny A

Jonny A.

£60 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(34)
182 lessons

Computer science is my world — I'm a PhD student in machine learning! I'll help you understand the concepts deeply and build real, practical coding skills.

He is very talented and capable tutor. Helped my son more than expected . Always on time and ready to help and cooprate for any problem. - Sajid, parent from Birmingham

5 / 5(34)

£60 /hr

182 lessons
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Tutor - Aryan A

Aryan A.

£49 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(51)
484 lessons

Dedicated and approachable tutor, focused on helping students reach their full potential with clear explanations, tailored support, and practical learning.

Aryan has boosted my confidence in Computer Science with strong communication and his supportive and encouraging teaching style. I am very confident that I will get the grade that I need to achieve through his teaching. - Nirav, student

5 / 5(51)

£49 /hr

484 lessons
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Tutor - Ambarish S

Ambarish S.

£37 /hr

University of Leeds
4.8 / 5(29)
275 lessons

Hi! I’m Ambarish, a university student currently pursuing a degree in Mathematics. I’ve always been fascinated by how maths reveals patterns that underpin everything from nature to technology. For me... read more

My daughter enjoyed Ambarish’s lessons. They were very well organised and she understood all the concepts. We highly recommend him - Elena, parent from Southend on Sea

4.8 / 5(29)

£37 /hr

275 lessons
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Tutor - Dylan B

Dylan B.

£26 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
246 lessons

Computer Science student with previous tutoring experience. Helping students through difficult topics with paced, question-based teaching.

Dylan has been an excellent tutor for my son in preparation for his A-Level Further Maths exams. From the outset, he was approachable, professional, and genuinely invested in helping my son succeed. He has been incredibly accommodating whenever... read more - Vicki, parent from Halifax

5 / 5(1)

£26 /hr

246 lessons
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Tutor - Oluwadamilohun A

Oluwadamilohun A.

£40 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(7)
54 lessons

Computer Science has been a life long passion for me, teaching it gives me the opportunity to share that passion with others

top boy - Tina, parent from Hounslow, London

5 / 5(7)

£40 /hr

54 lessons
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Tutor - Lok Tin Y

Lok Tin Y.

£52 /hr

Imperial College London
48 lessons

Hello! I am a Theoretical Physics student at Imperial College London, looking forward to seeing you!

£52 /hr

48 lessons
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