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Tutor - Zan U

Zan U.

£41 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(18)
121 lessons
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University of Bath CS & Maths student. A* in OCR A Level Computer Science (67/70 in the NEA) and 120+ tutoring lessons.

Zan is a very good tutor he does his best to explain complex topics, my son is happy with him so far. Thank you Zan . - Fatima, parent from Liverpool

5 / 5(18)

£41 /hr

121 lessons
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Tutor - Will C

Will C.

£26 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(22)
182 lessons

Hello, I'm Will! I am a recent graduate in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Bristol. I have a deep knowledge of both A-level and GCSE mathematics, and believe that the best way to learn... read more

Great session on vectors - Nikhel, student

5 / 5(22)

£26 /hr

182 lessons
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Tutor - Adrian B

Adrian B.

£45 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(3)
49 lessons

I’m Adrian, a Computer Science student at the University of Warwick, predicted a First Class MEng, with A*s in A-Level Maths, Physics, and Computer Science. I’m passionate about making complex ideas simple and... read more

My son had Adrian as a tutor for A level Computer Science. Adrian is very professional and is able to connect very well with students and break down difficult concepts into simple, understandable steps. Thanks to his patience and engaging teaching... read more - Margie, parent from Mexborough

5 / 5(3)

£45 /hr

49 lessons
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Tutor - Harry S

Harry S.

£26 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(3)
12 lessons

Computer Science and Mathematics student and teacher. A*A*A*A in A levels, with A*s in Mathematics and Further Mathematics. Studying a Joint Honours BSc in Computer Science and Mathematics at the University of... read more

A really good first lesson on A level computer science covering new topics. It also covered help with content planning in preparation for his exam. - Rachael, parent from Buckingham

5 / 5(3)

£26 /hr

12 lessons
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Tutor - Seren W

Seren W.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Bristol
2 lessons

My name is Seren and I'm studying graduate entry medicine, after graduating from the University of Bristol with a master's degree in Neuroscience. I would love to tutor to help students reach their full... read more

£26 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Maks M

Maks M.

£40 /hr

Sheffield Hallam University
5 / 5(24)
345 lessons

I believe that anyone can succeed! I focus on building confidence and breaking down tricky ideas into clear, manageable steps. With experience teaching in classrooms and one-to-one, I adapt each session to... read more

Wanted to express our thanks for your professionalism and flexibility when tutoring our son this past year. Initially started with Computer Science and he achieved a A Grade and then incorporated Maths as and when he needed support and achieved an... read more - Nicola, parent from Basingstoke

5 / 5(24)

£40 /hr

345 lessons
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Tutor - Lucas P

Lucas P.

£40 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(1)
40 lessons

Friendly Data Science student with an engaging style. Passionate about helping students achieve that "aha!" moment when a complex concept finally clicks.

5 / 5(1)

£40 /hr

40 lessons
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Tutor - Ambarish S

Ambarish S.

£34 /hr

University of Leeds
4.8 / 5(29)
269 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)

£34 /hr

269 lessons
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Tutor - Omar J

Omar J.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Newcastle University

Hello, I’m Omar Jawish and I’m currently in my second year at Newcastle University studying Computer Science. I tutor Maths and Computer Science because I enjoy subjects that focus on understanding and... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Samyue L

Samyue L.

New tutor

£58 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(1)
6 lessons
Responds quickly

I have over 4 years of tutoring experience, specialising in Mathematics and working with students up to A-Levels. I am currently studying Maths at Bath university and I achieved A*A*AA in Maths, Economics... read more

My daughter appreciates that the content is clearly explained and straightforward, and that she also completes practice questions to reinforce her knowledge, make her learning more concrete, and ensure she fully understands, even outside an aided... read more - Lucian, parent from Reading

5 / 5(1)

£58 /hr

6 lessons
Responds quickly
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