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Sebastian H.
£52 /hr
Hi! My name is Seb and I'm studying Physics with a Year Abroad at Imperial. I have a fascination with STEM subjects, and I'd to love to ignite that in others!
Lessons are engaging and effective and is always centred around your current needs. - Wilson, student
£52 /hr
Yajat D.
£35 /hr
Hi, I’m Yajat, a first-year MORSE student at the University of Warwick. I’ve always enjoyed subjects where you can take a difficult problem, break it down and eventually find a solution - which is what drew me... read more
£35 /hr
AIDAN T.
£26 /hr
Hi, I am a second year student at the University of Exeter, my main goal is to help students understand, and most importantly enjoy maths and science!
Really great, always helps - Louella, parent from Reading
£26 /hr
Ben G.
£26 /hr
"I don't just teach maths — I make the penny drop." Hi, I'm Ben, a Mathematics and Physics student at the University of Manchester with a genuine love for problem-solving. I got three A's at A-level in Maths... read more
£26 /hr
luke C.
£26 /hr
From building mobile games in my spare time to helping you build your exam success, my passion is making learning click. Hello! I'm a dedicated and approachable tutor specialising in Computer Science, Maths... read more
My son had his first lesson today and was very impressed by Luke’s engaging approach. As a result we have booked an additional eight lessons. - Steve, parent from Bromley
£26 /hr
Oliver C.
£29 /hr
Friendly and patient tutor specialising in maths and computer science. Focusing on improving confidence and understanding
£29 /hr
Robert K.
£34 /hr
Studying CS at the University of Bristol, going into high performance computing.
Rob was amazing with tutoring our son Jack for his school entrance exams. He gave Jack the confidence to realise he had the knowledge and skills to answer the questions , it helped to restore belief in himself. Rob was very friendly and... read more - Hannah, parent from Stone
£34 /hr
Anais C.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Anais! I'm currently completing a Degree Apprenticeship in Project Controls, combining university study with real industry experience. Alongside this, I have a real passion for IT, Computer Science... read more
£26 /hr
Omar J.
£26 /hr
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
Elio H.
£40 /hr
Knowing the details for your exam board is key! Giving you clear definitions for Computer Science :)
£40 /hr
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