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Masaru S.
£45 /hr
A graduate from King's College London looking to elevate bright and enthusiastic students to achieve their potential :)
I had several lessons with Masaru before I had to stop due to work commitments. I wish I didn't have to stop as these lessons were great. Speaking as an adult who is behind on the tech curve, Masaru really helped me get to grip with some of the main... read more - John, parent from North Shields
£45 /hr
Murti P.
£36 /hr
If numbers excite you as much as they excite me, we're going to get along just fine! I'm a first-year Actuarial Science student at Bayes Business School, City, University of London ,one of the most... read more
£36 /hr
Sandy E.
£26 /hr
Hi I'm Sandy! I studding at Warwick university. I've loved coding since I was a kid so now I am very well equipped to share this knowledge with you!
sandy helped my son to progress in his subjects. .......much recommended. - Aisha, parent from Woodford Green
£26 /hr
Zan U.
£41 /hr
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
£41 /hr
Oluwadamilohun A.
£40 /hr
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
£40 /hr
Seth M.
£35 /hr
GCSE and A-level Maths and Computer Science tutor helping students build confidence, improve results, and develop a genuine enjoyment of learning.
Really good - Krutika, parent from Stanmore
£35 /hr
Jasmin A.
£26 /hr
Passionate problem solver. Loves learning and teaching STEM. Slow and steady maths and the like tutoring.
£26 /hr
Muhammad K.
£26 /hr
I'd love to apply Computing concepts I've learnt at university, combined with my A in A-Level Computer Science to help students ace their exams!
£26 /hr
Angus C.
£26 /hr
Hi, I’m Angus! I’ve always enjoyed learning, particularly Maths and Biology, and I’d love to help other students develop the same confidence and enjoyment in these subjects. I achieved A*s in both Maths and... read more
£26 /hr
Naomi P.
£34 /hr
I’m an experienced software engineer with a passion for maths, science, and programming. I create tailored lessons to make challenging topics simple and relatable, helping students build confidence, excel in... read more
she is so nice! !!!! - Jon, parent from Aylesbury
£34 /hr
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