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Will V.
£26 /hr
Hi I am Will! I am currently studying Aerospace Engineering at University because of my passion towards STEM subjects. I was awarded the Arkwright Engineering Scholarship during my time studying A Levels which... read more
£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
Elio H.
£40 /hr
Knowing the details for your exam board is key! Giving you clear definitions for Computer Science :)
£40 /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
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
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
Dylan B.
£26 /hr
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
£26 /hr
Sam W.
£32 /hr
Friendly CS student encouraging the problem solving skills and curiosity that help students thrive.
Very good tutor, explains problems in a way that allows the student to figure the answer out for themselves - Kacper, student
£32 /hr
Prem R.
£40 /hr
Experienced tutor in Mathematics, also an academic tutor at Durham University, wanting to unlock your potential.
All questions and concerns were explained with great clarity and detail and helped me improve my grade a lot. - Khushbu, student
£40 /hr
Neil D.
£26 /hr
Hi there, I'm Neil! I'd love to help you study. At school my favourite subjects were Physics, Maths, Computer Science and Geography. I always liked the subjects where you had to actually understand why... read more
£26 /hr
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