A-Level Design-and-Technology tutors that fit your schedule
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Jemima C.
£50 /hr
Passionate GCSE & A level DT tutor with an architecture background, supporting students in design thinking, coursework development and exam success.
Jemima has been great, really good communication and has helped my daughter alot. Helping her with her studies for her GCSEs. Her patients has helped my daughter become more confident. Highly recommend. - Deborah, parent from Hillingdon
£50 /hr
JUNO B.
£26 /hr
Hi! My name is Juno, I study Fashion Design & Technology at University, and I adore the opportunity to be creative that studying D&T provides!
Thank you for a great lesson! I like the way you teach - Ian, parent from Seeheim-Jugenheim
£26 /hr
Hasnain-Ali A.
£26 /hr
Passionate about solving problems and thinking outside the box, skills essential for harder questions in exams and coursework.
Encouraging and Patient. Creates a zero-judgement environment where asking a question is easy - Sumaira, parent from Middlesbrough
£26 /hr
Emmanuel E.
£30 /hr
Hi! I’m an Aerospace Engineering student at Queen Mary University of London with a strong academic background and a genuine passion for helping students succeed. I achieved A grades in Maths, Further Maths... read more
£30 /hr
Jack A.
£26 /hr
Hi, I'm Jack. I am studying Product Design in my first year. After tutoring my SEND brother for a year, I have learned how to summarise topics and explain methods to students in ways they can understand.
£26 /hr
Roan S.
£70 /hr
Hi, I always enjoyed studying DT, whether it's theory, coursework, or practical I can help to boost grades, much like I did with my own DT work.
Roan uses lots of resources and exam questions to cover different topics on the syllabus. He explains concepts clearly, breaking them down into an easily digestible format. He's very patient and happy to explain things multiple times and in... read more - Cecilia, parent from London
£70 /hr
Rachel W.
£35 /hr
Hiya, my name is Rachel and I am an Engineer currently studying at the University of Nottingham. I am studying Product Design and Manufacturing, through which I have developed my creativity, problem solving... read more
My daughter has benefited from Rachel's lessons greatly, it helped her gain sagnificant amount of understanding about the subject and prepare for tests while in college. Good comunication and attitude. Thank you. - EVITA, parent from New Malden
£35 /hr
Daniela G.
£26 /hr
I work with any students, child or adult, and with learning difficulties. All students are welcome, please request free meeting or introductory lesson.
£26 /hr
Anju J.
£28 /hr
Hi, I’m Anju, a second-year PhD student in Artificial Intelligence with an engineering background and a genuine passion for mathematics. With over three years o
great at teaching makes things that are hard so much easier - Matt, parent from Thornton Heath
£28 /hr
Ryan V.
£30 /hr
I took Design & Technology for GCSE and A-Level, and am studying for my Design Engineering Masters Degree, so my experience and knowledge is extensive.
£30 /hr
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