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Girtrude H.
Nottingham - Mathematics PhD (Doctorate)
I'm an experienced mathematician keen to share my love of the subject and teach good habits to see you through your mathematical journey.
£28
/hr
22 lessons
Girtrude H.
Nottingham - Mathematics PhD (Doctorate)
I'm an experienced mathematician keen to share my love of the subject and teach good habits to see you through your mathematical journey.
Haseeb M.
Cambridge - Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (Doctorate)
Hi! I'm a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, offering GCSE Maths Tuition! I recognise different learning styles and tailor my lessons accordingly!
£30
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
33 lessons
Haseeb M.
Cambridge - Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (Doctorate)
Hi! I'm a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, offering GCSE Maths Tuition! I recognise different learning styles and tailor my lessons accordingly!
Shahriyar C.
Kings College London - Medicine (MBBS) (Bachelors)
Hello, my name is Mohammed and I am currently studying Medicine (MBBS) at Kings College London (KCL). Medicine is a subject I am extremely fascinated by because of its uniqueness. For example, the privilege of interacting with people with the aim ...
£34
/hr
5 / 5
59 reviews
1568 lessons
Shahriyar C.
Kings College London - Medicine (MBBS) (Bachelors)
Hello, my name is Mohammed and I am currently studying Medicine (MBBS) at Kings College London (KCL). Medicine is a subject I am extremely fascinated by because of its uniqueness. For example, the privilege of interacting with people with the aim ...
Jack L.
Southampton - Education (Masters)
An aspiring psychologist with a logical approach to teaching, passionate about helping students achieve their best
£99
/hr
5 / 5
309 reviews
3984 lessons
Jack L.
Southampton - Education (Masters)
An aspiring psychologist with a logical approach to teaching, passionate about helping students achieve their best
Tay H.
Bristol - Physics (Bachelors)
Friendly physicist from the University of Bristol with a yearning desire to seek knowledge, and radiate that desire to others
£300
/hr
5 / 5
102 reviews
1584 lessons
Tay H.
Bristol - Physics (Bachelors)
Friendly physicist from the University of Bristol with a yearning desire to seek knowledge, and radiate that desire to others
Andrew B.
Liverpool - Mathematics (Doctorate)
Oxford maths lecturer who still loves tutoring. I undertook my Ph.D. at Liverpool. Previously a tutor at Warwick where I did my MMath and was Associate Tutor.
£200
/hr
5 / 5
85 reviews
967 lessons
Andrew B.
Liverpool - Mathematics (Doctorate)
Oxford maths lecturer who still loves tutoring. I undertook my Ph.D. at Liverpool. Previously a tutor at Warwick where I did my MMath and was Associate Tutor.
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