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Lewis C.
£119 /hr
Friendly First-Class Mathematics Graduate of Trinity College, Cambridge, with six years tutoring experience.
Lewis is a sharp tutor, he explains concepts clearly, works through the STEP curriculum in a structured and systematic way, and is always patient. - Ecaterina, parent from Milton Keynes
£119 /hr
Otis S.
£40 /hr
Current Mathematics and Statisics student who hopes to help as many students as possible by passing on the love I have for the subject.
£40 /hr
Joshua K.
£26 /hr
I'm a second year Maths and Computer Science student with a real passion for making maths fun and engaging. I focus on helping students build confidence, really understand the concepts, and improve their... read more
£26 /hr
Dr Nerijus S.
£70 /hr
Specialist Mathematics tutor with 8+ years of experience and PhD in Applied Mathematics. Teaching at GCSE / A-level / IB / Undergraduate levels, and more!
He has a very good understanding of maths and can explain clearly how things work and all the steps to get to the answer. - Dedrey, parent from Bournemouth
£70 /hr
Nada B.
£52 /hr
By breaking down problems into simple step by step ideas, I help my students overcome the challenge of mathematics and come to appreciate it.
Excellent teacher, Vey helpful ! !! - Seb, parent from Nantwich
£52 /hr
Facundo C.
£65 /hr
Warwick Physics Doctoral Researcher, graduated top of year with 90% final-year average. GCSE and A-Level Maths & Physics — consistently 5-star rated.
After scoring a B on my January and June Year 12 mocks, I found Facundo in August of 2023. Facundo's perfect explanations and informative lessons allowed me to achieve an A* in A level Maths, including 96% on the mechanics section of my Paper 3... read more - Josh, student
£65 /hr
Joseph D.
£75 /hr
Oxford DPhil maths student, helping students of all abilities achieve their goals.
Joseph is a fantastic tutor! He taught our son Maths at A Level which he found very helpful especially improving on exam technique as well as focusing on weaker areas. He also covered Further Maths when required. Joseph is always very prepared... read more - Iva, parent from Reading
£75 /hr
Haipei J.
£69 /hr
Mathematics and physics specialist. All 4 of my Oxbridge applicant students got into Cambridge in 2025; 3 x maths; and 1 x economics.
very good and enjoyable - Anna, parent from London
£69 /hr
George A.
£50 /hr
An aspiring maths teacher who is friendly and wants to help as many students as they can!
George is one of the best tutor we have ever had, he’s been taking care of my child during the lesson and after, definitely recommend to anyone! - Bing, parent from Mansfield
£50 /hr
David D.
£100 /hr
First-Class Maths graduate with 5+ years of tutoring experience, passionate about helping students gain confidence and achieve their goals.
I can't recommend David highly enough. He has taught my son Maths throughout his A Levels, and there is nothing he doesn't know. He explains topics clearly and plans his lessons carefully. David motivated my son and gave him the confidence he... read more - Ludovic, parent from Bridport
£100 /hr
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