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Tutor - Nasir O

Nasir O.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
4.9 / 5(22)
203 lessons

Hi I'm Nasir, a Maths student and the University of Warwick. I'm passionate about bringing a friendly, engaging and exciting approach to tutoring!

very good! ! - Humayd, parent from Ilford

4.9 / 5(22)

£40 /hr

203 lessons
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Tutor - Alexander N

Alexander N.

£34 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
286 lessons

Friendly Warwick maths graduate helping GCSE and A-level students build understanding, confidence and strong exam technique.

Alex explained difficult maths in a clear and easy to understand way, which really helped my son. - Mitha, parent from Cambridge

5 / 5(1)

£34 /hr

286 lessons
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Tutor - Deep M

Deep M.

£69 /hr

Loughborough University
5 / 5(17)
437 lessons

Hello, my name is Deep and I study BSc Mathematics at University of Loughborough. I love seeing my students excel and go beyond their potential

Deep was a great A level maths tutor who helped me improve my understanding of the subject. He explained concepts clearly and always made sure I understood topics before moving on. He was punctual and well prepared for lessons. One thing I... read more - Yusuf, parent from WALSALL

5 / 5(17)

£69 /hr

437 lessons
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Tutor - Danny G

Danny G.

Supports SEN

£80 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(16)
490 lessons

Scored 70 on the MAT with first-hand exam experience. Systematic past paper practice, multi-step problem solving and clear mathematical communication.

Danny is a great IB maths tutor! He allows me to work at my own pace, clearly explaining anything that I don't understand or am having trouble with. He always sends me extra worksheets to take a look at between sessions and is really happy to... read more - Sophia, student

5 / 5(16)

£80 /hr

490 lessons
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Tutor - Ubaidullah M

Ubaidullah M.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Imperial College London
9 lessons

Supportive tutor helping students fill gaps, build confidence and reach their goals, one step at a time.

£30 /hr

9 lessons
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Tutor - Dairhys L

Dairhys L.

£36 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(19)
293 lessons

Hey! I’m a BSc Mathematics student at the University of Bath. I believe the best way to learn is through making a basic plan and targeting the weaker areas.

Dairhys was brilliant. Very professional & knew his stuff. He had a very relaxed way & therefore my son was very relaxed & comfortable. Explained & taught everything clearly. Would highly recommend :) - Linda, parent from Donaghadee

5 / 5(19)

£36 /hr

293 lessons
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Tutor - John R

John R.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£60 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(37)
640 lessons

I tutor for the MAT across all sections. Tell me which course you're aiming for and we'll get your application interview-ready.

Very good teacher and positive way of teaching. Would recommend. - Umar, parent from Bedford

5 / 5(37)

£60 /hr

640 lessons
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Tutor - Ian W

Ian W.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(36)
672 lessons

I want to instill a deeper understanding of *why* maths - and other sciences -are how they are which highlights the beauty and strengthens question solving.

Very detailed teaching and walkthrough of problems. - Marcus, student

5 / 5(36)

£52 /hr

672 lessons
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Tutor - Tom M

Tom M.

New tutor

£36 /hr

Durham University
Responds quickly

Durham graduate with experience tutoring from primary to undergraduate level. I have tutored a wide range of students, from those hoping to secure the highest grades to students with maths anxiety and many in... read more

£36 /hr

Responds quickly
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Tutor - Anna C

Anna C.

£38 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(6)
32 lessons

Hello, I'm Anna and I'm a fourth year Mathematics student at the University of Birmingham with previous tutoring experience, feel free to drop me a message!

I would highly recommend Anna C. she has really helped my daughter with her GCSE in Maths exams. She worked hard to ensure Meghan was confident in all subjects playing particular attention to anything Meghan struggled with as well as taking her... read more - Louise, parent from Reading

5 / 5(6)

£38 /hr

32 lessons
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