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Bilal A.

LSE - Mathematics and Economics (Bachelors)

Student studying Mathematics and Economics at the LSE. Top performer at GCSE and A-Level levels. Experienced in tutoring up to A-level, with proven success.

£47-£49

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Star 4.9 / 5

30 reviews

462 lessons

Bilal A.

LSE - Mathematics and Economics (Bachelors)

Student studying Mathematics and Economics at the LSE. Top performer at GCSE and A-Level levels. Experienced in tutoring up to A-level, with proven success.

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Bogdan P.

Southampton - Engineering Doctorate in Computational Engineering (Doctorate)

Lecturer and Doctor in Aerospace Engineering with passion and experience in teaching maths and physics.

£47-£49

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Star 4.9 / 5

26 reviews

66 lessons

Bogdan P.

Southampton - Engineering Doctorate in Computational Engineering (Doctorate)

Lecturer and Doctor in Aerospace Engineering with passion and experience in teaching maths and physics.

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Cameron G.

Super tutor

Manchester - Computational Study of Microstructurally Short Crack Propagation in AA7xxx alloys (Doctorate)

Hi there, my name is Cameron and I recently graduated from the University of St Andrews with an MPhys in Theoretical Physics, and have since started a PhD at the University of Manchester. My research is primarily focused on microstructurally short...

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

84 reviews

866 lessons

Cameron G.

Super tutor

Manchester - Computational Study of Microstructurally Short Crack Propagation in AA7xxx alloys (Doctorate)

Hi there, my name is Cameron and I recently graduated from the University of St Andrews with an MPhys in Theoretical Physics, and have since started a PhD at the University of Manchester. My research is primarily focused on microstructurally short...

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Miriam N.

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

"A mathematical theory is not to be considered complete until you have made it so clear that you can explain it to the first man whom you meet on the street"

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

16 reviews

112 lessons

Miriam N.

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

"A mathematical theory is not to be considered complete until you have made it so clear that you can explain it to the first man whom you meet on the street"

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Kieran M.

Super tutor

Durham - Mathematics (Integrated Masters)

Durham Master's Graduate with a lot of passion and experience in helping students achieve their potential.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

15 reviews

803 lessons

Kieran M.

Super tutor

Durham - Mathematics (Integrated Masters)

Durham Master's Graduate with a lot of passion and experience in helping students achieve their potential.

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Adam L.

St Hilda's College, Oxford - Mathematics and Philosophy (Masters)

I'm a pure mathematician who loves maths, and who also loves helping others love it too.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

34 reviews

374 lessons

Adam L.

St Hilda's College, Oxford - Mathematics and Philosophy (Masters)

I'm a pure mathematician who loves maths, and who also loves helping others love it too.

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