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Dev B.
Leicester - aerospace engineering (Bachelors)
I’m a dedicated tutor who makes sure my students are always engaging. I wont move on from content if the students aren’t happy or confident with it.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
14 reviews
159 lessons
Dev B.
Leicester - aerospace engineering (Bachelors)
I’m a dedicated tutor who makes sure my students are always engaging. I wont move on from content if the students aren’t happy or confident with it.

Vivien U.
Exeter - History and French (Bachelors)
Hi! I am very friendly and approachable and will work hard to ensure that you understand your topics and meet your goals.
£37-£39
/hr
4.8 / 5
44 reviews
885 lessons
Vivien U.
Exeter - History and French (Bachelors)
Hi! I am very friendly and approachable and will work hard to ensure that you understand your topics and meet your goals.

Sayem M.
Southampton - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Sayem, a 1st year Medical student at the University of Southampton. Throughout my years of pupillage, I have realised that success in academia is a product of your hard work and resilience, and as your tutor I will ensure that you e...
£30-£32
/hr
4.9 / 5
35 reviews
469 lessons
Sayem M.
Southampton - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Sayem, a 1st year Medical student at the University of Southampton. Throughout my years of pupillage, I have realised that success in academia is a product of your hard work and resilience, and as your tutor I will ensure that you e...

Zara B.
Bristol - LLB Law (Bachelors)
Having tutored on this platform for over a year and a half, I am familiar with how people learn and hope to help them as best as I can.
£30-£32
/hr
5 / 5
20 reviews
121 lessons
Zara B.
Bristol - LLB Law (Bachelors)
Having tutored on this platform for over a year and a half, I am familiar with how people learn and hope to help them as best as I can.

Nadia A.
Bristol - Chemistry (Bachelors)
Experienced maths tutor, approachable and friendly. I have a great interest in my subject as-well as sports and fashion.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
23 reviews
449 lessons
Nadia A.
Bristol - Chemistry (Bachelors)
Experienced maths tutor, approachable and friendly. I have a great interest in my subject as-well as sports and fashion.

James F.
SOAS University of London - PPE (Bachelors)
Enthusiastic PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) student with a passion for teaching psychology and maths....
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
7 reviews
117 lessons
James F.
SOAS University of London - PPE (Bachelors)
Enthusiastic PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) student with a passion for teaching psychology and maths....

Matthew Q.
Imperial College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Matthew and I'm a first-year medical student. I am very passionate about my field as it combines scientific application and research with empathetic and practical communication with people who need help.I am a clear and patient ...
£55-£57
/hr
5 / 5
20 reviews
131 lessons
Matthew Q.
Imperial College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hello! I'm Matthew and I'm a first-year medical student. I am very passionate about my field as it combines scientific application and research with empathetic and practical communication with people who need help.I am a clear and patient ...

Asilsu A.
Bath - Innovation and Technology Management (Masters)
Friendly Master's graduate with a friendly attitude towards students and eager to help them succeed at their exams
£30-£32
/hr
5 / 5
30 reviews
211 lessons
Asilsu A.
Bath - Innovation and Technology Management (Masters)
Friendly Master's graduate with a friendly attitude towards students and eager to help them succeed at their exams

Lucy F.
Loughborough - Bio engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hi, my name is Lucy and I am 22 years old. I have just graduated from Loughborough University with a Masters of Bioengineering. I loved the variety of my course
£37-£39
/hr
4.9 / 5
20 reviews
633 lessons
Lucy F.
Loughborough - Bio engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hi, my name is Lucy and I am 22 years old. I have just graduated from Loughborough University with a Masters of Bioengineering. I loved the variety of my course

Shervin A.
Surrey - Biomedical engineering (Masters)
I've been a teaching assistant for almost five years and I've been doing private tutoring for around a year. I think education is such an important factor in life and I'm always interested in learning new things in an efficient manor a...
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
8 reviews
375 lessons
Shervin A.
Surrey - Biomedical engineering (Masters)
I've been a teaching assistant for almost five years and I've been doing private tutoring for around a year. I think education is such an important factor in life and I'm always interested in learning new things in an efficient manor a...
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Lots of students can benefit from the support of a GCSE Maths tutor. The busy classroom environment doesn’t always allow students to grasp key Maths topics as much as they might like. But one-to-one tuition can help them get to grips with this core subject. Our tutors go at a pace to suit each student, helping them boost their knowledge of circle theorems, statistics, algebra, and more. But also give them the confidence to tackle what can sometimes feel like an overwhelming subject. All sessions can be tailored to suit the individual, but always with the aim of helping you ace your GCSE Maths exam. Tutors can go through past papers and exam techniques in detail. Using our interactive whiteboard, students and tutors can collaborate and work through examples together. All lessons are recorded too, so they can be watched again when it comes to revision. What’s more, our tutors are experienced with all GCSE and iGCSE exam boards. They’ll help you get the grades you deserve. How COVID-19 has affected Maths GCSE results We know how hard the pandemic has been on teens. You might be wondering what the impact has been across the country after all of this change, and we’re here to help. Let’s look at the breakdown of how things have changed compared to 2020 and before the pandemic in 2019. For grade 7 and above: GCSE results have come out higher at grade 7 and above. 28.5% in 2021 25.9% in 2020 20.7% in 2019 For grade 4 and above: Things have stayed relatively the same. - 76.9% in 2021 - 75.9% in 2020 - 67.1% in 2019 You’ll notice that grades have generally been higher overall, which could be down to a few different factors: - Teachers may have leaned more towards students’ favour when averaging grades from results across the different assessments that students had to complete, compared to the typical exams at the end of the year. - Students who would like to appeal their grade are able to, with an extra option to resit in the autumn. How COVID-19 has impacted the use of Maths GCSE tutors Maths GCSE tuition has generally gone up compared to before the pandemic, with many students opting for extra support with their studies. Changes in schooling have left many students feeling unprepared for exams, and our tutors have been on hand to help them achieve their target goals. Some key insights from 2019-2021: - 41% of parents said that they have little or no time to help their teens with schooling; those with secondary aged teens had the least time to help. - Lower income families were finding home schooling the most difficult, with 31% of them not being able to spend anything on their child’s learning in addition to online classes given by the school. - 29% of those on the highest incomes had spent more than £100, including private tutoring. - 10% of parents overall reported paying for private tutoring in the 2021 school year (online and in person). If you’re thinking about online tutoring and would like to find out more about how we can help your teen, book a free video meeting today. It’s a great opportunity to speak to one of our tutors directly to talk about your concerns and what you need before booking any lessons.