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Tutor - Aryan A

Aryan A.

£39 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(48)
468 lessons

Patient and supportive maths tutor, breaking down complex topics into simple steps. Focused on building confidence through clear examples and exam practice.

Aryan has boosted my confidence in Computer Science with strong communication and his supportive and encouraging teaching style. I am very confident that I will get the grade that I need to achieve through his teaching. - Nirav, student

5 / 5(48)

£39 /hr

468 lessons
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Tutor - Carla R

Carla R.

New tutor

£40 /hr

University of Cambridge

GCSE Maths tutoring across calculator and non-calculator papers, using past-paper practice to strengthen topics, exam technique and confidence.

£40 /hr

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Tutor - Raquel M

Raquel M.

Super tutor

£36 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(41)
2137 lessons

Hi, I am a biomedical engineering student at University College London. This is a very interdisciplinary course and really enables me to develop my passion for mathematics, physics and chemistry. Therefore, I... read more

Raquel has been a wonderfully supportive and passionate tutor throughout my biomechanics and human biology lessons over the past two months. She explains complex concepts clearly, using intuitive examples and practical applications to make... read more - Atticus, parent from London

5 / 5(41)

£36 /hr

2137 lessons
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Tutor - Tarteel S

Tarteel S.

Super tutor

£60 /hr

Lancaster University
5 / 5(166)
1986 lessons

Maths isn't about being naturally gifted, it's about learning how to think through problems with confidence.

Tarteel is an excellent maths tutor. She is patient, engaging, and always happy to go over topics until my 14-year-old son fully understands them. Since starting lessons with her a few months ago, we've seen a noticeable improvement in both his... read more - Amoy, parent from Wembley

5 / 5(166)

£60 /hr

1986 lessons
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Tutor - Muhammad A

Muhammad A.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Imperial College London

I am an undergraduate Electrical and Electronic Engineering student at Imperial College London. I achieved A*s in Maths and Physics, As in Further Maths, Economics and EPQ at A-level, as well as all 9s and one... read more

£30 /hr

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Tutor - Ross L

Ross L.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(59)
566 lessons

Hello there! I'm Ross! I'm a final-year honours student at the University of Glasgow studying astronomy and mathematics.

Great and fun tutor. Always explains things well and very patient while I answer. I suggest him to everyone who sees this. Also surprisingly relevant with teenagers so that is a huge plus for me personally that he can support a conversation no... read more - Platon, student

5 / 5(59)

£50 /hr

566 lessons
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Tutor - Anisur R

Anisur R.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(67)
1388 lessons

Maths teacher specialising in GCSE & A-Level. Expert help with tricky topics like Differentiation, Integration, Algebra, Trig, and problem-solving.

Very good at explaining, gives plenty of examples and goes through the questions when when you make a mistake or you're unsure. - John, parent from Luton

5 / 5(67)

£52 /hr

1388 lessons
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Tutor - Shreyash S

Shreyash S.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4.9 / 5(100)
924 lessons

Hi, my name is Shreyash. I’ve always been interested in maths, science and coding and I cant wait to transfer my knowledge to my students

really helpful - Marita, parent from Oxford

4.9 / 5(100)

£34 /hr

924 lessons
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Tutor - Ahmed A

Ahmed A.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(61)
1610 lessons

Experienced tutor passionate about helping students overcome challenges, build confidence, and achieve their goals with tailored, engaging lessons.

We are delighted with our choice of Ahmed as a tutor for our grandson. Alfie is gaining the confidence as well as the knowledge he needs to progress, and what is more, really enjoys his sessions! - Carrie, parent from Leigh-on-Sea

5 / 5(61)

£52 /hr

1610 lessons
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Tutor - Sophie C

Sophie C.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

University of Surrey
5 / 5(90)
725 lessons

Hi! My name is Sophie, and I'm an experienced tutor with a deep love of maths. I hope to provide your child with the confidence and skills they need to succeed.

Totally excellent. Sophie has been brilliant, so friendly, knowledgeable and supportive. She took time to get to know my daughter and built her confidence, persistence and progress in maths. Sessions were engaging and productive. We would highly... read more - Rachel, parent from London

5 / 5(90)

£40 /hr

725 lessons
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