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Tutor - Aryan A

Aryan A.

£26 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(51)
491 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(51)

£26 /hr

491 lessons
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Tutor - Abdul Aziz Z

Abdul Aziz Z.

£50 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(11)
196 lessons

First-class Aerospace Engineering grad, with 100+ hours of delivering private lessons in STEM subjects.

What an amazing teacher. My son's teacher was suddenly unavailable; my son was obviously very disappointed and sad since he has got used to his way of teaching. Now, I had to quickly find a replacement teacher that can help with my son's progress... read more - Mohamed, parent from London

4.9 / 5(11)

£50 /hr

196 lessons
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Tutor - Jack R

Jack R.

£32 /hr

Keele University
4.9 / 5(12)
227 lessons

Hi, my name is Jack Ray, I’m a kind medicine student. I know especially how stressful exams can be, and I want to support my students in the best way I can.

Jack was lovely and super helpful. We had a few ad-hoc lessons of biology for A levels and a D was soon turned into a B. Thank you - Laure, parent from London

4.9 / 5(12)

£32 /hr

227 lessons
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Tutor - Steven C

Steven C.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(72)
747 lessons

Collaborative, student-led maths lessons that build confidence through clear goals, fun, accuracy, and learning from mistakes

Went over integration after multiple-derivation, helped me understand the topic and catch on quick! - Bobby, parent from London

5 / 5(72)

£50 /hr

747 lessons
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Tutor - Brian O

Brian O.

Super tutor

£38 /hr

University of East Anglia
5 / 5(153)
1159 lessons

Hi, I’m Brian. I make Maths engaging and understandable, guiding students to master key topics and achieve exam success.

Hi is so good for us - May, parent from London

5 / 5(153)

£38 /hr

1159 lessons
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Tutor - Mahad A

Mahad A.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

University of Lancashire
4.9 / 5(70)
505 lessons

Experienced mathematician and teacher who loves what he does - looking forward to helping as many people as I can!

Let me just get to the point and say that this guy is the man if you want proper A level maths lessons with intent, (at the time of writing this 19/5/26) the fact that Mahad is only in his second year of university amazes me, he brings maturity... read more - Franciszek, parent from Carshalton

4.9 / 5(70)

£45 /hr

505 lessons
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Tutor - James L

James L.

£40 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(45)
490 lessons

I am very passionate about Maths. I love that it's a language of patterns, logic, and problem-solving. My goal is to help you see it as more than just numbers

I have been doing A-Level Physics lessons with James since late last year, when I had about six months to go until my A-Levels. As a student re-taking exams, I couldn't have asked for a better tutor to support me during this time. Every lesson... read more - Leo, student

5 / 5(45)

£40 /hr

490 lessons
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Tutor - Annabel B

Annabel B.

New tutor

£45 /hr

University of St Andrews
2 lessons

Final year chemistry undergraduate student at University of St Andrews - attended St Paul's Girls' School and achieved 12 9s at GCSE and A*A*A in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics A level. Over two years... read more

£45 /hr

2 lessons
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Tutor - Kasey K

Kasey K.

Super tutor

£39 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(87)
1302 lessons

I am extremely enthusiastic and patient when it comes to learning maths, being student myself I aim to create a calm learning environment

Was really helpful in the buildups to my exams. Always asking me what I needed to do to get my grade up meaning I got personalised lessons resulting in my weaker topics being improved. Kasey is the reason I went from a grade 3 to a grade 5 in Maths... read more - Sam, student

5 / 5(87)

£39 /hr

1302 lessons
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Tutor - Karim Y

Karim Y.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University College London (UCL)

Hey , I'm Karim, a third-year Biomedical Engineering student at UCL with a strong academic background in Biology, Chemistry and Maths — all subjects I achieved A grades in at A-level, along with seven grade 9s... read more

£26 /hr

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