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Tutor - Mohsin R

Mohsin R.

£34 /hr

University of Birmingham
130 lessons

Hi, my name is Mohsin and I tutor maths. I have always been interested in maths, taking it at GCSE and A Level, and now I love teaching it!

£34 /hr

130 lessons
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Tutor - Alexandra T

Alexandra T.

Super tutor

£55 /hr

University of Sussex
5 / 5(43)
886 lessons

BSc Mathematics with Business and Management - University of Manchester. 5 years of experience tutoring from primary to A-Level Maths

Alexandra was so nice and kind plus very helpful 5 STARS - Victoria, parent from Chelmsford

5 / 5(43)

£55 /hr

886 lessons
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Tutor - Snigdha S

Snigdha S.

New tutor

£50 /hr

King's College London

Hi,I am Snigdha, currently a second year dental student at Kings college London and I am an experienced tutor with lots of involvement with students across the past couple of years. I chose this course because... read more

£50 /hr

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Tutor - Andrew M

Andrew M.

New tutor

£30 /hr

University of Warwick
1 lessons

MSci Natural Sciences grad (Warwick) with 6 years’ experience. Making GCSE & A-Level Maths, Biology, Chemistry and click!

£30 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Mohammed A

Mohammed A.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£68 /hr

University of Huddersfield
5 / 5(165)
2837 lessons
Responds quickly

First-class Maths graduate helping students get top grades in Maths and Further Maths through clear teaching, exam tips and support tailored to their needs.

he is a very good tutor and explains everything perfectly - Aurelia, parent from The Hague

5 / 5(165)

£68 /hr

2837 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Zayan A

Zayan A.

Super tutor

£49 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(36)
696 lessons

Hi, I’m Zayan, and I tutor Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science for KS3, GCSE, and A-level students. I’m currently studying for my Master’s in Computer Science/Software Engineering at the University of... read more

Amazing tutor, helped me go from a grade 3 in November mocks to a grade 6 in February mocks ! - Ebtisame, parent from St. Albans

5 / 5(36)

£49 /hr

696 lessons
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Tutor - Zachary Z

Zachary Z.

£40 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(9)
109 lessons

A* in A-Level Maths. Spent a longg time studying these topics, so I'm very happy to share my knowledge :)

Zachary supported my son for GSCE maths. He is very calm, engaging and well prepared for each lesson. My son always enjoyed the sessions and looked forward to the next ones, which is a huge credit to Zachary as a person and a tutor. Would 100%... read more - Paul, parent from Bracknell

5 / 5(9)

£40 /hr

109 lessons
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Tutor - Alexander N

Alexander N.

£34 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
295 lessons

My specialist subject at all academic levels and topics. Studied at undergraduate and masters level in top 5 uni

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

295 lessons
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Tutor - Adam M

Adam M.

Supports SEN

£30 /hr

Newcastle University
5 / 5(39)
426 lessons

Turning tricky maths into clear, structured explanations that use simple formulas to build confidence and real understanding.

My daughter took A level Maths with Adam and found him very helpful. Recommended tutor ++ - Vikas, parent from Melrose

5 / 5(39)

£30 /hr

426 lessons
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Tutor - Raquel M

Raquel M.

Super tutor

£37 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(49)
2194 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(49)

£37 /hr

2194 lessons
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