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Chinonso O.

Brighton and Sussex Medical School - Medicine (Bachelors)

I'm Chinonso! I'm currently studying medicine - doing this now. I know how challenging exams can be and acing them, of course. I currently tutor at a local centre and have been doing that for over 3 years. When it comes to...

£37-£39

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Star 4.7 / 5

6 reviews

109 lessons

Chinonso O.

Brighton and Sussex Medical School - Medicine (Bachelors)

I'm Chinonso! I'm currently studying medicine - doing this now. I know how challenging exams can be and acing them, of course. I currently tutor at a local centre and have been doing that for over 3 years. When it comes to...

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joseph B.

Leeds - mathematics with finance (Bachelors)

Friendly and confident Maths student wanting to help students achieve their potential!

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

2 reviews

65 lessons

joseph B.

Leeds - mathematics with finance (Bachelors)

Friendly and confident Maths student wanting to help students achieve their potential!

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Klesti K.

University College London - Cell and Gene Therapy (Masters)

UCL Master's Recent Graduate with a passion for Sciences. Experienced in personalised tutoring, with the goal to find the best way to improve student's grades.

£37-£39

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Star 5 / 5

20 reviews

194 lessons

Klesti K.

University College London - Cell and Gene Therapy (Masters)

UCL Master's Recent Graduate with a passion for Sciences. Experienced in personalised tutoring, with the goal to find the best way to improve student's grades.

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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

868 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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Finna P.

University College London - Health Economics and Decision Science (Masters)

Reliable Enthusiastic Maths Tutor with 1st Class Maths Degree from University of Edinburgh

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

19 reviews

129 lessons

Finna P.

University College London - Health Economics and Decision Science (Masters)

Reliable Enthusiastic Maths Tutor with 1st Class Maths Degree from University of Edinburgh

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Jack P.

Super tutor

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

Friendly Mathematician, passionate about helping pupils reach their full potential.

£47-£49

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Star 5 / 5

50 reviews

519 lessons

Jack P.

Super tutor

Queen's, Belfast - MSci Mathematics (Masters)

Friendly Mathematician, passionate about helping pupils reach their full potential.

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