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Tutor - Maks M

Maks M.

£40 /hr

Sheffield Hallam University
5 / 5(24)
341 lessons

I believe that anyone can succeed! I focus on building confidence and breaking down tricky ideas into clear, manageable steps. With experience teaching in classrooms and one-to-one, I adapt each session to... read more

Wanted to express our thanks for your professionalism and flexibility when tutoring our son this past year. Initially started with Computer Science and he achieved a A Grade and then incorporated Maths as and when he needed support and achieved an... read more - Nicola, parent from Basingstoke

5 / 5(24)

£40 /hr

341 lessons
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Tutor - Emily H

Emily H.

Supports SEN
New tutor

£30 /hr

Durham University
5 lessons
Responds quickly

An undergraduate BA Geography Student at Durham University. Flexible, neurodivergent-friendly tutoring supported by Cognitive Science techniques.

£30 /hr

5 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Jordan-Lee S

Jordan-Lee S.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(260)
3082 lessons

I am currently studying Physics at the University of Birmingham, a 4 year course for a masters degree. Throughout my academic journey in secondary school I competed in martial arts to a high standard, which... read more

Jordan has been an excellent physics tutor and instrumental in developing Daniel’s understanding and confidence in preparation for his theoretical physics exam. He is professional, engaging and incredibly thorough, explaining complex concepts... read more - Lindsay, parent from Hebburn

5 / 5(260)

£69 /hr

3082 lessons
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Tutor - Alexander N

Alexander N.

£34 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(1)
284 lessons

Friendly Warwick maths graduate helping GCSE and A-level students build understanding, confidence and strong exam technique.

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

284 lessons
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Tutor - Harry M

Harry M.

£52 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(26)
270 lessons

Hi! My name is Harry and I am a final year French and Spanish student at the University of Cambridge, specialising in literature!

Great and helpful tutor - Danielle, student

5 / 5(26)

£52 /hr

270 lessons
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Tutor - Ria C

Ria C.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

St Anne's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(20)
516 lessons

An Oxford graduate with a degree in Spanish who is happy to help with GCSE and A Level students as well as personal statements and the MLAT.

Ria is calm and patient and gives great examples to reinforce learning. - Zoe, parent from Clitheroe

5 / 5(20)

£45 /hr

516 lessons
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Tutor - Leah N

Leah N.

£35 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(16)
107 lessons

Cambridge Graduate, experience in social sciences including psych and sociology, as well as languages and uni prep

Leah was amazing, helping me get an A in Alevel Sociology! - Isabelle, parent from Newark

5 / 5(16)

£35 /hr

107 lessons
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Tutor - Prishanth R

Prishanth R.

New tutor

£29 /hr

University of Bath
1 lessons

ith over 4 years of tutoring experience and a background working with a private education company, I deliver structured, results-driven math coaching.

£29 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Alastair F

Alastair F.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(571)
3769 lessons
Responds quickly

Hello! I am Alastair, a recent Medieval History PhD graduate. I hope to provide a fun, student-led tutorial environment to share the passion for my subject.

For me Alison was amazing. I think the best characteristic that he holds is his passion for the subject, which is most definitely infectious. Having sessions with someone that cares so much about history, I found really helpful to remember facts and... read more - Helena, parent from Berkhamsted

5 / 5(571)

£52 /hr

3769 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Jasmine N

Jasmine N.

£50 /hr

The Queen's College, University of Oxford
4.8 / 5(6)
81 lessons

First-class Oxford Psychology Graduate, Graduate-Entry Medic and experienced private tutor (5+ years) with a record of improving grades, and entrance to Oxford.

I cannot recommend Jasmine highly enough! Coming from a non-science background and feeling completely overwhelmed by the time pressure and structure of the UCAT, I was incredibly anxious about how to prepare. From our very first session, Jasmine... read more - Jorden, student

4.8 / 5(6)

£50 /hr

81 lessons
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