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Facundo C.
£65 /hr
Warwick Physics Doctoral Researcher, graduated top of year with 90% final-year average. GCSE and A-Level Maths & Physics — consistently 5-star rated.
After scoring a B on my January and June Year 12 mocks, I found Facundo in August of 2023. Facundo's perfect explanations and informative lessons allowed me to achieve an A* in A level Maths, including 96% on the mechanics section of my Paper 3... read more - Josh, student
£65 /hr
Simon S.
£49 /hr
I have several years tutoring both PAT and Oxford Physics entrance exam questions with knowledge on how best to pass the PAT and impress at interview
I always really looked forward to my lessons with Simon. He is always super supportive and takes his time if you're struggling as well as challenging you if you're doing well. Couldn't recommend more! - Oscar, student
£49 /hr
Nicholas M.
£75 /hr
An enthusiastic physics PhD graduate with plenty of experience tutoring Maths and Physics. Studied at Oxford and Imperial.
Nicholas is a brilliant tutor. He explains things clearly and concisely. He moves at a pace appropriate to your needs. My daughter wanted to see Nicholas for advice on the PAT entrance exam for Oxford. She scored extremly highly in that exam and... read more - Charlotte, parent from London
£75 /hr
Roman B.
£50 /hr
I am a very positive and approachable person which makes my lessons less pressured
£50 /hr
Alexander M.
£120 /hr
Oxford graduate with an active-learning approach. Passionate about Maths, Physics, Philosophy, OxBridge applications, and getting you the grades you want!
Alexander is an excellent tutor, he is exceptionally knowledgeable and my son loves his lessons with him. Thanks to Alexander my son managed to pass the Physics aptitude test and was well prepared for the interviews at Oxford. I would highly... read more - Penny, parent from Gainsborough
£120 /hr
David G.
£70 /hr
Having passed the PAT myself, I can help students to elevate their marks and talk them through the process.
My child found the leap from GCSE to A-level Physics challenging, and was close to giving the subject up until we got help from David. Suddenly, everything fell into place. He didn't only explain things well, he was just so nice all the time and... read more - Kathy, parent from London
£70 /hr
Daragh P.
£50 /hr
Supportive and structured tutor who values clear explanations, patience, and helping students believe in their own ability.
Friendly and knowledgeable science tutor. Professional, communicative and supportive of my child's progress. Can highly recommend Daragh to other parents and students - Heleen, parent from London
£50 /hr
Laura S.
£69 /hr
I can help you with GCSE maths and science, A level maths and physics, University level maths and physics, and university entrance exams, MAT, PAT and STEP.
Laura is an incredible tutor! I was always really afraid of doing mathematics and confused by many mathematical modules. Laura is patient, explains everything clearly and structures the lessons in a very organised and coherent manner. I would 100%... read more - Selin, parent from Maastricht
£69 /hr
Hannah H.
£55 /hr
I love encouraging new students to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of their subject - I believe this motivates students and gives the best results
Hannah break down and explains clearly all the topics in Chemistry for A level. Very organised teaching. Also as a parent get to know what is discussed by report on a weekly basis which is so great. - Subashini, parent from Chelmsford
£55 /hr
Alexander W.
£35 /hr
Hey, I'm a 3rd year MPhys Physics student at the University of Oxford. I achieved 10 9's at GCSE, 4 A*'s at A-level, and have averaged a 1st in the first two years of my degree. I can help with: GCSE Maths... read more
£35 /hr
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