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Matthew M.
£100 /hr
University of Oxford Undergraduate Physicist who achieved 3 A*s at A-level and has a passion for tutoring Science and Maths to all abilities of students.
£100 /hr
Joseph T.
£37 /hr
I study Physics at the University of Manchester, doing an integrated masters. I have multiple years tutoring experience, with a deep grasp of Maths and Physics.
made me understand my weak areas - Masud, parent from Uxbridge
£37 /hr
Alex C.
£69 /hr
Friendly and driven tutor with a track record of success with Maths & Physics tutoring, Oxbridge applications, and scholarship applications.
Alex really helped me in preparation for admissions tests and interviews for engineering at imperial and Oxford. These processes were very daunting to me and I was not confident with how they worked. Alex really helped feel comfortable with the... read more - Matthew, student
£69 /hr
Ollie L.
£100 /hr
Well organised tutor that aims to help students gain full understanding of a topic and offer clear and precise solutions to specific problems.
My daughter has been having tutoring sessions with Ollie throughout much of year 12 and 13; in Maths , Further maths and Physics . This is the only review I have ever left for Ollie but he deserves a 5 star review for every lesson he has ever... read more - Jackie, parent from Brentwood
£100 /hr
Henry P.
£26 /hr
Physics student with a targeted, flexible and fun lesson approach, hoping to help my students to enjoy their subjects!
£26 /hr
Sophie G.
£60 /hr
A kind, patient Physics and Maths tutor who develops problem solving skills and instills curiosity in her pupils
Sophie has coached my daughter for over a year in both Physics and Maths on the run up to her A-levels. Sophie is a great tutor. She is very kind and patient and has helped my daughter grow in confidence. Always great communication and gives... read more - Adrian, parent from Epsom
£60 /hr
Blake T.
£55 /hr
Engineering Graduate from Cambridge University, excited to share my knowledge with the next generation. Maths, Further Maths and University Application tutoring
Dear Blake I just got my results earlier and I got a 9 in Maths and 8 in Further Maths (scoring 175/200, with the minimum mark needed for a 9 being 180/200) and I am honestly very happy with not just the time and energy I spent into revision, but... read more - Shan, parent from Dunstable
£55 /hr
Conor W.
£69 /hr
A-level Maths tutor. Clear explanations, exam technique, weekly problem sets, and structured revision for AQA/Edexcel/OCR
Brilliant tutor. Explained everything very well and helped my bump my grades up very quickly. - Owen, student
£69 /hr
Troy D.
£30 /hr
I enjoy working with students to develop their understanding and confidence in Maths and Physics, to hit and exceed their grade goals.
£30 /hr
James W.
£69 /hr
A Durham Maths and Physics graduate, experienced in tutoring in both subjects at all levels.
James has been a massive help to my son who studying maths A-level. He explains everything clearly and is very patient. I highly recommend him. - Hector, student
£69 /hr
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