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Tutor - Kas S

Kas S.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(397)
4214 lessons
Responds quickly

Experienced Physics tutor with 18+ years’ teaching experience. I make difficult GCSE and IGCSE topics clear, logical and easier to apply in exams.

Kas has been a wonderful Biology and Chemistry tutor for our son, Adrian. His excellent teaching and support made such a difference to Adrian’s understanding and helped him achieve fantastic results and secure a place at medical school. We are so... read more - Parastoo, parent from Ashford

5 / 5(397)

£69 /hr

4214 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Saloni G

Saloni G.

New tutor

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
4 lessons

Hi! My name is Saloni, and I am currently an undergraduate Physics student. I love Maths as well as Physics, and I believe that the key to doing well in a subject is having a good teacher. I was fortunate to... read more

£50 /hr

4 lessons
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Tutor - Elizabeth B

Elizabeth B.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Bath

Hi, I'm Beth! I'm a first year aerospace engineering student at the University of Bath, and I tutor maths and physics. I know how stressful exams and revision can feel, and I'm happy to share the revision... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Kshitij P

Kshitij P.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(225)
2332 lessons

UCL BEng Mechanical Engineering (First Class) | A-levels: Maths (A*), Further Maths (A*), Physics (A) | DBS Certified | 1500+ Lessons of Tutoring Experience

Was predicted to fail Maths after first year, however he was really helpful and supported me to grade B predicted I would recommend to anyone struggling. - Josh, student

5 / 5(225)

£45 /hr

2332 lessons
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Tutor - Denis S

Denis S.

Super tutor

£80 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(628)
1975 lessons

Physics seems complicated. But by using easy to understand English, I will make the most complex topics feel like easy marks in any exam!

He has been helpful in patiently explaining difficult physics concepts to me and guiding me through practise exam questions. Thank you Denis! - Yuko, parent from New York

5 / 5(628)

£80 /hr

1975 lessons
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Tutor - Sarah M

Sarah M.

Super tutor

£75 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(209)
1614 lessons

Friendly UCL graduate, undertaking teacher training, who is passionate at making sure their students strive to get the top grades.

Sarah has helped me over the course of two years, I started at an E in a level maths and ended up with a predicted A! She is incredibly lovely and I feel as though I have not only met a great teacher but made a friend over the course of our time... read more - Max, student

5 / 5(209)

£75 /hr

1614 lessons
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Tutor - Nasir O

Nasir O.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
4.9 / 5(22)
202 lessons

Hi I'm Nasir, a Maths student and the University of Warwick. I'm passionate about bringing a friendly, engaging and exciting approach to tutoring!

very good! ! - Humayd, parent from Ilford

4.9 / 5(22)

£40 /hr

202 lessons
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Tutor - Matthew G

Matthew G.

Super tutor

£100 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(911)
3080 lessons

An enthusiastic Physics graduate from Durham University. Friendly and patient with tutoring experience.

Matthew has been such an amazing tutor for me. I’ve been struggling with exam technique in Physics, and how to apply my knowledge into more complex exam questions, but Matthew has taken me through many examples and taught me how to logically answer... read more - Sona, parent from Barkham

5 / 5(911)

£100 /hr

3080 lessons
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Tutor - Caillan L

Caillan L.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(104)
1334 lessons

Hi! I'm a Theoretical Physics graduate who is passionate about the Sciences and wants everyone to love these subjects, not fear them!

Caillan is a really talented teacher who really takes the time to get to know his pupils so he can properly engage them. He taught my daughter chemistry and physics for GCSE and, even though she usually does not like these subjects (!) she loved her... read more - Olivia, parent from Smethwick

5 / 5(104)

£45 /hr

1334 lessons
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Tutor - Henry J

Henry J.

£50 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(39)
283 lessons

Bristol dental student supporting GCSE and A Level Biology and Chemistry, aspiring medics and dentists, UCAT preparation and dental interviews.

Brilliant Tutor My daughter has been having lessons for a good while now and every lesson is tailored to her needs and Henry always takes that extra time to explain anything shes specifically stuggling with. He has helped my daughter improve so much... read more - Shabnam, parent from Bradford⁹

5 / 5(39)

£50 /hr

283 lessons
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