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Tutor - Reeshma J

Reeshma J.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£37 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(280)
3256 lessons

Zealous medical student with a passion for tutoring in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and admission tests. I am friendly and always willing to help!

She's very good at explaining and very patient - Emily, student

5 / 5(280)

£37 /hr

3256 lessons
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Tutor - Rab S

Rab S.

New tutor

£36 /hr

University of Bristol

5+ Years experience tutoring Maths and Physics. Holding a Master's Degree in Physics with First Class Honours.

£36 /hr

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Tutor - Caitlin K

Caitlin K.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

King's College London
4.9 / 5(55)
1074 lessons

As a physics graduate, I highly encourage true understanding as opposed to memorisation, to fully prepare for your exams and any future work in physics.

Caitlin tutored my daughter in Physics for around six months during Year 11, and we had a really positive experience. She quickly identified the areas where my daughter needed the most support and tailored the sessions accordingly. Caitlin is... read more - Sandra, parent from Hampton

4.9 / 5(55)

£45 /hr

1074 lessons
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Tutor - Georgia L

Georgia L.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield

I have just graduated with BA French and Business Management from the University of Sheffield, after getting 10 GCSEs grade 7-9 and 4 A levels (Maths, Physics, French and Accounting grades A,B,B,B). Last year... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Aditya J

Aditya J.

£45 /hr

Durham University
4.8 / 5(23)
361 lessons

Graduate in physics. I am very competent at explaining concepts to people visually and through analogies as I have practiced this heavily during my degree.

Used Aditya for my son’s A Level Physics preparation. Very knowledgeable tutor and clear and considerate in making sure that my son understood fully a topic or area of learning before moving on. Brought excellent examples and exam questions into... read more - Richard, parent from Walton-on-Thames

4.8 / 5(23)

£45 /hr

361 lessons
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Tutor - Facundo C

Facundo C.

Super tutor

£65 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(144)
678 lessons

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

5 / 5(144)

£65 /hr

678 lessons
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Tutor - Sophia A

Sophia A.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£69 /hr

The Queen's College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(152)
1988 lessons

Hello ! I have 8 years of tutoring experience, was a Teacher of Science (Secondary school) and studied Chemistry at Oxford 👋

Sophia is very kind and patient, she always took time to explain different concepts to me very clearly and truly made chemistry a lot more fun and easier to understand. - Thalia, student

5 / 5(152)

£69 /hr

1988 lessons
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Tutor - Art C

Art C.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(212)
1606 lessons

I am a physics student and have always enjoyed maths and science. I hope to share this passion and help people understand and not just to memorise stuff from a textbook.My tutori...

very helpful - Violeta, parent from Peterborough

5 / 5(212)

£34 /hr

1606 lessons
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Tutor - Jarina Akter J

Jarina Akter J.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(11)
701 lessons

Hello, I am a second year university student studying Aerospace Engineer. Mathematics and physics were and still are two of my favourite subjects which led me to choose an engineering degree. When I have free... read more

a great teacher and so nice to talk to - Shahana, parent from London

5 / 5(11)

£40 /hr

701 lessons
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Tutor - Ben A

Ben A.

Super tutor

£140 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(240)
1219 lessons

Doctor of Physics with almost a decade of tutoring experience and outstanding track record for grade improvement.

Harrison began to tutor with Ben in January, and carried on with 1 hour per week, in Maths and physics, till around May. Harrison was already forecast a 7 (A in the old grading system), but we felt a little boost would be good. It is GCSE results... read more - Andy, parent from Hornchurch

5 / 5(240)

£140 /hr

1219 lessons
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