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Tutor - Maria M

Maria M.

£30 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(61)
430 lessons

Hi, my name is Maria and I’m currently a fourth year Master Physics student at the University of Manchester.

Maria and my son worked with a Physics or Maths lesson a week - for an academic year. His forecast was high, but the college tests were not looking good and we couldn't work out why. I am glad Maria and my son vibed as he had tried a couple of other... read more - Beatrice, parent from Derby

5 / 5(61)

£30 /hr

430 lessons
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Tutor - Jessica M

Jessica M.

£28 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(7)
97 lessons

Physics is applied in the world all around us. I hope to further your understanding and confidence in the subject so you can apply it in your exams.

Last lessons before GCSE and Jessica's help is superb:) Many thanks for your patience and your help, much appreciated - Jonathan, parent from Hove

5 / 5(7)

£28 /hr

97 lessons
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Tutor - Faraz H

Faraz H.

Super tutor

£67 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(58)
912 lessons

Medical Doctor with 5+ years of experience tutoring for GCSE, A-Level, UCAT and Medicine at University. Founder of GetIn2Medicine, a tutoring charity

he is a great teacher, great teaching style and super friendly - Paul, parent from Bath

5 / 5(58)

£67 /hr

912 lessons
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Tutor - Nicholas M

Nicholas M.

Super tutor

£75 /hr

Merton College, University of Oxford
5 / 5(247)
2290 lessons

I aim to teach the concepts behind A-Level and University Physics in a simple and interesting way

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

5 / 5(247)

£75 /hr

2290 lessons
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Tutor - James W

James W.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(22)
901 lessons

A University of Cambridge PhD physics student with 7 years of experience tutoring in-person and online. More than happy to help you learn!

James is an excellent tutor. His kind and patient nature, combined with his ability to explain complex subjects like physics clearly and accessible, makes the learning experience genuinely enjoyable. - Ferda, parent from Brighton

5 / 5(22)

£69 /hr

901 lessons
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Tutor - Arave S

Arave S.

£31 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4.8 / 5(48)
370 lessons

Supportive, results-driven tutor helping students build confidence, master key concepts, and achieve their academic goals through clear, engaging lessons.

Arave was a great tutor for GCSE physics for my daughter. She helped her secure a grade 7 which was a huge improvement from her predicted grade of 4. Arave was particularly good at explaining and simplifying complex physics ideas. We would highly... read more - Audrey, parent from Seaford

4.8 / 5(48)

£31 /hr

370 lessons
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Tutor - Liam B

Liam B.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(472)
2973 lessons

Masters graduate, Enhanced DBS certification with a passion for Maths and passing on knowledge to prospective students.

I am really happy with Liam. He cares and makes you feel welcome, which helps massively in regard to learning! - Lindsay, parent from Warwick

5 / 5(472)

£79 /hr

2973 lessons
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Tutor - Joseph C

Joseph C.

Super tutor

£59 /hr

University of Warwick
4.9 / 5(88)
1067 lessons

An aspiring mathematics researcher with 500+ hours of teaching maths and physics, from GCSE to University.

He really helped me understand maths concepts that I have been struggling with for a while. He explained them if a different way than my lecturers, which really helped me understand why, rather than just memorising the concepts. - Jennifer, parent from Glasgow

4.9 / 5(88)

£59 /hr

1067 lessons
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Tutor - Henry M

Henry M.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Kent

Hi there! My name is Henry, and I am currently studying for my masters in Physics! It's no secret that a lot of pupils just don't enjoy Maths and Physics, especially when they are struggling with it. As a... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Benjamin R

Benjamin R.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cambridge

Hi, I'm Ben. I'm 23 and I recently graduated from the University of Cambridge, where I studied Natural Sciences and specialised in Physics. At A-level I achieved four A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and... read more

£26 /hr

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