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Tutor - Daniel C

Daniel C.

£49 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(21)
405 lessons

1st Class Honours Physics graduate and 1st year PhD student with 600 hours total tutoring experience

Daniel tutored my son for several months and really helped him to gain a better foundation and understanding of high school physics. Ethan, my son, mentioned that Daniel was clear and used good examples to explain complicated topics. I found his... read more - Alexander, parent from Gianyar, Bali

5 / 5(21)

£49 /hr

405 lessons
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Tutor - Alexandros W

Alexandros W.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£40 /hr

Durham University
4.9 / 5(199)
2219 lessons

Friendly yet passionate about making sure students achieve success. 3+ years experience school, private and SEN teaching

Alex has been absolutely brilliant during our time tutoring, my son has ASD, dyslexia and PDA and spent a lot of time out of mainstream schooling. Tutoring with Alex was a real eye opener for my son showing him learning doesn’t have to be scary... read more - Naomi, parent from Northolt

4.9 / 5(199)

£40 /hr

2219 lessons
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Tutor - Art C

Art C.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(221)
1627 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...

helped me to understand. Very useful! - Mohamed, parent from London

5 / 5(221)

£34 /hr

1627 lessons
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Tutor - Kshitij P

Kshitij P.

Super tutor

£47 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(225)
2348 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)

£47 /hr

2348 lessons
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Tutor - Caillan L

Caillan L.

Super tutor

£45 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(106)
1361 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(106)

£45 /hr

1361 lessons
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Tutor - Maria de la Paz C

Maria de la Paz C.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£70 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(14)
1206 lessons

Hi, I am María. am a machine learning engineer with an MEng and an MRes both from Imperial College London..

Maria de la Paz is an incredible tutor. She lets me ask questions and takes the time to ensure I fully understand each concept before moving forward. - Benjamin, parent from Exeter

5 / 5(14)

£70 /hr

1206 lessons
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Tutor - grady B

grady B.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Durham University

Physics doesn't have to be rocket science! I turn tricky concepts into lightbulb moments, building confidence, boosting grades and sparking curiosity!

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Akram N

Akram N.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Loughborough University
1 lessons

I am Akram Njuki, a second year Electrical and Electronic Engineering student at Loughborough University, the 8th ranked university in the UK overall, and am currently working towards a masters. I believe... read more

£26 /hr

1 lessons
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Tutor - Ali S

Ali S.

£34 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(3)
347 lessons
Responds quickly

Maths tutor with 500+ hours of experience teaching GCSE, A-Level and Further Maths. Friendly, patient and focused on helping students build confidence.

Amazing tutor , helped me achieved grade 9 in my GCSEs - Olivia, student

5 / 5(3)

£34 /hr

347 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Jakub S

Jakub S.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(54)
536 lessons

Theoretical physics MSc student at ICL, with a BSc first class honours in theoretical physics from ICL. Come to me for anything maths & physics!

We are truly grateful to have found such a wonderful teacher in Mr Jakub. Theo looks forward to every lesson and is always excited to learn with him. Theo is a lively child with a curious mind and lots of energy, so we really appreciate Mr... read more - Celestine, parent from Canterbury

5 / 5(54)

£40 /hr

536 lessons
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