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Tutor - Mosahidur R

Mosahidur R.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(400)
2981 lessons

Experienced and reliable tutor with over 5 years of tutoring experience and Theoretical Physics graduate.

Mosahidur has been an exceptional tutor, providing clear, patient, and tailored support that greatly enhanced my son’s understanding and confidence in A-level Maths and university entrance preparation. Their professionalism, reliability, and ability... read more - Jenney, parent from Pinner

5 / 5(400)

£69 /hr

2981 lessons
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Tutor - Luca S

Luca S.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Leeds
5 / 5(67)
1535 lessons

3rd Year Natural Sciences Student. I am looking to help students over Easter to achieve their exam goals in the Summer.

Very Helpful - Tom, student

5 / 5(67)

£50 /hr

1535 lessons
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Tutor - Amran F

Amran F.

New tutor

£34 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
7 lessons

LSE graduate tutor specialising in science subjects. Proven track record of 2-3 grade improvements. Adaptive learning strategies for all thinking styles.

£34 /hr

7 lessons
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Tutor - Joseph C

Joseph C.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Sheffield
3 lessons

I have a strong interest in helping others learn, and I show that through energetic and interesting lessons. I understand various learning styles.

£26 /hr

3 lessons
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Tutor - Zaynah H

Zaynah H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£46 /hr

Imperial College London
4.8 / 5(105)
2234 lessons

Surprisingly, physics has much more content than people think. Active recall is the best way to learn the content and practising exam style questions repeatedly

She is a very kind tutor who helps you. - Rahela, parent from Oldham

4.8 / 5(105)

£46 /hr

2234 lessons
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Tutor - Theo R

Theo R.

£70 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(17)
266 lessons
Responds quickly

I love Physics, but know it can be very difficult. Working together in an environment that is enthusiastic about the subject is the best way to improve!

The care and patience he has makes every lesson enjoyable. I am also incredibly thankful that he is always willing to work through topics and areas together (TMUA, Fm D1) that he may not have any prior knowledge of. Being able to learn and revise... read more - Zachariah, student

5 / 5(17)

£70 /hr

266 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Daniel S

Daniel S.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(169)
1612 lessons

Hello,I am Dan, MEng Engineering, and I want to invite you to become one of my students in such fascinating subjects as physics, chemistry and maths.

He was very helpful and explained everything step by step for me to understand it properly. - Ege, parent from Swindon

5 / 5(169)

£50 /hr

1612 lessons
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Tutor - Aryan A

Aryan A.

£39 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(48)
463 lessons

Dedicated and approachable tutor, focused on helping students reach their full potential with clear explanations, tailored support, and practical learning.

Aryan has boosted my confidence in Computer Science with strong communication and his supportive and encouraging teaching style. I am very confident that I will get the grade that I need to achieve through his teaching. - Nirav, student

5 / 5(48)

£39 /hr

463 lessons
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Tutor - Rachel E

Rachel E.

£34 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(13)
473 lessons

Hello :) My name is Rachel and I am a researcher in Biology. I studied at Durham University and I have always been passionate about the sciences!

Rachel made it really easy to understand and it really helped i like her - Michelle, parent from Princes Risborough

5 / 5(13)

£34 /hr

473 lessons
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Tutor - Ross L

Ross L.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(59)
563 lessons

Hello there! I'm Ross! I'm a final-year honours student at the University of Glasgow studying astronomy and mathematics.

Great and fun tutor. Always explains things well and very patient while I answer. I suggest him to everyone who sees this. Also surprisingly relevant with teenagers so that is a huge plus for me personally that he can support a conversation no... read more - Platon, student

5 / 5(59)

£50 /hr

563 lessons
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