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Tutor - Tao X

Tao X.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(84)
2472 lessons

a friendly and passionate individual who can ignite your interest. I offer a flexible studying schedule that can adapt to your preferences.

Tao is a stellar tutor! He is not only very knowledgable in his field but also can pass this to his students via his immense passion for Maths. Our son Yagiz could increase his predicted grade from an A to an A* as a result of his revisions with... read more - Asli, parent from Tunbridge Wells

5 / 5(84)

£79 /hr

2472 lessons
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Tutor - Axel S

Axel S.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(525)
4454 lessons

I have experience teaching all exam board and specifications, and am able to help any student with all aspects of the course from theory to application.

Axel is a wonderful tutor who has helped me grow so much in maths and physics this past year. He does an impressive job of ensuring understanding while going through past papers' questions, like asking me other things that could be examined on... read more - Irina, parent from London

5 / 5(525)

£79 /hr

4454 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel C

Daniel C.

£49 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(21)
406 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

406 lessons
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Tutor - Clara H

Clara H.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Bristol
9 lessons

Hiya, I am a Maths and Physics tutor and teach all levels. I deliver fun question and participation based lessons for all abilities.

£26 /hr

9 lessons
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Tutor - Sam D

Sam D.

New tutor

£28 /hr

University of Southampton
6 lessons

Aerospace engineering graduate teaching Physics and Maths at all pre-university levels.

£28 /hr

6 lessons
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Tutor - Tarteel S

Tarteel S.

Super tutor

£60 /hr

Lancaster University
5 / 5(171)
2041 lessons

Turning Physics from confusing and intimidating into logical, interesting, and surprisingly enjoyable!

Tarteel is an excellent maths tutor. She is patient, engaging, and always happy to go over topics until my 14-year-old son fully understands them. Since starting lessons with her a few months ago, we've seen a noticeable improvement in both his... read more - Amoy, parent from Wembley

5 / 5(171)

£60 /hr

2041 lessons
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Tutor - Ben D

Ben D.

£48 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(14)
211 lessons

GCSE Physics Tutor with clear, step-by-step explanations. A Level Physics available for existing students only.

Ben was an excellent tutor and I honestly wish we had found him sooner! My son needed support with his second-year university Maths resits, and Ben was fantastic at working through questions with him, explaining things clearly and, most... read more - Victoria, parent from Huntingdon

5 / 5(14)

£48 /hr

211 lessons
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Tutor - Abdul Aziz Z

Abdul Aziz Z.

£50 /hr

University of Leicester
4.9 / 5(11)
196 lessons

First-class Aerospace Engineering grad, with 100+ hours of delivering private lessons in STEM subjects.

What an amazing teacher. My son's teacher was suddenly unavailable; my son was obviously very disappointed and sad since he has got used to his way of teaching. Now, I had to quickly find a replacement teacher that can help with my son's progress... read more - Mohamed, parent from London

4.9 / 5(11)

£50 /hr

196 lessons
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Tutor - Tom G

Tom G.

Super tutor

£50 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(34)
716 lessons

I believe all students can learn properly when you tap into the way they like to understand content and learn for themselves, especially for Physics.

Very nice teacher - Pier, parent from Windsor

5 / 5(34)

£50 /hr

716 lessons
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Tutor - James D

James D.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£49 /hr

Loughborough University
5 / 5(48)
1209 lessons
Responds quickly

Struggling with Physics? I'm a highly experienced and patient tutor who explains things step by step, helping you build confidence and improve your grades.

We can’t recommend James highly enough. We tried a few different tutors but our daughter really clicked with James and used to look forward to her lessons with him. He supported our daughter with her GCSE Maths and Science, and the difference he... read more - Elaine, parent from Liverpool

5 / 5(48)

£49 /hr

1209 lessons
Responds quickly
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