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Tutor - Naveena K

Naveena K.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£58 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(396)
6368 lessons

Friendly and enthusiastic Imperial MSc tutor with 6000+ lessons. I help build confidence, deepen understanding, and improve exam performance.

Naveena has been exceptional in supporting my daughter to achieve a Grade 9 in GCSE Biology. Her teaching has significantly improved my daughter's understanding of the subject, particularly in how to structure and present answers effectively to... read more - Sri, parent from Leicester

5 / 5(396)

£58 /hr

6368 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel C

Daniel C.

£49 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(21)
396 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

396 lessons
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Tutor - Lloyds M

Lloyds M.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of York

My name is Lloyds, and I’m a second‑year medical student at Hull York Medical School with a strong passion for teaching and helping young learners grow. What makes me stand out as a tutor is my calm... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Ben D

Ben D.

£55 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(10)
195 lessons

Professional Tutor with experience of GCSE, A-Level and University tutoring. Offering tailored, focused sessions.

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(10)

£55 /hr

195 lessons
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Tutor - Jibraeel B

Jibraeel B.

£34 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(7)
283 lessons

I focus on student's fundamental understanding of the concepts, and their intuition, from there we can persue the more quantitative side of questions

very helpful - Afsaneh, parent from Oxford

5 / 5(7)

£34 /hr

283 lessons
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Tutor - James W

James W.

Super tutor

£69 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(189)
1596 lessons

A Durham Maths and Physics graduate, experienced in tutoring in both subjects at all levels.

James has been a massive help to my son who studying maths A-level. He explains everything clearly and is very patient. I highly recommend him. - Hector, student

5 / 5(189)

£69 /hr

1596 lessons
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Tutor - Constantinos S

Constantinos S.

Super tutor

£73 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(133)
1110 lessons

Hi! I study and teach Philosophy at university, and I enjoy explaining things and helping people develop better attitudes towards academic-related stuff!

Very good tutor - Alexandros, student

5 / 5(133)

£73 /hr

1110 lessons
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Tutor - Nasir O

Nasir O.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
4.9 / 5(22)
203 lessons

Hi I'm Nasir, a Maths student and the University of Warwick. I'm passionate about bringing a friendly, engaging and exciting approach to tutoring!

very good! ! - Humayd, parent from Ilford

4.9 / 5(22)

£40 /hr

203 lessons
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Tutor - james P

james P.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Warwick

Hi, I'm James, and I'm currently studying Electronic Engineering at Warwick. I got an A* in Maths and A grades in Physics and Economics at A-level. What I can help with: A-level Maths, A-level Physics and... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Tao X

Tao X.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(74)
2407 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 an exceptional tutor who explains difficult concepts with total clarity and patience. He helped me feel completely prepared and confident going into my GCSE exams, and his structured approach to lessons made a huge difference to my results. I... read more - Zayan, student

5 / 5(74)

£79 /hr

2407 lessons
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