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Tutor - Jessica W

Jessica W.

£34 /hr

University of Nottingham
5 / 5(7)
80 lessons

Getting to use knowledge learnt in physics in my degree has unlocked a deeper understanding and will help me to better explain it to a student.

5 / 5(7)

£34 /hr

80 lessons
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Tutor - Yueyang L

Yueyang L.

£50 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(23)
197 lessons

Hello, I am Luka and I achieved an A in Physics A-Levels. This was the most challenging subject for me but I have learned how to master it and you can too.

Patient teacher who simplifies tough concepts to make them easier to understand, makes sure I leave confident in the topics that we've covered for the session. - Leo, parent from Birmingham

5 / 5(23)

£50 /hr

197 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)
1192 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

1192 lessons
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Tutor - Annie H

Annie H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£65 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(314)
3948 lessons
Responds quickly

Experienced physics and maths tutor dedicated to building students' confidence and understanding through engaging, tailored lessons.

Annie has a superpower. She unlocks potential and engagement in her students by finding what they need to work on and then giving them the building blocks that they may need to revisit or missed in lessons. Our work with her led to an incredible... read more - Ella, student

5 / 5(314)

£65 /hr

3948 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Christopher C

Christopher C.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Bristol

Friendly Engineering Mathematics graduate helping students build confidence, understand tricky concepts and enjoy problem-solving.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Annas Y

Annas Y.

Supports SEN

£40 /hr

University of Manchester
4.9 / 5(21)
183 lessons

I love physics, and am keen to demonstrate key exam techniques and build skills that lead to you achieving the best grades.

Anna has been fantastic with my daughter, getting her through her gcse maths. She was very nervous and has come on leaps and bounds. Anna explains things in a way she understand and has made more progress in the last year then she has at her school... read more - Rose, parent from Redditch

4.9 / 5(21)

£40 /hr

183 lessons
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Tutor - Taeyeon K

Taeyeon K.

Super tutor

£85 /hr

Imperial College London
4.8 / 5(36)
1539 lessons

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Taeyeon helped my son with Chemistry and Biology. She is very knowledgeable and thorough, explains the subject in great depth and detail. Thank you very much! - Natalia, parent from London

4.8 / 5(36)

£85 /hr

1539 lessons
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Tutor - Akram N

Akram N.

New tutor

£26 /hr

Loughborough University

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

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Tutor - Michael T

Michael T.

£49 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(68)
488 lessons

Hi! I’m Michael, an Engineering student at Warwick. I make physics clear and engaging so you're ready to tackle any challenge. Let’s master it together!⚡

Excellent physics teacher - Rejoice, parent from Chesterfield

5 / 5(68)

£49 /hr

488 lessons
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Tutor - Muhammad F

Muhammad F.

£26 /hr

Durham University
4.6 / 5(30)
497 lessons

Hello I'm Subhan, I'm an aspiring Theoretical Physicist currently in my first year at Durham University. Through my journey in Physics I've realised how important different perspectives, collaboration and... read more

such a helpful tutor and is great to learn with - Kim, parent from London

4.6 / 5(30)

£26 /hr

497 lessons
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