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Sarah M.
£75 /hr
Friendly UCL graduate, undertaking teacher training, who is passionate at making sure their students strive to get the top grades.
Sarah has helped me over the course of two years, I started at an E in a level maths and ended up with a predicted A! She is incredibly lovely and I feel as though I have not only met a great teacher but made a friend over the course of our time... read more - Max, student
£75 /hr
Iffat C.
£40 /hr
Undergraduate Aerospace engineering student at the University of Bristol with a passion for maths and physics
brilliant so helpful and patient. explains and teaches in a great way. - Arthur, student
£40 /hr
Mainak G.
£26 /hr
I am an engineering student with a passion for helping young learners grow in confidence and curiosity. I aim to instill a love of learning by making even the toughest concepts clear, practical, and engaging... read more
£26 /hr
Leah G.
£33 /hr
Hi! I’m a math and science tutor with 2 years’ experience teaching students aged 4–16 and 20 tutoring clients so far. I grew up on the South Coast and attended a grammar school, achieving A*AA in Maths... read more
Leah was amazing! So patient. My son went from a U in physics to a grade 5. He’s also jumped up a grade in Maths, thanks so much Leah - Kim, parent from Melksham
£33 /hr
Dhyana D.
£26 /hr
I've always liked Physics because of the way it brings physical concepts and mathematical ideas together- this appreciation is what I aim to pass on to students
Dhyana is the most excellent tutor and I can't recommend her enough! She is pro-active and organised before every lesson, engaging, thoughtful and patient during lessons and sends excellent feedback after each lesson. I really can't fault... read more - Kam, parent from Harpenden
£26 /hr
Ahan S.
£26 /hr
I'm a Mechanical and Electrical Engineering student at the University of Bristol, finishing my first year with a first-class average. I took Maths, Physics and Computer Science at A-Level, achieving A*, A and... read more
£26 /hr
Michael B.
£30 /hr
My aim as a tutor is to give my students the skills to tackle problems rather than answer specific questions, allowing them to excel in multiple subjects.
Michael is a great tutor. He is very patient and explains concepts clearly. He really helps my son with iGSCE preparation, drilling down to what he needs to do to get the marks with practice questions. My son’s grades have improved and he really... read more - Terence, parent from Mougins
£30 /hr
Maria de la Paz C.
£70 /hr
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
£70 /hr
Chloe K.
£30 /hr
First year medical student who is committed to helping students learn and understand to achieve their goals.
Chloe has been a wonderful tutor. She is patient, friendly and explains things very clearly. I really appreciate how she takes the time to understand my son’s needs and gives helpful feedback after each lesson. She is very supportive and... read more - Champika, parent from Grantham
£30 /hr
Jeswin R.
£70 /hr
Friendly graduate with plenty of experience in tutoring Physics, who has a passion about teaching and helping students achieve their max potential.
I chose Jeswin because I went to Loughborough Uni myself and shared flats with some of the aeronautical students and knew how hard they had to work and how good they had to be at maths. We are so glad we chose Jeswin, he is a very hardworking... read more - Emma, parent from Chester
£70 /hr
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