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Tutor - Rohan P

Rohan P.

£69 /hr

Imperial College London
4.9 / 5(33)
387 lessons

Imperial College graduate helping students master Maths and Computer Science with clarity, confidence and efficient problem-solving techniques

Great experience, highly recommend to everyone. Been great with teaching and helping me go through problems. - Max, student

4.9 / 5(33)

£69 /hr

387 lessons
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Tutor - Shrida S

Shrida S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Edinburgh

Hello! I am a Civil Engineering (MEng Hons) student at the University of Edinburgh, passionate about helping pupils master KS2, GCSE, A-Level, and Scottish Higher Mathematics and Physics. I have been through... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Ibrahim R

Ibrahim R.

New tutor

£26 /hr

De Montfort University

I am passionate about helping students build confidence and achieve their academic goals through clear and supportive teaching. I have a strong background in engineering, which has given me problem solving... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Abdul S

Abdul S.

£34 /hr

University College London (UCL)
5 / 5(23)
167 lessons

UCL Maths & Economics student with AAA*A at A-Level. Patient, exam-focused tutor who builds confidence from the basics up to the hardest questions.

He explains every question clearly. - Daniyal, student

5 / 5(23)

£34 /hr

167 lessons
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Tutor - Ned L

Ned L.

£44 /hr

University of Birmingham
5 / 5(34)
245 lessons

I'm a 1st class Mathematics Graduate at the University of Birmingham, a national level powerlifter and powerlifting coach tutoring Maths, Physics and History

My son had several sessions with Ned over the summer period in advance of starting Year 11. Ned quickly worked out the lack of confidence in my son and how the "toolkit" (a process of rules and problem solving) could train Frank to approach... read more - Harriet, parent from Swindon

5 / 5(34)

£44 /hr

245 lessons
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Tutor - Luke G

Luke G.

Super tutor

£40 /hr

Lancaster University
5 / 5(33)
575 lessons

Physics specialist dedicated to demystifying the laws of the universe. From forces to fields, I use visual models to turn "hard" topics into "aha!" moments

I would recommend Luke who was a fantastic help with GCSE physics for my daughter. He was able to quickly assess her level and to tailor lessons to her needs and showed a genuine interest in her progress. Thank you again Luke. - Lydia, parent from London

5 / 5(33)

£40 /hr

575 lessons
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Tutor - Rao K

Rao K.

£26 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
5 / 5(4)
72 lessons

I know exactly what it feels like to struggle with A-Level content. When I first sat my exams, I achieved BCD, including a C in Maths and a D in Physics. I decided to resit my A-Levels, and through... read more

My Son attended few lessons with Rao. He is a very good tecaher. - Sathya, parent from Reading

5 / 5(4)

£26 /hr

72 lessons
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Tutor - Om K

Om K.

£40 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(16)
324 lessons

Physics is tricky 'til you get it; all it takes is the right perspective. Let's do a couple problems and see where it takes us.

My son, Nico, has been tutored by Om for the past four months in A Level Physics and Further Mathematics, with the occasional dive into Mathematics as well. During that time, the progress he has made has been remarkable. His confidence... read more - Andrew, parent from Corsham

5 / 5(16)

£40 /hr

324 lessons
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Tutor - Johan V

Johan V.

£34 /hr

University of Southampton
5 / 5(21)
72 lessons

I’m a supportive tutor currently studying aerospace engineering, a subject I enjoy because it combines problem-solving with real-world applications. I tutor maths and physics and focus on helping students... read more

My nephew and I got in contact with Johan for Maths and Physics tutoring back in February. Nephew was being predicted and average of 5s and with Johans help he was able to achieve an 88 in science and a 7 in Maths. Great tutor, great approach to... read more - Joe, parent from BOLTON

5 / 5(21)

£34 /hr

72 lessons
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Tutor - Chloe K

Chloe K.

£30 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(13)
165 lessons

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

5 / 5(13)

£30 /hr

165 lessons
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