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Tutor - Kartik A

Kartik A.

Super tutor

£75 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(160)
1497 lessons

Hi there, the key to understanding physics is to learn from the bottom up and linking all that information together. Always happy to help, Give me a message!

Very good - Nicola, parent from Knutsford

5 / 5(160)

£75 /hr

1497 lessons
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Tutor - Michael M

Michael M.

New tutor

£35 /hr

University of Manchester
4 lessons
Responds quickly

Hi, I'm Michael. I’m a masters student at the University of Manchester studying in Medical Physics, with a Bacherlors in Maths and Physics.

£35 /hr

4 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Maks M

Maks M.

£40 /hr

Sheffield Hallam University
5 / 5(24)
360 lessons

I believe that anyone can succeed! I focus on building confidence and breaking down tricky ideas into clear, manageable steps. With experience teaching in classrooms and one-to-one, I adapt each session to... read more

Wanted to express our thanks for your professionalism and flexibility when tutoring our son this past year. Initially started with Computer Science and he achieved a A Grade and then incorporated Maths as and when he needed support and achieved an... read more - Nicola, parent from Basingstoke

5 / 5(24)

£40 /hr

360 lessons
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Tutor - Aryan K

Aryan K.

£45 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(31)
344 lessons

As an experienced Physics tutor and F1 Engineer, I offer top-notch lessons tailored to you

Aryan has been brilliant helping my son prepare for his GCSE. Very detailed reports following each lesson. Would highly recommend Aryan. - Michelle, parent from Northampton

5 / 5(31)

£45 /hr

344 lessons
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Tutor - Tao X

Tao X.

Super tutor

£79 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(82)
2464 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(82)

£79 /hr

2464 lessons
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Tutor - Dylan E

Dylan E.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University College London (UCL)

Friendly, patient tutor focused on making difficult ideas clear, building confidence and helping students become independent problem-solvers.

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Will C

Will C.

£26 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(28)
235 lessons

Hello, I'm Will! I am a recent graduate in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Bristol. I have a deep knowledge of both A-level and GCSE mathematics, and believe that the best way to learn... read more

makes maths fun - Ciara, parent from Tunbridge Wells

5 / 5(28)

£26 /hr

235 lessons
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Tutor - Ahmed A

Ahmed A.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(70)
1687 lessons

Experienced tutor passionate about helping students overcome challenges, build confidence, and achieve their goals with tailored, engaging lessons.

Amazing tutor! Would recommend. Since attending sessions with him in Chemistry, my performance in lesson and exams has increased noticeably. Thanks to Mr. Ahmed's clear way of breaking down even the most complex and heavy topics Thank you so... read more - Carlisle, student

5 / 5(70)

£52 /hr

1687 lessons
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Tutor - Brian O

Brian O.

Super tutor

£38 /hr

University of East Anglia
5 / 5(147)
1127 lessons

Hi, I’m Brian. I make Physics engaging and understandable, guiding students to master key concepts and achieve exam success.

Hi is so good for us - May, parent from London

5 / 5(147)

£38 /hr

1127 lessons
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Tutor - Will C

Will C.

New tutor

£29 /hr

University of Sheffield
Responds quickly

I’m a passionate maths student, and have a deep understanding of difficult topics, and will ensure my students develop their confidence in their learning.

£29 /hr

Responds quickly
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