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Zain K.
£60 /hr
As an Aerospace Engineering student, Physics is my passion and I wish to show more students the real wonders of the subject.
I am writing on behalf of my son, who has weekly lessons with Zain and will be taking his GCSEs this academic year. I am very pleased with the progress he has made so far. Unlike with other teachers, where I often find myself chasing for updates... read more - Meenu, parent from London
£60 /hr
Varshini P.
£35 /hr
Hi, I am a recent Biomedical Engineering graduate from Imperial College London and I have always loved learning, but more importantly I have discovered that I really enjoy helping others learn too. Looking... read more
Varshini was very helpful and took the time to explain hard concepts to me when the need arose and we worked through many past papers which helped me excel in physics. - Layna, student
£35 /hr
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
Thomas I.
£26 /hr
Physics student at the University of Bristol with a strong maths background, passionate about helping students build confidence by making difficult topics simple and easy to understand.
£26 /hr
Nadia A.
£45 /hr
I am currently a Psychology University Student in West Yorkshire. I have experienced many forms of the UK education system - GSCE, A-levels and even a Digital Marketing Apprenticeship - so I am very familiar... read more
Nadia is an exceptional tutor who not only helps her students reach their goals but consistently encourages them to aim even higher. Her teaching style is clear, structured, and incredibly effective—what I learned with her in a short time is... read more - Rebecca, student
£45 /hr
Taylor H.
£40 /hr
A friendly maths, physics, and chemistry tutor currently studying an integrated Masters of Maths and Theoretical Physics at St Andrews. I have a genuine passion for the subject, and I hope to install a love of... read more
Taylor has been a great help and support to my son. She's helped identify areas of weakness and explained them well with plenty of practise questions. She is very professional and flexible. Has taken on board all my concerns and requests and the... read more - Salma, parent from High Wycombe
£40 /hr
Jerin R.
£80 /hr
An aspiring Economist, with a fun, creative and tailored approach to his lessons and with a passion to help his students achieve their potential
I found Jerin a good and reliable tutor. My son said 'he made things clear and understandable and helped me go deeper into questions' - Clair, parent from London
£80 /hr
Tarrin C.
£30 /hr
An undergraduate spacecraft engineer, willing to tutor STEM GCSE's or Maths, Further Maths and Physics A Level
£30 /hr
Richard H.
£29 /hr
Enthusiastic tutor, focused on increasing confidence through problem solving and personalised teaching.
very good explanation's with everything - Jules, parent from Orpington
£29 /hr
Joseph T.
£37 /hr
I have a deep passion for Physics, attaining A* at A-level and studying Physics as an undergraduate. This gives me a deep grasp of many study areas.
made me understand my weak areas - Masud, parent from Uxbridge
£37 /hr
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