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Tutor - Isobel E

Isobel E.

£38 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(4)
138 lessons

Master of physics specialising in 2D twistronics and the behaviour of graphene and TMD heterobilayers.

Isobel has been very helpful tutoring my daughter in Physics GCSE. She is very responsible, on time and has been able to connect with my daughter in a positive way, which has helped the learning process. I have never had problem scheduling times... read more - Jaytree, parent from Ilford

5 / 5(4)

£38 /hr

138 lessons
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Tutor - Noah R

Noah R.

New tutor

£45 /hr

University of Liverpool
2 lessons
Responds quickly

Veterinary Science student and tutor, dedicated to making Chemistry, Biology and English engaging and accessible.

£45 /hr

2 lessons
Responds quickly
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Tutor - Ahmed A

Ahmed A.

Super tutor

£52 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(71)
1700 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(71)

£52 /hr

1700 lessons
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Tutor - Benjamin T

Benjamin T.

£30 /hr

Durham University
5 / 5(37)
422 lessons

Hi, my name is Ben. I'm a Physics graduate from Durham University and I tutor Maths and Science at KS3 and GCSE.

Ben is an amazing teacher who is very patient and reassuring. He knows his subjects inside out. He helped pull my daughter's predicted grade 6 at GCSE physics to a 9! Would definitely recommend. - Emma, parent from Wigan

5 / 5(37)

£30 /hr

422 lessons
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Tutor - Aryan A

Aryan A.

£35 /hr

Royal Holloway, University of London
5 / 5(51)
491 lessons

Dedicated and approachable tutor, focused on helping students reach their full potential with clear explanations, tailored support, and practical learning.

Aryan has boosted my confidence in Computer Science with strong communication and his supportive and encouraging teaching style. I am very confident that I will get the grade that I need to achieve through his teaching. - Nirav, student

5 / 5(51)

£35 /hr

491 lessons
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Tutor - Freddie B

Freddie B.

New tutor

£50 /hr

University of Warwick
5 lessons

Hi, I’m Freddie, I am currently studying Msci Computer Science at the University of Warwick. I achieved A* in A-Level Maths, A* in A-Level Computer Science, A in A-Level Physics and A in A-Level Further Maths... read more

£50 /hr

5 lessons
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Tutor - Annie H

Annie H.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£65 /hr

University of Edinburgh
5 / 5(316)
4021 lessons

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(316)

£65 /hr

4021 lessons
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Tutor - Raphael H

Raphael H.

New tutor

£26 /hr

King's College London

I am a freelance journalist and editor working across a range of topics, from technology and healthcare to politics and culture. I have a pretty varied academic background: I did a mix of GCSEs (including... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Arave S

Arave S.

£31 /hr

Queen Mary University of London
4.8 / 5(49)
382 lessons

Supportive, results-driven tutor helping students build confidence, master key concepts, and achieve their academic goals through clear, engaging lessons.

Arave was a great tutor for GCSE physics for my daughter. She helped her secure a grade 7 which was a huge improvement from her predicted grade of 4. Arave was particularly good at explaining and simplifying complex physics ideas. We would highly... read more - Audrey, parent from Seaford

4.8 / 5(49)

£31 /hr

382 lessons
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Tutor - Louis F

Louis F.

£35 /hr

Loughborough University
5 / 5(42)
147 lessons

I’m a Chemical Engineering student at Loughborough and a keen rugby player. I love solving problems through science and applying what I learn to make a difference. Rugby has taught me teamwork, discipline and... read more

Very helpful to build my daughter’s confidence with GCSE Chemistry and Physics. Very patient. - Naomi, parent from Wisborough Green

5 / 5(42)

£35 /hr

147 lessons
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