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Tutor - Harry M

Harry M.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£59 /hr

University of Warwick
5 / 5(93)
623 lessons

Dedicated physics tutor, simplifying tough concepts. Tailored lessons to fit your needs, building a strong understanding and passion for physics.

Harry is a fantastic tutor. My son really focuses in his sessions with Harry and finds them clear, engaging and most helpful. I highly recommend Harry, his patience and support and ability to explain things clearly is invaluable. - Anya, parent from Corsham

5 / 5(93)

£59 /hr

623 lessons
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Tutor - Art C

Art C.

Super tutor

£34 /hr

University of Sheffield
5 / 5(207)
1595 lessons

I am a physics student and have always enjoyed maths and science. I hope to share this passion and help people understand and not just to memorise stuff from a textbook.My tutori...

very helpful - Violeta, parent from Peterborough

5 / 5(207)

£34 /hr

1595 lessons
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Tutor - Samuel P

Samuel P.

£50 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(30)
208 lessons

Physics tuition that makes difficult concepts manageable, building confidence, problem-solving skills and a strong understanding of the subject.

My son has just had his A level results - A* in Maths and an A in Further Maths, which reflects the quality of Samuel's tutoring. Thank you for all your help Sam! - Hayley, parent from Llwydcoed, Aberdare

5 / 5(30)

£50 /hr

208 lessons
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Tutor - Safyan S

Safyan S.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Cambridge
9 lessons

helloooo my name's safyan, im 20, and am currently a university student at the University of Cambridge studying Law. A bit of background about me, I attended a comprehensive secondary school. At GCSE I... read more

£26 /hr

9 lessons
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Tutor - Connor M

Connor M.

£30 /hr

University of Glasgow
5 / 5(3)
17 lessons

Achieved an A in A-level Physics. I enjoy helping students turn complex scientific ideas into clear concepts they can understand and apply confidently.

nice tutor - Priyanka, parent from Edinburgh

5 / 5(3)

£30 /hr

17 lessons
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Tutor - Michael H

Michael H.

Super tutor

£70 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(260)
4535 lessons

Sub-atomic particles, radiation, electromagnetism and so much more. Let's learn the secrets behind all of these fundamental topics!

Michael instantly put my son’s mind at rest. He was predicted a 4 in Physics due to a terrible pre-mock test. He was also predicted a 6 in Maths but was worried he wouldn’t achieve this so Michael worked with my son for 2 lessons for Maths and... read more - Lisa, parent from Stafford

5 / 5(260)

£70 /hr

4535 lessons
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Tutor - Chloe T

Chloe T.

£40 /hr

University of Liverpool
5 / 5(6)
207 lessons

Passionate student who loves making science simple, engaging, and confidence-building for GCSE and A-level learners.

Chloe was an excellent tutor for our son Sam. He was expected to get 5/6 in science and with a lot of effort from both Sam and Chloe he achieved 7 in his combined science GCSE exams. Chloe is calm, patient and has a lovely manner. Thank you! - Claire, parent from Maidenhead

5 / 5(6)

£40 /hr

207 lessons
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Tutor - Leah G

Leah G.

£33 /hr

University of Bristol
5 / 5(3)
124 lessons

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

5 / 5(3)

£33 /hr

124 lessons
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Tutor - Joseph T

Joseph T.

£37 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(5)
110 lessons

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

5 / 5(5)

£37 /hr

110 lessons
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Tutor - Prithika A

Prithika A.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Imperial College London
1 lessons

Imperial Mechanical Engineering student helping GCSE & A-Level Physics students understand difficult concepts and master exam questions under time pressure

£30 /hr

1 lessons
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