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Aleesha C.
£35 /hr
A maths, physics and chemistry tutor and an aerospace engoneerimg student with a love for space, maths and science!
£35 /hr
Reeshma J.
£37 /hr
Zealous medical student with a passion for tutoring in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and admission tests. I am friendly and always willing to help!
She's very good at explaining and very patient - Emily, student
£37 /hr
Faheem K.
£34 /hr
Physics graduate with a background in Mechanical Engineering, helping students build confidence and prepare for their next academic step.
Faheem is always very professional and is well prepared for all his tutorial sessions. He has shown a wide range of knowledge, providing invaluable tuition across both A level Physics and Maths syllabus. Faheem’s tuition has been focused on... read more - Joanna, parent from Leicester
£34 /hr
Ryan V.
£30 /hr
Hi, I’m Ryan. I’m currently studying Design Engineering at the University of Brighton. I have been tutoring for many years with my school and sixth form. I was selected for this due to my comprehension of the... read more
£30 /hr
Henry G.
£35 /hr
Interactive, low-pressure online tutoring for GCSE, A-Level D&T & 11+. Warwick Engineering student helping you master problem-solving & exam technique.
£35 /hr
Jordan G.
£32 /hr
Enthusiastic and committed physics student - a deeper understanding is more important than just memorising formulas!
Very helpful, attentive, patient and a very good teacher. - Jamie, parent from Windsor
£32 /hr
Brian O.
£38 /hr
Hi, I’m Brian. I make Physics engaging and understandable, guiding students to master key concepts and achieve exam success.
Never fails to encourage support and help my child thrive in their studies - Alexandra, parent from London
£38 /hr
Sean A.
£70 /hr
Medical student with a degree in molecular medicine and 6 years of success tutoring prospective medical and veterinary students
Helped me massively with Chemistry and Biology GCSE. I would highly recommend as he was so in depth and he’s a great guy to chat to for 5 minutes at the end! - William, student
£70 /hr
Manav P.
£30 /hr
I am dedicated to helping each one of my students achieve their goals. I understand the journey and amount of hard work it takes to fulfil a dream, and I would love to support a student along their journey and... read more
understanding and caring. - Ian, parent from Newport
£30 /hr
Henry M.
£26 /hr
Hi there! My name is Henry, and I am currently studying for my masters in Physics! It's no secret that a lot of pupils just don't enjoy Maths and Physics, especially when they are struggling with it. As a... read more
£26 /hr
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