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Alana Rose J.
£45 /hr
Hi, I'm Alana, a first-year medical student at Dundee University, with a passion for science and helping others reach their potential . My academic journey has given me a deep understanding of complex topics... read more
Alana was a huge help to me during Higher Chemistry. She built my confidence and understanding of the subject, greatly improving my grade in the final exam. She was very approachable and always happy to go over anything I found difficult. - Arshi, parent from Glasgow
£45 /hr
Nina J.
£30 /hr
Hi, I'm Nina! I'm a first-class Natural Sciences graduate from Durham University, specialising in the Scottish curriculum and Maths and Physics.
£30 /hr
Chinweike E.
£40 /hr
Friendly engineering student, passionate about making you succeed and achieve top grades!
Excellent tutor, thoughtful and creative lessons, very patient with my daughter and has really helped boost her confidence. - Jane, parent from Billericay
£40 /hr
Jasleen S.
£55 /hr
5th year medical student with a keen interest in helping learners become confident in their subject.
Jasleen is a lovely and friendly person; my daughter needed help with Higher Human Biology and she helped her a lot. Highly recommend Jasleen for anyone looking for a tutor. - Melanie, parent from Edinburgh
£55 /hr
Tay H.
£60 /hr
Friendly physicist from the University of Bristol with a yearning desire to seek knowledge, and radiate that desire to others
Tay was absolutely brilliant with tutoring my son, his predicted GCSE grade for maths was 4, after 2 sessions per week with Tay he achieved a 6. Tay also helped with his chemistry which was 7! He helped my son to get organised and learn what to... read more - Matthew, parent from Oxford
£60 /hr
Ross L.
£50 /hr
Hello there! I'm Ross! I'm a final-year honours student at the University of Glasgow studying astronomy and mathematics.
Great and fun tutor. Always explains things well and very patient while I answer. I suggest him to everyone who sees this. Also surprisingly relevant with teenagers so that is a huge plus for me personally that he can support a conversation no... read more - Platon, student
£50 /hr
Zinedin I.
£34 /hr
3rd Year Electrical & Mechanical Engineering student @The University of Edinburgh, can tutor in GCSE, A-Level, NAT4&5, Highers, Adv Highers and more
Zinedine has been an excellent tutor for my son. He explains concepts clearly and in a way that’s easy to understand, which has really helped build my son’s confidence in maths. His manner is calm, patient, and professional, and he has a natural... read more - Mohammed, parent
£34 /hr
Lauren G.
£26 /hr
Friendly and patient mathematics graduate from the University of Edinburgh. Looking forward to meeting you!
£26 /hr
Myleene M.
£40 /hr
Sometimes learning a certain subject makes you bored, sick of it and just wanting to give up. Well I promise you I will try my hardest to make you believe in yourself and understand what you are unsure about... read more
Myleene has been amazing. She was exactly what my son needed to excel. She is calm, positive and upbeat. She instilled in him a confidence that he could do it that was wonderful to see. She was able to explain things in a clear and understandable... read more - Kerry, parent from East Grinstead
£40 /hr
Jahleel A.
£40 /hr
I'm Jahleel; I'm passionate about tutoring, whether these subjects are your passion, or you just want to pass the course. I will do my best to get you there!
Jahleel worked with our son preparing him for his National five physics and Computing exams. Jahleel's approach was direct effective and engaging. He was quickly able to identify learning gaps and address these directly as well as teaching valuable... read more - Fiona, parent from Shetland
£40 /hr
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