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Tutor - Ethan J

Ethan J.

£30 /hr

University of Bath
5 / 5(5)
264 lessons

I tutor Mathematics and Economics at GCSE and A-level. I achieved an A* in Maths at A level, alongside 2 As in Economics and Business Studies. I recently graduated in Economics from the University of Bath. I'm... read more

Highly recommend Fantastic work with Patrick Economics and Maths - Mark, parent from Ferndown

5 / 5(5)

£30 /hr

264 lessons
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Tutor - Bilal A

Bilal A.

Super tutor

£47 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
4.9 / 5(53)
1023 lessons

Student studying Mathematics and Economics at the LSE. Top performer at GCSE and A-Level levels. Experienced in tutoring up to A-level, with proven success.

A truly passionate tutor who is able to guide students towards the answer instead of just explaining. I would definitely recommend. - George, parent from Glasgow

4.9 / 5(53)

£47 /hr

1023 lessons
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Tutor - George H

George H.

Super tutor

£85 /hr

Christ Church, University of Oxford
5 / 5(110)
1100 lessons

Oxford PhD student passionate about fostering academic growth, especially in mathematics!

George has been a fantastic tutor for both GCSEs and A-Levels, and has helped me achieve grades way above what I thought I was capable of. The lessons were enjoyable and adaptable, allowing me to get the best out of the sessions and to expand... read more - Lucinda, parent from Crowborough

5 / 5(110)

£85 /hr

1100 lessons
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Tutor - Daniel A

Daniel A.

£99 /hr

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
5 / 5(23)
252 lessons

My name is Daniel, an MSc student at LSE with a First from the University of Warwick and I have over 1000 hours tutoring in agency/private work.

Daniel worked with my son on economics University level this year and really helped him with focussed topics. Daniel really helped with some fundamental concepts and worked really well with my son. Very knowledgable indeed and has a great ability... read more - Keith, parent from Kinross

5 / 5(23)

£99 /hr

252 lessons
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Tutor - Arun S

Arun S.

Super tutor

£36 /hr

King's College London
5 / 5(93)
526 lessons

Hi, I am Arun and I am currently studying Computer Science because I love to solve problems and use shortcuts when solving problems which is a key skill needed.

Arun has been a big help helping my son with his GCSE computer science lessons. I would highly recommend! - Brindha, parent from St. Albans

5 / 5(93)

£36 /hr

526 lessons
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Tutor - Jonny A

Jonny A.

£60 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(33)
178 lessons

Python drives my machine learning PhD research! Beginner to advanced, I'll help you write real code and understand how it all actually works.

He is very talented and capable tutor. Helped my son more than expected . Always on time and ready to help and cooprate for any problem. - Sajid, parent from Birmingham

5 / 5(33)

£60 /hr

178 lessons
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Tutor - Matti A

Matti A.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of St Andrews

I am a friendly and passionate tutor whose goal is to help students understand the why behind each of the concepts they are taught. I want to help students develop a deeper understanding and the confidence to... read more

£26 /hr

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Tutor - Mahima A

Mahima A.

Super tutor
Supports SEN

£34 /hr

City St George's, University of London
5 / 5(23)
660 lessons

I completed a three year Bachelors degree in Clinical Pharmacology at St Georges University of London, and I am currently pursuing a Masters in Toxicology.

Mahima is an excellent tutor. She understands the GCSE science curriculum well and is able to tailor the lessons to the learner's needs. She is responsive and flexible in her approach. I would highly recommend her. - Soili, parent from Solihull

5 / 5(23)

£34 /hr

660 lessons
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Tutor - Dominic L

Dominic L.

Super tutor

£90 /hr

Imperial College London
5 / 5(146)
1138 lessons

Maths tutor with 5 years of experience at all levels, (from KS3 up to A level and MAT/STEP). Obtained 1st class in maths at Imperial and doing a PhD now.

The best tutor for any stem related subject in a levels, Got me A*'s. Forever grateful. - Aditya, student

5 / 5(146)

£90 /hr

1138 lessons
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Tutor - Kuba K

Kuba K.

New tutor

£26 /hr

University of Manchester
2 lessons

Graduate student teaching Maths and Physics for GCSE and A-level and Further Maths for A-level, including Further Mechanics and Decision Maths. Achieved A*A*A*A

£26 /hr

2 lessons
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