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Will C.
£26 /hr
£26 /hr
Finley L.
£30 /hr
Finley is an exceptional Physics tutor. My son thoroughly enjoyed his lessons and always came away feeling more confident and motivated. Finley has a... read more - Maria, parent from London
£30 /hr
Steven C.
£42 /hr
I use a fun, student-led, mistake-friendly approach to build maths skills and confidence, focusing on clear goals, accuracy, engagement, and progress.
Explained every question in detail and goes through it slowly to make sure you understand each step. Amazing - Monir, parent from Swindon
£42 /hr
Christos K.
£40 /hr
As a student myself, I have been in their position and I know how difficult it can be to be challenged by such problems and having difficulties in solving them. I am a very patient person and explaining... read more
Christos. A huge thank you from me for everything you have done. Dylans confidence has improved so much! You're style has really fitted with him and the... read more - Sarah, parent from Nuneaton
£40 /hr
Joe M.
£110 /hr
A dedicated, hard-working tutor with a passion in tutoring maths, computer science and programming.
Joe has been excellent in teaching my son how to code. My son really enjoys working with Joe as Joe has made coding fun to learn. Joe understands how to... read more - Chiunga, parent from Warrington
£110 /hr
Dominic L.
£150 /hr
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.
Dominic is great. He tutored my daughter, who initially was anti-tutoring, in Maths A-level. She quickly admitted that Dominic was very helpful and she... read more - Sanjay, parent from London
£150 /hr
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