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John R.
£60 /hr
Python tutoring from first steps to confident coding, whether for coursework, projects, or building skills alongside your studies.
Very good teacher and positive way of teaching. Would recommend. - Umar, parent from Bedford
£60 /hr
Tarrin C.
£30 /hr
An undergraduate spacecraft engineer, willing to tutor STEM GCSE's or Maths, Further Maths and Physics A Level
£30 /hr
Dillon B.
£35 /hr
Maths, Physics & Product Design tutor | 600 lessons, 80+ students | 23 of 24 reviews 5★ | GCSE & A-Level catch-up and exam prep
Very good at helping improve on weaker areas. Very kind and helpful as well. Thank you! - Jhun, student
£35 /hr
James G.
£67 /hr
Graduate student at the University of Warwick with 8 years of MyTutor experience working with A-Level/GCSE maths and physics students.
Really made me so confident in maths from not being very good at it! James never makes you feel uncomfortable if you don't know something and is always very positive, would definitely recommend! - Elias, parent from Bromley
£67 /hr
Krish C.
£40 /hr
A*AAA Warwick Scholar. Mentored 50+ students with a 93% A/A* success rate. Intern at Bulge Bracket Bank
amazing tutor and makes all the lessons enjoyable and is very proactive and gives great advice before exams. - Devon, student
£40 /hr
Adam S.
£40 /hr
Hi, I’m Adam, a passionate and experienced maths and physics tutor with a master’s degree in physics from the University of Manchester. With three years of tutoring experience at a tuition centre, I’ve helped... read more
Amazing tutor, makes difficult concepts really easy to understand. Would highly recommend! - Rina, parent from London
£40 /hr
Jonny A.
£60 /hr
Python drives my machine learning PhD research! Beginner to advanced, I'll help you write real code and understand how it all actually works.
Jonny helped me study for university level mathematics for almost an entire summer. He was extremely useful, qualified, and talented in explaining mathematic methods. I expect that he would be just as useful for any material advertised. Highly... read more - Phineas, parent from Exeter
£60 /hr
Jakub S.
£40 /hr
Theoretical physics MSc student at ICL, with a BSc first class honours in theoretical physics from ICL. Come to me for anything maths & physics!
good lesson - L, parent from Derby
£40 /hr
Bhardar B.
£50 /hr
Hi, I’m Sam — an LSE Maths & Economics graduate with 1,000+ hours of tutoring experience, helping students grow in confidence and achieve strong results.
Best tutor! Helps me so much with revision and understanding things I find difficult! - Sarah-Jane, parent from Twickenham
£50 /hr
Aarian C.
£30 /hr
I'm a physics graduate with years of experience teaching. I'm very passionate about physics and computer science but I also enjoy acting and video game design.
£30 /hr
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