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Fadziso D.
Manchester - Pharmacology (Bachelors)
Hi! I’m Megan, a Pharmacology student passionate about Biology & Chemistry. I simplify tricky concepts & share exam tips to help you excel! 😊
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
40 lessons
Fadziso D.
Manchester - Pharmacology (Bachelors)
Hi! I’m Megan, a Pharmacology student passionate about Biology & Chemistry. I simplify tricky concepts & share exam tips to help you excel! 😊
Chukwuemeka A.
Cambridge - Economics (Bachelors)
£25-£27
/hr
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Chukwuemeka A.
Cambridge - Economics (Bachelors)
Mark S.
Newcastle - Medicine (A100) (Bachelors)
I'm a dedicated medical student passionate about helping others excel. With a unique teaching style, I make learning engaging, helping students gain confidence
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
14 reviews
215 lessons
Mark S.
Newcastle - Medicine (A100) (Bachelors)
I'm a dedicated medical student passionate about helping others excel. With a unique teaching style, I make learning engaging, helping students gain confidence
Angesom O.
Bristol - mechanical engineering (Bachelors)
£33-£35
/hr
52 lessons
Angesom O.
Bristol - mechanical engineering (Bachelors)
Jerin R.
De Montfort - Economics (Bachelors)
An aspiring Economist, with a fun, creative and tailored approach to his lessons and with a passion to help his students achieve their potential
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
157 reviews
2652 lessons
Jerin R.
De Montfort - Economics (Bachelors)
An aspiring Economist, with a fun, creative and tailored approach to his lessons and with a passion to help his students achieve their potential
Eesha D.
University College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hi! I'm Eesha and I am really looking forward to teaching the sciences and maths. I myself went through the process of 11+ exams, GCSEs and A Levels and throughout I consistently achieved top grades, achieving all grade 9s and A*s in my ex...
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
16 reviews
864 lessons
Eesha D.
University College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
Hi! I'm Eesha and I am really looking forward to teaching the sciences and maths. I myself went through the process of 11+ exams, GCSEs and A Levels and throughout I consistently achieved top grades, achieving all grade 9s and A*s in my ex...
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Juggling 3 subjects in 1 is a common challenge for most teens, with lots of rewards at the end. A qualification in Science can open up exciting opportunities for students down the road, so we know it’s worth it. Our tutors are well-equipped to help your teen smash their goals and enjoy the benefits of their new Science skills at any level. How much does a Science tutor cost per hour? Tutoring shouldn’t cost the earth - so with us, it doesn’t. Our prices are set from £25/hr, with no extra fees. You can narrow down what you’re looking for by using the handy price filter at the top of this page. Do I need a Science tutor? This core subject can be rewarding and difficult in equal measure. A little support often goes a long way, but what can a tutor do? Here’s 4 main areas our tutors can offer their skills and expertise, to make sure your teen achieves to the best of their ability: 1. Track progress - watch lesson recordings and get lesson reports from your teen’s tutor. Seeing how far they’ve come can be really motivating for your teen to stay focused on their studies. Bonus: this also makes it easy for teens to go over their tutorials as many times as they like, making sure they’re picking up the material. These recordings are all safely kept in your MyTutor account, where you and your teen can access them at any time. 2. Be a mentor - one of the most important benefits of having a tutor is getting a mentor, too. It can really help teens to have someone around that knows what they’re going through, having aced their exams just a few years before your teen. Mentorship can help your teen to feel fully supported, giving them a space to air their concerns and get valuable advice about the next stage of their studies. 3. Prepare for exams - our tutors have learned everything there is to know about acing exams. Sharing their valuable skills will teach your teen how to hit marking criteria, manage their time and approach different types of Science questions. 4. Boost subject knowledge - go back over any topics to make sure nothing falls through the cracks. Our tutors can work at a pace that suits your teen, and even try out different learning styles to see what works best for them. How many Science tutorials will my teen need? This will vary between different students and what their goals are. There’s a couple of things that both you and your tutor can do to understand what this path will look like: 1. Assessment - you can ask your tutor for an assessment of your teen’s current Science level. This can help your teen to get a better idea of the road ahead and work alongside their tutor to create a roadmap. 2. Plan - your tutor can now give you and your teen a realistic plan of how many tutorials your teen will need. 3. Put into action - time to think about a few practical aspects - check in with your budget, does it match up? Does this plan fit with your family’s schedule? Thinking about these questions will help tutorials to be a comfortable and sustainable addition to your teen’s week. Pro tip! Only one tutorial a week can have a lasting effect on your teen’s confidence and academic success. Feeling curious? Book a free video meeting with one of our tutors today and discover what online tutoring can do for your teen.
