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Petros S.
Cambridge - MRes in Connected Electronic & Photonic Systems (1+3 PhD) (Masters)
My name is Petros, I study at University of Cambridge CE&PS.I come from a diverse and international background so i try to give a unique approach to each
£37-£39
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4.9 / 5
61 reviews
451 lessons
Petros S.
Cambridge - MRes in Connected Electronic & Photonic Systems (1+3 PhD) (Masters)
My name is Petros, I study at University of Cambridge CE&PS.I come from a diverse and international background so i try to give a unique approach to each
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Viraj S.
Warwick - Mechanical engineering (Bachelors)
An aspiring engineer that is mature, helpful and considerate. I am especially passionate about STEM subjects.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
51 reviews
469 lessons
Viraj S.
Warwick - Mechanical engineering (Bachelors)
An aspiring engineer that is mature, helpful and considerate. I am especially passionate about STEM subjects.
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Yash R.
Imperial College London - electrical and electronic engineering (Integrated Masters)
Engineering student, who is dedicated to making sure their students understand content and can apply their knowledge in exams to achieve top grades!
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
10 reviews
122 lessons
Yash R.
Imperial College London - electrical and electronic engineering (Integrated Masters)
Engineering student, who is dedicated to making sure their students understand content and can apply their knowledge in exams to achieve top grades!
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Harry N.
Newcastle - Mechanical Engineering H300 (Bachelors)
Currently in my third year of Mechanical Engineering at Newcastle University. With the core of my degree being Maths, Physics and a myriad of STEM academics.
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
18 lessons
Harry N.
Newcastle - Mechanical Engineering H300 (Bachelors)
Currently in my third year of Mechanical Engineering at Newcastle University. With the core of my degree being Maths, Physics and a myriad of STEM academics.
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Rowan N.
Bath - BSc (Hons) International Development with Economics (Bachelors)
University of Bath graduate with a strong academic background offers private tutoring in Maths and Science subjects to help students excel in their studies
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
15 lessons
Rowan N.
Bath - BSc (Hons) International Development with Economics (Bachelors)
University of Bath graduate with a strong academic background offers private tutoring in Maths and Science subjects to help students excel in their studies
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Lawrance C.
Cambridge - Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hi! I help students unlock their learning potential. We do this by understanding challenging topics with intuition and careful logic. (Click for testimonies.)
£55-£57
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5 / 5
57 reviews
491 lessons
Lawrance C.
Cambridge - Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hi! I help students unlock their learning potential. We do this by understanding challenging topics with intuition and careful logic. (Click for testimonies.)
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