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Samuel D.
Imperial College London - Applied Mathematics (Masters)
Currently a Master's student at Imperial College London. Please get in touch to book a free meeting to discuss how I can help.
£37-£39
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4.9 / 5
23 reviews
159 lessons
Samuel D.
Imperial College London - Applied Mathematics (Masters)
Currently a Master's student at Imperial College London. Please get in touch to book a free meeting to discuss how I can help.
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Hassan K.
University College London - Theoretical Physics (Integrated Masters)
£37-£39
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0 / 5
0 reviews
130 lessons
Hassan K.
University College London - Theoretical Physics (Integrated Masters)
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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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Caitlin L.
Exeter - MPhys Physics (Integrated Masters)
Physics undergraduate who recently achieved A* in physics and maths A-levels, hoping to impart some knowledge and help out students
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
New tutor
8 lessons
Caitlin L.
Exeter - MPhys Physics (Integrated Masters)
Physics undergraduate who recently achieved A* in physics and maths A-levels, hoping to impart some knowledge and help out students
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Saskia C.
Warwick - Physics (Bachelors)
Hi there! I’m Saskia, a dedicated Physics Teacher at a grammar school in Kent. I currently have some tutoring slots available so drop me a message!
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
6 reviews
138 lessons
Saskia C.
Warwick - Physics (Bachelors)
Hi there! I’m Saskia, a dedicated Physics Teacher at a grammar school in Kent. I currently have some tutoring slots available so drop me a message!
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Punveer C.
Imperial College London - Physics (Bachelors)
Teaches topics from the ground up, knowledgeable in exam specification for all major exam boards, A level tutor for all abilities.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
27 reviews
321 lessons
Punveer C.
Imperial College London - Physics (Bachelors)
Teaches topics from the ground up, knowledgeable in exam specification for all major exam boards, A level tutor for all abilities.
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