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Amir S.
Wadham College, Oxford - MSc Chemistry (Masters)
Friendly Chemistry student from the University of Oxford. Here to help in anyway I can!
£37-£39
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4.9 / 5
37 reviews
138 lessons
Amir S.
Wadham College, Oxford - MSc Chemistry (Masters)
Friendly Chemistry student from the University of Oxford. Here to help in anyway I can!
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Hussain B.
Cambridge - Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (Bachelors)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
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Hussain B.
Cambridge - Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (Bachelors)
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Rafe L.
Durham - Philosphy, Politics and Economics (Bachelors)
Tutor whose main focus is on application of knowledge, rather than memorisation. I find application is by far the most important variable in exam performance.
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
30 reviews
277 lessons
Rafe L.
Durham - Philosphy, Politics and Economics (Bachelors)
Tutor whose main focus is on application of knowledge, rather than memorisation. I find application is by far the most important variable in exam performance.
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Ananya H.
Cambridge - Computer Science (Bachelors)
As a Computer Science graduate of the University of Cambridge, I have extensive experience in Mathematics and Computer Science. I've always enjoyed teaching and have done so throughout school where I helped my peers as well as while balancing ...
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
47 lessons
Ananya H.
Cambridge - Computer Science (Bachelors)
As a Computer Science graduate of the University of Cambridge, I have extensive experience in Mathematics and Computer Science. I've always enjoyed teaching and have done so throughout school where I helped my peers as well as while balancing ...
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Kai F.
Warwick - Philosophy, Politics and Economics with Economics Major BSc (Bachelors)
Warwick PPE Undergrad - A* in Economics taught by OCR Chief Examiner & achieved 83.8 in Oxford TSA. Passionate about economics and all things social sciences.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
3 reviews
109 lessons
Kai F.
Warwick - Philosophy, Politics and Economics with Economics Major BSc (Bachelors)
Warwick PPE Undergrad - A* in Economics taught by OCR Chief Examiner & achieved 83.8 in Oxford TSA. Passionate about economics and all things social sciences.
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Alice M.
Durham - Geography (Bachelors)
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
0 reviews
131 lessons
Alice M.
Durham - Geography (Bachelors)
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