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Chinweike E.
Durham - Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Friendly engineering student, passionate about making you succeed and achieve top grades!
£47-£49
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4.9 / 5
117 reviews
1144 lessons
Chinweike E.
Durham - Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Friendly engineering student, passionate about making you succeed and achieve top grades!
Claudia B.
Kings College London - Chemistry (Bachelors)
As a university student, I have seen and have experience with academic adversity. I hope to help you by using my experiences to build confidence and knowledge.
£47-£49
/hr
5 / 5
38 reviews
347 lessons
Claudia B.
Kings College London - Chemistry (Bachelors)
As a university student, I have seen and have experience with academic adversity. I hope to help you by using my experiences to build confidence and knowledge.
Jake C.
Birmingham - Mechanical Engineering (Integrated Masters)
£22-£27
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0 / 5
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8 lessons
Jake C.
Birmingham - Mechanical Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Ankita S.
Imperial College London - Design Engineering (Masters)
In school maths and physics are often considered to be the 'boring' subjects as the teacher just gives a textbook and expects you to do the work. I aspire to show my passion for maths and physics to other students and help them grow in con...
£37-£39
/hr
5 / 5
9 reviews
126 lessons
Ankita S.
Imperial College London - Design Engineering (Masters)
In school maths and physics are often considered to be the 'boring' subjects as the teacher just gives a textbook and expects you to do the work. I aspire to show my passion for maths and physics to other students and help them grow in con...
Andreas D.
University College London - Theoretical Physics (Bachelors)
Hello. My name is Andreas David and I am from Cyprus(a small island in the Mediterranean). I am a guy full of questions about the universe which i try to answer through my studies (Theoretical Physics). I want to inspire students and make them que...
£47-£49
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0 / 5
0 reviews
50 lessons
Andreas D.
University College London - Theoretical Physics (Bachelors)
Hello. My name is Andreas David and I am from Cyprus(a small island in the Mediterranean). I am a guy full of questions about the universe which i try to answer through my studies (Theoretical Physics). I want to inspire students and make them que...
Matthew W.
Durham - Physics (Bachelors)
£22-£27
/hr
0 / 5
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0 lessons
Matthew W.
Durham - Physics (Bachelors)
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