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Rahul V.
University College London - Cancer Biomedicine (Bachelors)
Hi I'm Rahul, and I'm studying coding with JavaScript. I've studied Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Physics A-levels, and have a BSc and MSc in Cancer Research.
£22-£27
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0 / 5
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0 lessons
Rahul V.
University College London - Cancer Biomedicine (Bachelors)
Hi I'm Rahul, and I'm studying coding with JavaScript. I've studied Maths, Chemistry, Biology and Physics A-levels, and have a BSc and MSc in Cancer Research.
Tom H.
Liverpool - Mathematics (Bachelors)
Studying Maths at the University of Liverpool. I take great pride in being able to help students improve effectively and achieve what I know they are able to.
£22-£27
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
23 lessons
Tom H.
Liverpool - Mathematics (Bachelors)
Studying Maths at the University of Liverpool. I take great pride in being able to help students improve effectively and achieve what I know they are able to.
Ash N.
Bristol - MEng in Mechanical Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hey!! I’m Ash, your future personal tutor. As an Engineer with real-world experience, as well as native French skills, I'll help you master each subject!
£30-£32
/hr
5 / 5
1 reviews
30 lessons
Ash N.
Bristol - MEng in Mechanical Engineering (Integrated Masters)
Hey!! I’m Ash, your future personal tutor. As an Engineer with real-world experience, as well as native French skills, I'll help you master each subject!
Aisha I.
Plymouth - BMBS (Bachelors)
Hello! My name is Aisha and I am a medical student at Peninsula medical school. I remember how daunting and difficult some subjects were when I was doing my GCSEs and A-levels. I would like to be the person I needed back then and help make sure I ...
£30-£32
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
143 lessons
Aisha I.
Plymouth - BMBS (Bachelors)
Hello! My name is Aisha and I am a medical student at Peninsula medical school. I remember how daunting and difficult some subjects were when I was doing my GCSEs and A-levels. I would like to be the person I needed back then and help make sure I ...
Aspen C.
Dundee - Dentistry (Bachelors)
£37-£39
/hr
0 / 5
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0 lessons
Aspen C.
Dundee - Dentistry (Bachelors)
dheeraj K.
Southampton - Physics with Astronomy (Integrated Masters)
I'm a 1st-year student studying physics and astronomy at university. I hope my passion for the subject translates into a helpful and fun learning experience!
£22-£27
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0 / 5
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dheeraj K.
Southampton - Physics with Astronomy (Integrated Masters)
I'm a 1st-year student studying physics and astronomy at university. I hope my passion for the subject translates into a helpful and fun learning experience!
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