Online Secondary Maths Tutors
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Online Maths TutorIt has been 7+ years that I have been teaching Maths and Physics and I keep finding it a very rewarding experience. My method is about making the students understand clearly the fundamental concept and then making them able to apply it confidently in complex problems without seeking support. I was ... Hoda
Online Maths TuitionI am a first class physics graduate and really interested in teaching physics and Maths. I have been teaching during my bachelor and master and after graduation as well, and know how to make a difficult subject very interesting and easy to understand. I have graduated from university of Surrey in m... Catherine
Private Online Maths TutorI am currently Head of STEM responsible for 700+ students in their academic journey to success. My passion for education and what it represents is reflected in my standard of teaching. I believe learning should be an enjoyable experience which feeds on the learner’s curiosity and promotes interest i... Zain
Online Tuition for MathsA conscientious and hard-working individual, whose thorough and precise approach to all tasks has always yielded excellent results. Currently studying medicine at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry; A former student at King Edward VI Grammar School, achieving 13A*s at GCSE and 4A... Shrey
Online Maths LessonsI am a Submarines Engineering, and in my free time I’m looking for younger students to teach maths or physics and achieve their end goal. In my opinion the best way to succeed is to gauge a good understanding of the topics at hand instead of memorising facts which with maths and physics can sometime... Isha
Online Maths LessonsI am a current Dental student studying at Kings College London. After establishing what the student wants to tackle in the session, I find questions of varying difficulty in order to ensure they progress in each lesson. I often start by going through an example with them, then allow the student to c... Zaidi
Online Maths TeacherI am a Special Educational Needs psychologist and private tutor. My ethos is that everyone deserves an education, and that it should be the best education possible. This is what I have always maintained and as a result, only the best sources of information and resources are used. I love educa... Jennifer
Online Maths TutoringHello! I’m hugely passionate about sharing my enthusiasm for Science and Maths. I hold a Masters in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford, which has provided me with a strong foundation in both scientific theory and practical applications. Over the past 4 years, I’ve gained professional teachin...
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Secondary Maths Riddle
Q: What weighs more - a tonne of iron or a tonne of feathers?
Secondary Maths Joke
Q: What happened to the plant in maths class?