Online Secondary Maths Tutors
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Olivia
Online Maths TutorI am a secondary Mathematics teacher. I got my Mathematics PGCE with Qualified Teaching Status in 2021. I love working individually to cover the gaps that children can have and to address any misconceptions. I strive to use my 20 year-experience in marketing, to inspire and motivate pupils, showing ... Kamran
Online Maths TuitionI'm a third year Biomedical Engineering student at Aston University - I love playing sport and am looking to help those who are struggling with their subjects improve themselves. A balanced approach to learning, allowing for fun learning however also being engaging and informative. Jesu
Private Online Maths TutorI have a Master's degree in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Seville, Spain. I really enjoy teaching. I am very patient and can explain the same concept in many different ways. If you want different results than what you’re getting, you have to try different approaches. Albert Einst... Melanie
Online Tuition for MathsI was awarded a top academic and music scholarship to Eastbourne College aged thirteen.Having received 13 A* grades at GCSE, 5 As at AS level and 4 As at A level, as well as being awarded the position of head girl, I was accepted into Cambridge University where I did a BA in English. I then went on ... Eliot
Online Maths Lessons| Background | I am a graduate from the University of Bath, obtaining a First-Class (Hons) degree in BSc Economics. I also have 12-months experience working at a Hedge Fund in London. Currently, I am working as a full-time tutor. Before University, I completed 4 A-Levels, as well as an Extended Pr... Muhammad
Online Maths LessonsI am a final year undergraduate student undertaking a Mathematics Degree at University College London. I provide well structured one-to-one tuition whereby pupils are able to develop their skills in the subject area and gain excellent methods that will help them answer exam questions using all the c... Funmi
Online Maths TeacherI am an Accounting and Finance and Economics graduate with 15years experience being a tutor.I am able to adapt my teaching skills to suit different age groups and personality. I have great feedback as my students tend to achieve good results after my tutoring. I hardworking and flexible to suit diff... Jewel
Online Maths TutoringI am a research scientist working in the pharmaceutical industry, exploring drug development. I have a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Nottingham, with a very strong scientific background. During my time at Nottingham Trent University, I received an award for academic excellence two years...
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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?