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Further Maths School, Learning Centre, Preschool, Primary School, Secondary School, Private School, College, Academy, Language School, Speciality School, Faith School, Free School, Boarding School, Education Centre, Tutoring Centre, Tuition Centre
Chelmsford, England
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Chelmsford,England
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Northampton,England
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London,England
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Manchester,England
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Birmingham,England
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London,England
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Milton Keynes,England
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Hornchurch,England
Science Clinic Private Tutors was founded in 2010. Our vision was to help struggling children understand the concepts of the major subjects which are sought after by many colleges & universities. Our tutoring was mainly in the main subjects (Maths, all 3 Sciences & English Language) to exam students only. Because of the huge demand of tutoring in all year groups, we now teach students across the board from Primary (KS1 & KS2) through to GCSE, A-level and University. We were luck to have had colleagues we share the same vision with join us. Now we can teach all subjects from Primary through to GCSE, College /A-levels and Science & Maths at University level. All our teachers / tutors are graduates and qualified teachers with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) who understand the National Curriculum. Some of them are examiners at GCSE and A-level, which means they know the exam techniques students need to answer the exam questions properly and get better grades. Within the team, we have professionals with very high qualifications ie Masters Degrees (MSc / MA) and PhDs in various subjects. We can, therefore, be confident to say we are professionals who are dedicated to what we do with proven records in the UK’s most entrance and national exams. We are a tutoring organisation that is defined by its professionalism. Our aim is to provide a personal service. This makes us very different from most tutoring companies that just offer a platform for tutors and students to meet. We speak to clients so that we can match them with the most appropriate tutor for their needs. When this happens, the results can be remarkable & confidence grows. We personally know all our tutors and all have had DBS checks and their qualifications checked before we take them on. We are also a member of The Tutors’ Association (TTA) which was formed in 2013 to provide standards to the tutoring industry.
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Science Clinic Private Tutoring Company
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I taught maths from GCSE to STEP at an academy in Essex from 2009 to 2017 and at another Essex academy from 2020 to 2024. In both academies I taught GCSE Mathematics A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics and STEP. About half of my students have been recommended to me. I have been a private tutor since September 1987. I do not cover D1 or D2 or Modelling With Algorithms at A level. I have a first class honours degree from Goldsmith College London where I won the Stanley Hails Memorial Prize.
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Robert Edwards
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
Mathematics, Pure mathematics, and Further mathematics lessons in London, UK.
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Hafeefa Olakara
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
I have been tutoring since 2015 since my GCSE results and marks spread across my community and started teaching A Level too in 2017 after getting the best results in my school, and almost 100% in my A Level Maths and Further Maths. I am currently a secondary school Maths teacher in Grays. I teach online and in my home in Ilford, IG3. Reach out for more details on availability :)
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Kavinthan Raveendran
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Online maths and further maths tuition. 8 years tutoring experience, experience working in schools. Mathematics BSc 1st Class from UCL. Achieved A*s in both maths and further maths at A Level. Happy to tutor KS3, GCSE and A Level students, focusing on building confidence, improving understanding then mastering each topic
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Niall Ramphal
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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I am a year 13 student who is predicted 4 A*s in alevels for Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Computer Science. I aim to study Engineering at Oxford next year. I got all 8s and 9s in GCSE. I plan to teach maths, physics and Furthermaths for GCSE and I have received a 9 for Maths and physics in GCSE. You may wonder why you should pick me over a tutor who is graduated, well I did GCSEs very recently and I understand the subjects and its specification very well for this reason my teaching will be tailored specifically to GCSEs and I will not be going off tangents whilst teaching, it will be the perfect amount for the student to get the desired grades unless they will to learn more. The tuition fee is negotiable.
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Musa A.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
Maths and Further Maths lessons in Ware, UK.
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Dr. Jon G.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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I am a Year 13 Student in a grammar school. I achieved 10 level 9s at GCSE, including maths, further maths and economics. I have been predicted A*A*A*A* for my A Levels in Maths, Further Maths, Economics and Politics.
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Ishaan C.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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I am a student and I have finished my a levels and am heading to LSE to study finance. At A Level, I studied Biology, Chemistry, French, Maths and AS level further maths. Price per session can be negotiated. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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Nikita R.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
I am a highly qualified, organised and self-driven individual with experience in working with children from years 1 to 13, teaching Mathematics in schools and as a private tutor. I have excellent time management skills and extensive experience in preparing engaging lessons adhering to the curriculum and each students’ learning needs and style.
Reflecting on my personal educational experience, external reading and modules I’ve taken up on teaching on top of my degree, I appreciate the impact the teachers make on the lives of young people. Furthermore, I believe that the skills and knowledge acquired throughout a young person’s education academically and personally has an immeasurable influence on their future. Therefore, as a tutor, I teach the material critically, specifically by expanding on the “whys” and the “hows” behind different techniques which would then encourage the students to look at the world more critically.
Additionally, I believe that understanding the reasoning behind each step from a young age is essential to strengthen their independent problem solving skills. Moreover, I believe this is pivotal in reducing maths anxiety, a common type of anxiety many suffer from which has proven to have an adverse effect on academic performance and motivation levels of students across all years.
My Educational Ethos
Throughout my experience as a teaching assistant, I have noticed that many students across all year groups abandon questions if it seems unfamiliar or difficult at first glance. However, when broken down in to steps students are capable of either working out a few of the steps towards the correct answer or reaching the complete answer by themselves.
I believe that one of the main reasons leading to this is the students’ lack of confidence in their ability and knowledge. Therefore, as part of my teaching process I focus on bridging the gap between classwork and being able to adapt their learnings to solve problems.
1. Starter activity
To build their confidence and reinforce their learnings, I start each of my lessons with a starter activity. This would include few questions on the material they have learned in previous lessons or the learnings directly relevant to the material covered in that lesson. I feel that this gives the students the opportunity to refresh their memory and skills whilst subtly drawing attention to the tools necessary for that lesson. These review activities and regular exercises help commit their learnings to long term memory leading to improved academic results.
For example, if the lesson was about using the circle theorems to find the angle x in a circle, I would start my lesson with a fun activity involving circle theorems.
2. Frequent reviewing sessions
Similarly, I like to commit half an hour to an hour per month reviewing and refreshing the material they’ve learnt over the course of the month. This is a great opportunity for the students to ask questions and brush up on their skills. Furthermore, this gives me an opportunity to review their understanding and focus on the divisions I feel could be improved. These reviewing sessions ensure effective learning as most of the material is built upon previous skills and learnings and consolidating the underpinning topics is key, especially in Mathematics.
3. Exercises
I believe the exercises given to the student must be tailored to their educational level and include questions which stretch their understanding to reach their maximum potential. This is because the first few exercises must build their confidence and then that can confidence can be used to introduce and encourage students to attempt more challenging problems.
With my lessons, I adapt the exercises per student depending on their ability because I strongly believe that this is the most effective method of teaching as no two students are the same. As a private tutor, I believe that this is the perfect opportunity for the students to gain the most personalised and therefore most effective lessons. Therefore, I make my lessons highly adaptive to cater to the needs and educational level of the students to enable them to reach their maximum results.
4. The whys and the hows
If the students understand the underpinning concepts behind each method, then I believe that leads to better results. A majority of the times, students are taught each method as a set of instructions. However, I believe that this is not the most effective way of teaching or learning as this does not promote independent problem solving skills and the likelihood of confusion increases if the students were to learn a set of processes per each topic. Therefore, I teach topics by placing emphasis on the objective of the problem and explaining why each step is taken.
I believe that education should be focused on the individual needs, and engage students in the process of their learning. I believe that all students have strengths and acquired knowledge, and the purpose of education is to assist students in identifying and building upon these.
One-on-one tutoring gives the opportunity for the teachings to be catered to the individual style and needs of the student which is not fulfilled to the same extent in school. Therefore, tutoring is the perfect opportunity for the student to reach their maximum potential because unlike in schools, these lessons will be going at a pace that is right for the student. Thus, it gives them the opportunity to master all areas.
For these reasons, my lessons are unique and made with the student in mind to cater to their individual needs and learning styles. This is how I ensure the students reach their maximum potential!
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Savandhi G.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Passionate physics undergraduate, experienced in the field of teaching, and specialising in exam like practise, and higher order of bloom's taxonomy. With a special knack for showing difficult concepts in easy-to-understand visual ways, I’m especially eq
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Raymond H.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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I am a fourth year chemistry student at oxford and I am looking to become a teacher. I have worked as a teaching assistant at Watford Boys and Girls Grammar Schools and I have been tutoring privately for three years now. I also volunteer with IntoUniversity to provide academic support to struggling students. I am familiar with all syllabuses for GCSE and A-level and am happy to take on students of all abilities.
Among the many students I have worked with, I have used a variety of approaches. I prefer a hybrid style of teaching, talking through the content first to gauge understanding before working through questions with students. The key to success in exams is practicing past paper questions and so I ensure these are covered extensively. I tend to give advice on common pitfalls and help firm up knowledge of frequently asked exam questions. I want to make sure all of my students know the syllabus inside and out and are familiar with a range of question styles. In addition, I can also provide helpful notes on the subjects that need more focus. Usually, I like to set work beforehand, in order to give feedback at the start of the lesson and understand which areas of the subject need more focus.
I am available for online or in person tutoring and I am extremely flexible about times and location.
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Alexander W.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
During the lesson I introduce the topic and then I apply it using many questions. I give the student worksheet after every lesson to try and in the next coming lesson we work on it togther.
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Ihssan L.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
I am an experienced and passionate teacher and tutor for 9 years. I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and experience! I use different techniques and strategies to keep students engaged and maximize the progress of learning at their own paces. I motivate students to surpass their potentials. I offer tailored teaching as I know each student is different. I visualize the problems and use analogies to make them easier for students to understand. I have wide horizons, I was studying also materials engineering and linguistics and I'm fascinated about technology&programming&sciences and history&culture&geography. I graduated from Molecular Biophysics (Bachelor) and now I am studying Bioinformatics and Biology of the Systems (Masters).
A positive atmosphere in classes is very important for me.
I hope to meet you in the class/session!
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Elzbieta K.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Further Maths Tutor, Teacher
I graduated from the University of Surrey in July 2023 with a 2:1 degree in BSc Business Economics. For my first two years, I studies BSc Mathematics and Economics but for my final year, I decided to change my degree to Business Economics since I had more of a passion for Business. I studied Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Economics for my A-Levels and scored ABB respectfully. I scored a grade 9 in GCSE Mathematics (A*) , grade 7 (A) in GCSE English Literature and Language and an A* in GCSE Further Mathematics, scoring 4A*s , 6As and 1B. Mathematics has always been my favourite subject and I also very much enjoy teaching it to other people. I also have a musical background, particularly within playing the piano and keyboard. I am a Grade 8 pianist and I am very close to completion. I am looking to tutor piano or keyboard for people who want to play for pleasure and I am not looking to teach grades or prepare anyone for examinations. My specialty revolves around playing Bollywood and English piano covers.
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Gobindth K.
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I have been tutoring ages 13-16 for around 1 year now in Maths and sciences at KS3 and GCSE level.
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Eitan R.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Mathematics, Chemistry, Further Maths, Biology, Maths, Further Maths, and Chinese lessons in London, UK.
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Zoe F.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics lessons in London, UK.
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Rica G.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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I have just graduated from the University of Cambridge with a degree in Economics. Alongside tutoring in Maths, Further Maths and Economics for Secondary School ages, I can offer university application advice, personal statement drafting, entrance exam preparation, and interview preparation.
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Aditya R.
Tutor, Teacher, Instructor
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