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Anoushka K.
Imperial College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
I am a 3nd year medical student with 7 years experience of tutoring Mathematics, Sciences, Latin, Geography and French and Medical Preparation.
£49-£51
/hr
5 / 5
2 reviews
122 lessons
Anoushka K.
Imperial College London - Medicine (Bachelors)
I am a 3nd year medical student with 7 years experience of tutoring Mathematics, Sciences, Latin, Geography and French and Medical Preparation.
Mohammed C.
Kings College London - Medicine (MBBS) (Bachelors)
Hello, my name is Mohammed and I am currently studying Medicine (MBBS) at Kings College London (KCL). Medicine is a subject I am extremely fascinated by because of its uniqueness. For example, the privilege of interacting with people with the aim ...
£33-£35
/hr
5 / 5
20 reviews
882 lessons
Mohammed C.
Kings College London - Medicine (MBBS) (Bachelors)
Hello, my name is Mohammed and I am currently studying Medicine (MBBS) at Kings College London (KCL). Medicine is a subject I am extremely fascinated by because of its uniqueness. For example, the privilege of interacting with people with the aim ...
Aminah S.
University College London - Medicine (Doctorate)
Hello! I'm Aminah, a University of Cambridge medicine graduate and UCL pharmacy graduate with 8 years of tutoring experience in maths and science :)
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
4 reviews
92 lessons
Aminah S.
University College London - Medicine (Doctorate)
Hello! I'm Aminah, a University of Cambridge medicine graduate and UCL pharmacy graduate with 8 years of tutoring experience in maths and science :)
Sophia H.
Cardiff - Biomedical Sciences (Bachelors)
Final year medical student with 7y of formal teaching experience, published author on medical education
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
144 reviews
1042 lessons
Sophia H.
Cardiff - Biomedical Sciences (Bachelors)
Final year medical student with 7y of formal teaching experience, published author on medical education
Ishan P.
Nottingham - Medicine (Bachelors)
My name is Ishan and I'm a 2nd medical student at the University of Nottingham who is excited to become a tutor to help students achieve their full potential. I found A- levels tough as the transition between GCSEs and A- levels, There is a hu...
£25-£27
/hr
5 / 5
1 reviews
30 lessons
Ishan P.
Nottingham - Medicine (Bachelors)
My name is Ishan and I'm a 2nd medical student at the University of Nottingham who is excited to become a tutor to help students achieve their full potential. I found A- levels tough as the transition between GCSEs and A- levels, There is a hu...
Kallinikos C.
Oxford - Structural Biology and Virology (Doctorate)
Knowledge is more than acing an exam - I will try to teach you not just how to solve complex challenges, but also how to never stop challenging yourself.
£65-£67
/hr
5 / 5
393 reviews
3148 lessons
Kallinikos C.
Oxford - Structural Biology and Virology (Doctorate)
Knowledge is more than acing an exam - I will try to teach you not just how to solve complex challenges, but also how to never stop challenging yourself.
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