Mathematics for KS1 to KS4 and Undergraduate Students

From 57 £ /h

Learn Mathematics without getting bored. To make it relatable and interesting, with different topics you learn about the real life applications where they are applied.
That way, each topic will be more accessible for understanding and you will be able to prepare better.

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Around London, United Kingdom

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Greatfield Avenue, London E6 3RU, UK

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About Me

Trained in Mathematics and Applied mathematics troughout education have an in depth understanding of the real world Applications of the field, and having taught the subject to different age groups over the years, I have developed methods to make mathematics interesting with examples of real world applications with which you, the student, can relate to.

Education

Distinction in MSc Applied Mathematics from Imperial College London and 9.10 CPI with 10/10 in each of 30+ Mathematics Subjects from an intense 4 year degree with Research

Experience / Qualifications

3+ years of Experience in Teaching Mathematics to students from Diverse Backgrounds, from early teens to college students

Age

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

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Beginner

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Duration

60 minutes

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120 minutes

The class is taught in

English

Hindi

Gujarati

Skills

Math

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Marjolaine

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Graduated from EPFL and Harvard, I offer courses in scientific subjects (to you or your child). Give your child the means to succeed: new work methods, understanding of the course adapted to the student...

About me: I am a French student, doing a PhD in bioengineering at Imperial College. I went to high school in Paris, and I obtained my Baccalaureate with honors. I did my Bachelor's and Master's in Life Sciences Engineering at EPFL and I spent 6 months at Harvard. I am used to teaching, having been a tutor during my master. I enjoy helping students to understand their mistakes and to reinforce their level in scientific subjects.

I would love to meet you! :)

Iftekhar

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3rd Year Electronic and Information Engineering student at Imperial College London. I have 3 years' experience tutoring Maths & Physics both in person and online and I am very familiar with GCSE & A-Level specification. My lessons aim to develop understanding of a topic from the ground up rather than just making students memorise lines in a textbook. This is achieved through frequent use of examples and analogies which students can visualise and relate to. On top of this I regularly provide exam practice and feedback so that students become more confident in applying their knowledge and are not intimidated by the pressure of exams. Please feel free to reach out if you have further questions and I hope to teach you soon!

Nathalie

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Hello, I am a former student of a preparatory class in maths/physics (MP) and a graduate of an engineering school (master's level). I offer private lessons in scientific subjects (maths, physics/chemistry, SVT and engineering sciences) for all levels from primary to high school. Do not hesitate to contact me for more information.

Aasif

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Hi I am Aasif, a fresh graduate of MA Architecture and Urbanism from the university of Manchester.
Learning is a lifelong activity for most of us. When we want to learn–be it at school, at work, from books, or from a website on the internet, beside a student there always has to be a teacher. Someone who conveys their message in the most appropriate way, and helps the student to understand the subject of learning. Different teachers, writers, and corporate leaders have different ways of conveying their message to their audience, different teaching styles.

Lottie

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Hello,
I am currently studying psychology, after obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Finance from Bocconi and a Master's degree from ESSEC.

I propose to accompany your child in his school career with homework help, methodology, refreshers during school holidays as well as support in all subjects from the common core to the 3rd, in Maths , English, French and Economics up to Terminale.

I can also help your child in his post-Bac orientation thanks to my personal experience, by accompanying him in his reflections, in writing his file, in preparing for exams and interviews.

Do not hesitate to contact me, I would be delighted to answer your questions and find the best way to help your child in his school career.

lottie

Humna

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In my classes the students will be a part of an interactive session of solving time-sensitive short questions as a brainstorming exercise, proceeding with covering topics from the start of the syllabus, solving questions as we move on and understanding the difficult level that the student is easily able to pass. This will be followed by recognising the topics that the student is finding difficult and then explaining them through short lectures and diagrams, helping the student have a better grasp at the concepts. I will ensure constant feedback after each of my classes to understand the students problems and tailoring my lessons according to that. Moreover the students' progress will be monitored and tracked through short weekly assessments based on past paper questions allowing the student to be comfortable with the exam-style questions and avoid falling for the exam pressure. Please feel free to reach out if you have further questions and I hope to teach you soon!

Francesca

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I tutor Mathematics at GCSE, A-level, BSc and MSc level.

A bit about me and why I would love to be your tutor in mathematics!

I am currently pursuing my PhD in Artificial Intelligence at University College London, where my research focuses on applying AI to enhance energy efficiency in the built environment. Prior to my doctoral studies, I earned a First Class Honours degree in Mathematics from Warwick University. I also completed an MSc in Statistics and an MSc in Applied Biotechnology and Biosciences, both from Imperial College London, with Merit.

My other academic achievements include A* A* A grades in Further Mathematics, Mathematics, and Biology A-Levels, along with 12 A* grades at GCSE in various subjects, including FSMQ Mathematics, and OCR Additional Mathematics. I also achieved a Merit in Advanced Extension Award Mathematics (AEA).

In terms of tutoring, I have some experience tutoring GCSE Sciences and Mathematics, as well as A-level Biology and A-level Mathematics. Currently, I am in the process of becoming a Postgraduate teaching assistant at UCL. As part of this training, I actively teach several lectures and workshops each week in mathematics and computer science at MSc and BSc levels. Additionally, I offer career coaching for individuals seeking finance-related internships and preparing for interviews.

Dhairya

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Do you or your children think why should the Mathematics even be studied? What if I told you, everything around you from AI to economics has hidden Mathematics behind it, even the device your are currently reading this on can only work because of Mathematics. Therefore, it becomes crucial that your child relates to seemingly abstract concepts and understands why it is important to study them.

Given my real-life research experience and an advanced degree in applied mathematics, I can provide just that: real-world applicable examples of different mathematical concepts to keep the students engaged and interested in the subject matter. This practical approach not only enhances comprehension but also fosters a deeper appreciation for the relevance of mathematics in everyday life.

For instance, a simple concept like of percentages can be explained by relating it to expenses and the pocket money. Even seemingly daunting topics like Trigonometry become accessible and exciting when I would explain how they are applied in sustaining not one or two but four different trillion-dollar industries.

I make mathematics relatable, enjoyable, and comprehensible by offering numerous examples that demonstrate its practical significance. Whether your aspirations lie in sports, science, or medicine, mathematics is an indispensable tool, and my aim is to make the learning experience enjoyable and rewarding for every student.

Crystal

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Highest mark for Physics IGCSE in Malaysia.
Highest mark for Physics and Chemistry international A level in South Korea.

I’m currently an undergraduate at Imperial and I enjoy teaching in general.
I teach GCSE Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
Review all the topics, solve topic questions and practice with past papers again and again. This will help you master all the key points and understand the concept better.

Adam

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Eliška

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Tutoring for International Baccalaureate (IB) Maths AA HL/SL, Chemistry HL/SL, Physics HL/SL and for International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) International Mathematics (0607), Additional Mathematics (0606), Physics (0625) Chemistry (0620).

I aim to make sure students understand material intuitively first before delving into complicated questions and foster a friendly and patient learning environment. Instead of relying on memorising formulas, I teach students how to derive the formulas themselves, build upon their previous knowledge and use them to solve complex questions in a simple way, building their confidence in the process. To facilitate this, I use metaphors and every-day things to construct stories that help students remember concepts and relationships between them.

My lessons are tailored to each student's needs, preferences and learning style so I am able to accommodate specific requests. I can help students work on improving both overall understanding of the subject as well as detailed and thorough understanding of specific topics/sub-topics. As someone who sat these exams myself, I know what the most common mistakes in each topic are, the best exam techniques and have lots of tips, tricks and resources I can share!

I offer flexible scheduling, with availability during the day, early mornings, and late evenings for lessons online or in-person lessons near South Kensington. Please message me before booking so we can find a time that works for both of us!
If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to contact me :)

Clémence

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A final year engineering student, currently on exchange at Imperial College London, I offer private lessons in mathematics, physics and chemistry. Thanks to my two years of preparatory classes for the grandes écoles (CPGE), I have acquired a solid foundation in these subjects and a rigorous working method. Originally from France, I am fluent in French and English, which allows me to teach in both languages, depending on the student's needs. I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and I enjoy helping students understand, progress and gain confidence, whether to overcome difficulties or to improve. My goal is to support each student in a personalized way, at their own pace.

Pablo

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I'm a Master's student at Imperial College London in Computational Science and Engineering with a Bachelor's in Engineering, offering focused tutoring in Math, Physics, and Coding. My goal is to help students—from high school to graduate level—strengthen their understanding, tackle challenging concepts, and improve their academic performance in STEM subjects.

Maïté

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Mathematics and physics are often problematic subjects because the teacher does not have time to sit down with a student to go over point by point the poorly understood parts of the course.

With my engineering training and 5 years of experience as a private tutor, currently a student at Imperial College London, I believe I can help you fill in your gaps and regain confidence in your ability to solve mathematical and physical problems.

I can give lessons in French or English in 1 to 2 hour slots.
I can adapt to all levels up to the license.

Andrei

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Hi,

My name is Andreï, and after two years at the engineering school Centrale Paris and a gap year in quantitative finance, I’ll be starting a Master’s in Mathematics at Imperial College London in September. Alongside my studies, I offer private tutoring in maths, physics, and computer science.

With a strong academic background and a genuine passion for these subjects, I have helped students from secondary school to university over the past three years build both skills and confidence—whether their goal is to strengthen their intuition when it comes to problem solving, improve exam performance, or prepare for competitive entrance tests.

My approach to teaching is both structured and flexible. I adapt each lesson to the student’s individual needs: reviewing fundamental concepts, addressing specific difficulties, and preparing efficiently for assessments or exams. Beyond problem-solving, I aim to provide students with lasting tools—methods of reasoning, strategies for independent learning, and a clearer sense of confidence when approaching new challenges.

I would be delighted to arrange an initial conversation to better understand your goals and how I could help you achieve them. Please feel free to contact me for further information.
Best regards,
Andreï