Tutoring Physics GCSE and A Level - looking to improve your grades?

By KPL123
August 30, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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Posted August 30, 2024

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Posted August 30, 2024

Looking to Excel in GCSE and A-Level Physics?

As a Physics graduate with a First from Bristol University, Top grades at GCSE and A Level, a PGCE, and enhanced DBS clearance, I'm here to help you achieve your best. With 14+ years of teaching experience and an external examiner for AQA and Edexcel, I offer personalised, supportive tutoring sessions tailored to your needs. Support is based on many years in the classroom and important exam techniques to maximise your marks.

Just 2 midweek slots left this term. If you’re ready to boost your confidence and grades I can call to discuss your needs, online or in real life in SE21

www.physicswithkate.com

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