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Maths, Physics, Further Maths to A Level and beyond offered -- PhD and professional research experience


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Dear all,

I am currently expanding my availability for freelance tutoring clients, so wanted to post my contact details here. My qualifications are a degree and PhD in Physics & Applied Maths, and several years' experience in professional Physics research. Despite (actually because of) this high-level experience I focus on a grounded, intuitive approach to these subjects that emphasises two-way communication. I encourage students to see how the ideas we study make sense and hang together, rather than being a series of unconnected facts to remember. I have tutored 25+ clients over long periods of time with very good results, and feedback is listed below. I specialise in online tutoring which tends to work better for the complexity of subjects I teach, as more resources can be brought into play and I can create good-quality notes for students to refer back to as I go. Do get in touch to discuss in-person if you have a strong preference.

Please contact me, Dr John Williamson, on [email protected] or 07977421485. 

Cheers!

 

Feedback examples:

"I’m extremely grateful for all of your help with the PAT, so thank you so much!" - E

"I just wanted to let you know that I got my a-level results on Thursday. I ended up getting 3 A*s including an A* in physics. I just wanted to thank you for all the sessions as they really helped improve my physics ability." - J

"Very sad to be finishing tutorials with John but we have come to the end, he has been wonderful and we are very happy." 

"Thought John was so good with our older son that asked if John could tutor our younger son."

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