Maths & Physics

Oscar P

Credentials

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First Class: Engineering.

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Fully funded PhD.

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As/A*s @ A-Levels & GCSEs

Experience with

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Maths & Physics

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Maths/Physics

Oscar P

Credentials

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First Class: Engineering.

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Fully funded PhD.

3.

As/A*s @ A-Levels & GCSEs

Experience with

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Maths & Physics

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Maths & Physics

Oscar P

Credentials

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First Class: Engineering.

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Fully funded PhD.

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As/A*s @ A-Levels & GCSEs

Experience with

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Maths & Physics

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Experience

Maths and Physics tutoring, shaped by engineering and exam craft.

Experience

Maths and Physics tutoring, shaped by engineering and exam craft.

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Oscar's Approach

Q&A with Oscar

Oscar's Approach

Q&A with Oscar

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What drew you to teaching Mathematics and Physics?

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How does your engineering background shape the way you teach?

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What is your approach to a student who says they are “bad at Maths”?

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How do you turn understanding into better exam results?

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What can a parent expect from working with you?

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What drew you to teaching Mathematics and Physics?

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How does your engineering background shape the way you teach?

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What is your approach to a student who says they are “bad at Maths”?

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How do you turn understanding into better exam results?

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What can a parent expect from working with you?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What should we expect from the first lesson?

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What should we expect from the first lesson?

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Lessons are 60 minutes. In the first lesson, I’ll usually spend around 50 minutes working with the student, then 10 minutes with you, where convenient, to reflect on how it went and outline next steps. I’ll be looking at how they approach Maths and Physics: method, confidence, conceptual understanding, and how they respond to unfamiliar problem-solving.

What should we expect from the first lesson?

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Lessons are 60 minutes. In the first lesson, I’ll usually spend around 50 minutes working with the student, then 10 minutes with you, where convenient, to reflect on how it went and outline next steps. I’ll be looking at how they approach Maths and Physics: method, confidence, conceptual understanding, and how they respond to unfamiliar problem-solving.

How do we arrange a trial lesson with Oscar?

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How do we arrange a trial lesson with Oscar?

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How does online tutoring work for Maths and Physics?

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How does online tutoring work for Maths and Physics?

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Will there be work between lessons?

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Will there be work between lessons?

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How are rates arranged?

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How are rates arranged?

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What happens if we need to rearrange a lesson?

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What happens if we need to rearrange a lesson?

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