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Oscar P
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First Class: Engineering.
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Fully funded PhD offer.
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Elite student-athletes
Experience with
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Maths & Physics
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GCSE & A-Level
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Supporting elite athletes’ academia
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Book now, nearing capacity.
Maths/Physics
Oscar P
Credentials
1.
First Class: Engineering.
2.
Fully funded PhD offer.
3.
Elite student-athletes
Experience with
Click me
Book now, nearing capacity.
Maths & Physics
Oscar P
Credentials
1.
First Class: Engineering.
2.
Fully funded PhD offer.
3.
Elite student-athletes
Experience with
1.
Maths & Physics
2.
GCSE & A-Level
3.
Supporting elite athletes’ academia
Click me
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Trusted by families at your school
Trusted by families at your school
Experience
A practical approach to Maths and Physics, informed by engineering and start-up experience.
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Oscar's Approach
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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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We always tell our students that no question is too small. The same goes for you, so ask away.
As we always say, "there's no question is too small."
We always tell our students that no question is too small.
The same goes for you, so ask away.
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