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Sophie Ashworth

★ 5 · 1 reviews
Classes of Physics, classes of Natural Sciences, classes of Secondary school
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Secondary schoolGCSEAdults

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Education and qualifications

Bachelor's Degree: Natural Sciences

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About me

Hello! I am a graduate in Natural Sciences at Cambridge, with a specialization in physics. I am able to teach physics up to the beginning of degree level, and also tutor math and chemistry up to A Level. My approach to tutoring is friendly and encouraging, creating a space for students to make mistakes and learn.

I want to support students where they need to improve the most, whether that's unde...
Hello! I am a graduate in Natural Sciences at Cambridge, with a specialization in physics. I am able to teach physics up to the beginning of degree level, and also tutor math and chemistry up to A Level. My approach to tutoring is friendly and encouraging, creating a space for students to make mistakes and learn.

I want to support students where they need to improve the most, whether that's understanding concepts, improving problem-solving skills or exam technique.

In addition to traditional tutoring, I am also able to offer practice for Oxbridge interviews and help with preparation for a physics degree. If you are interested in setting up online lessons, please don't hesitate to reach out.

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I teach Online classes

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Guilherme Daudt
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We met through kung-fu practice, where she helped me to train new forms and techniques. Later on, she taught me physics and math, while being sharp, enthusiastic and patient. Sophie is a Physics gratuate from Cambridge, and I'm sure she's more than qualified to help you learn anything you need.
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