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Compare current Science tutor profiles with lower listed hourly prices first. Here, affordable means using price as a transparent starting point rather than applying a fixed ceiling. Compare subject and level fit, experience, availability, teaching approach and lesson arrangements before you enquire.

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Science tutor profiles are shown with lower listed hourly prices first. Check each profile for subject and level fit, experience, current availability and lesson arrangements; affordability depends on your budget and needs.

Ahmed Hasson

Mathematics and Science Specialist

Manchester

£22.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

BiologyChemistryMathematicsPhysics

Holds over 2 years' experience working as an online tutor.
Currently studying for his Bachelor of Science in Medicine & Surgery at the University of Plymouth.
Holds A, A, B for Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry at A-Level.
Holds 7 A*s, 2 As, and 1 B at GCSE level.

Maths and science tutor offering online tutoring for 11+, KS2/KS3 and GCSE in maths, physics, biology and chemistry. Ahmed Hasson has 2+ years’ experience, studies Medicine at the University of Plymouth, and shares lesson reports.

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Caleb Manful

Science and Economics Specialist

Enfield, London

£22.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

BiologyChemistryEconomicsMathematics+1 more

Currently studying Pharmacy at the University of Nottingham.
Holds over 2 years' of both in-person and private online tutoring.
Holds A* for Economics at A-Level.
Holds A*, A*, A for Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics at GCSE level.

Caleb Manful is a Pharmacy student at the University of Nottingham who tutors Biology, Chemistry and Physics from KS2 to GCSE, with an organised approach focused on strong foundations and exam technique.

Send a quick enquiry from here and the Latimer Tuition team will pass it on to Caleb.

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Nida Ali

Science Specialist

Southend on Sea, United Kingdom

£23.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

BiologyChemistryEnglish skillsMathematics+2 more

Holds an M.Phil degree in Science and Management.
Worked as a Science teacher in secondary school for 4 years abroad.
Worked as a cover supervisor in secondary schools in UK for 3 months.

Nida Ali is a Science Specialist and physics tutor providing online tutoring for KS2–KS3 and GCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics; M.Phil-qualified with 4 years’ secondary teaching experience. Session reports included; homework available free.

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Ameera Lavers

Mathematics and Science Specialist

Borehamwood, United Kingdom

£25.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiriesHigh performing tutor

BiologyChemistryMathematicsPhysics

Ameera holds over 2 years' of tutoring experience.
Currently studying Medicine at the University of Birmingham.
Holds A*, A*, A* for Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology at A-Level.
Holds A*s for Triple Science, Maths, and Geography at GCSE level.

Ameera Lavers is a GCSE maths tutor and maths and science tutor for KS2–KS3 and GCSE, with 2+ years’ experience; a University of Birmingham medical student who tailors sessions, provides lesson reports, and sets free homework.

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Fawaz Yaqoob

English, Mathematics, and Science Specialist

Birmingham

£25.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

11+ (general)BiologyChemistryEnglish Language+4 more

Currently studying for his Master of Pharmacy at the University of Brighton.
Fawaz has over 3 years' of tutoring experience.
Holds A-Levels in English Literature, Biology and Chemistry.
Holds an A for English Literature at A-Level.
Holds 2 A*s and 7 As at GCSE level.

Fawaz is a GCSE Maths tutor who adapts lessons to each learner’s preferences, using clear objectives and regular quizzes to track progress.

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Haider Khan

Science, Geography, and Psychology Specialist

Sheffield, United Kingdom

£25.00 per hourDBS checkediAccepting enquiries

BiologyChemistryGeographyMathematics+3 more

Holds over two years' of tutoring experience.
Currently studying for his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery Degree at the University of Sheffield.
Holds A, A for Biology and Psychology at A-Level.
Holds 10 A*s at GCSE level (including Biology, Chemistry, Geography, and Physics).
Achieved top 15% in the UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test).

Haider Khan is a GCSE biology tutor, chemistry and physics tutor, and A Level psychology tutor; a University of Sheffield medical student with 2+ years' experience focused on exam technique, UCAT mentoring, and clear lesson reports.

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What “affordable” means on this page

Tutors set their own hourly rates, so affordable is not a badge or a single price limit. This page makes current profile rates easier to compare by showing lower listed prices first. The right choice still depends on what your household can sustain and whether the tutor fits the learner’s Science needs.

A lower rate does not prove lower quality, and a higher rate does not guarantee a better result. Use price alongside subject coverage, learner level, experience, availability, teaching approach and lesson pattern.

No maximum price or universal affordability threshold is applied.
The page does not make a market-wide cheapest, lowest-price or best-value claim.
Price should be compared with Science fit, level, experience, availability and teaching approach.

How the Science tutor shortlist is selected and ordered

The list filters for Science and shows lower listed hourly prices first. It does not apply a maximum price or a universal affordability test.

The exact Science branch, learner level, qualifications, teaching background and current availability remain specific to each profile. Check those details before enquiring, and use matching support when your budget must be combined with requirements the directory cannot fully represent.

Filter-backed: Science relevance.
Sort-backed: lower listed hourly prices first.
Profile-backed: exact Science coverage, learner level, experience, credentials and availability.
Not directly enforced: an affordability ceiling, qualified-teacher status, reviews, local availability or outcomes.

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What to compare alongside price

Use the same checklist across profiles. Science tutors can list different branches and learner levels, so do not assume that every profile covers Biology, Chemistry and Physics in the same way. Check the subject-and-level pairing that matters to the learner.

Current listed hourly rate: Compare the live profile rate on the same hourly basis and check that it remains current.
Exact Science coverage: Check whether the tutor lists the required branch, such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics or broader Science.
Learner level and goal: Confirm that the profile shows the subject at the learner’s level and fits the intended goal.
Experience and credentials: Use only qualifications, teacher or examiner status, and specialist experience explicitly shown on the profile.
Teaching approach and fit: Consider how the tutor explains ideas, responds to questions and supports independent thinking.
Availability and timing: Check the current enquiry status and whether the tutor can accommodate the preferred schedule.

From hourly rate to a sustainable lesson budget

The profile rate is the starting point, but the practical budget also depends on lesson length and frequency. Compare rates on the same time basis, discuss the likely lesson pattern before booking and check the current payment, cancellation and rescheduling terms.

There is no single lesson frequency that suits every learner. A sustainable arrangement should reflect the goal, time available, independent practice and household budget rather than simply choosing the lowest card rate.

Compare the same time unit.
Agree the likely lesson length and frequency.
Check current payment, cancellation and rescheduling terms separately.
Choose a lesson pattern the household can sustain.

Hourly rate: The current profile rate is the starting comparison signal.
Session length: A shorter or longer lesson changes the practical spend; do not assume how a non-hour session will be billed.
Frequency: Weekly, fortnightly or short-term support creates different total budgets and should follow the learner’s goal.
Terms: Payment, cancellation and rescheduling arrangements should be checked before booking.

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Tutor type, experience and price

Science tutor is the broad category for this page. A profile may separately show qualified-teacher, examiner, lecturer, graduate or specialist experience, but those labels should never be assumed.

Rates can vary with factors such as experience and availability, yet price is not a quality score. The useful question is whether the tutor has the right evidence, subject fit and working style for this learner.

Science tutor: The broad page category; check the profile for the exact subject, level and background.
Qualified teacher: A separate, evidence-backed status rather than a property of every tutor.
Examiner, lecturer, graduate or specialist: Use only when explicitly recorded and relevant to the learner’s goal.
Price: A comparison factor, not proof of tutor quality, seniority or likely outcome.

From first message to the first paid lesson

Compare profiles, message a tutor about the exact need and use the free introductory meeting to discuss goals, subject support, availability, lesson format and fit before paid lessons begin. If the first option is not suitable, you can continue browsing or ask for matching help.

Browse the Science-filtered profiles and compare current rates.
Message a tutor about the exact Science area, learner level, availability and preferred lesson pattern.
Use the introductory meeting to discuss goals, format and fit rather than expecting a guaranteed full teaching lesson.
Start paid lessons only when the practical and personal fit is clear.
Return to the directory or request help if the first option is not suitable.

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Online lessons, availability and scheduling

Latimer is online-first. Confirm the lesson platform, preferred times, current availability and intended start directly with the tutor. A location shown on a profile does not guarantee face-to-face tuition, and online delivery should not be presented as automatically cheaper.

Check whether the tutor is currently accepting relevant enquiries.
Confirm the preferred day, time and lesson platform.
Discuss any in-person requirement directly rather than relying on a profile location.
Do not assume an immediate start or a fixed response time.

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What good tutoring should establish early

Early tutoring should establish the learner’s Science goal, current understanding and a workable way of learning together. Individual tutors vary, so these are useful behaviours to look for rather than a single programme promised by every profile.

A shared understanding of the learner’s Science goal and starting point.
Explanations the learner can follow, question and apply.
Practice and feedback matched to the learner rather than a generic programme.
Clear expectations for independent work and any parent involvement.
A plan that can be adjusted if the initial approach is not working.

When this page is useful—and when another option may fit better

This page suits readers who are comfortable comparing current profiles themselves. Human matching may be more useful when a real budget must be combined with a specific Science branch, learner level, timetable, credential or learning need. Self-study may be enough for a narrow task the learner can manage independently, while any face-to-face requirement needs direct confirmation.

Browse the directory: Useful for comparing current Science profiles, rates and profile evidence directly.
Ask for a match: Useful when budget must be balanced with the exact Science area, level, schedule or another non-filtered need.
Use self-study resources: May suit a defined independent task; tutoring may add personalised diagnosis, explanation and feedback.
Request in-person support: Needs direct confirmation because the service is online-first and a profile location is not a delivery promise.

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Questions to ask before choosing a Science tutor

Use the same questions for every profile. The lowest listed rate is useful only when the tutor also meets the learner’s subject, level, timing and working-style needs.

Is the current hourly rate shown on the same basis as the other profiles?
What lesson length and frequency would make the total budget sustainable?
Does the tutor cover the exact Science branch and the learner’s level?
Which experience, qualifications or teaching roles are explicitly shown?
How does the tutor explain difficult ideas and encourage questions?
Is the tutor currently accepting relevant enquiries at suitable times?
Is online delivery suitable, and does any in-person need require confirmation?
How will feedback, independent practice and parent involvement be handled?
What current payment, cancellation and rescheduling terms apply?
What safeguarding or DBS evidence is explicitly available and current?
Would human matching better combine budget with the learner’s other requirements?

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Trust, safeguarding and realistic expectations

Trust should come from current profile evidence and clear limits. Check qualifications and availability on the current profile, and use Latimer’s current safeguarding policy rather than assuming that every tutor shares the same credential or status.

One-to-one tutoring can support understanding, practice and feedback, but it cannot guarantee a grade, confidence gain or fixed pace of progress. Tutoring should support the learner’s own work rather than complete assessed work for them.

Do not treat an unexplained score, badge or platform statistic as a complete quality judgement.
Do not apply a blanket qualified-teacher, examiner, specialist, review or DBS claim to the shortlist.
Keep expectations balanced and focus on fit, effort and sustainable support rather than promised outcomes.

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Read the current safeguarding policy

Need help balancing budget and fit?

A price sort can arrange listed rates, but it cannot combine a real budget with every Science topic, learner level, timetable, credential or learning need. Latimer’s matching service can consider subject, level, schedule and budget. A match is not a guarantee of availability or outcome.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What does “affordable Science tutoring” mean on this page?

Affordable means that lower current listed hourly rates are made easier to compare. It is not a fixed price ceiling or a badge applied to every tutor. The right choice depends on the household budget and whether the tutor fits the learner’s Science area, level, timetable and preferred way of working.

How are the Science tutors selected and ordered?

The list filters for Science and shows lower listed hourly prices first. It does not apply a maximum price, academic-level filter or qualified-teacher requirement. Exact subject coverage, learner level, experience, credentials and current availability should be checked on each profile.

How much does a Science tutor cost?

Tutors set their own hourly rates, and the current rate is shown on the individual profile. Your practical budget also depends on lesson length and frequency. This page does not set a standard price range or universal affordability threshold.

Does a lower tutor price mean lower quality?

No. Price is not a reliable quality score. Rates can vary with factors such as experience and availability, while suitability also depends on Science coverage, learner level, teaching approach and personal fit. The lowest or highest rate is not automatically the best choice.

Can one Science tutor cover Biology, Chemistry and Physics at my level?

Not necessarily. Tutor profiles can show different combinations of Science subjects and learner levels. Check that the current profile lists the exact branch and level required rather than assuming that every Science tutor covers all three disciplines.

Are all the tutors qualified Science teachers?

No blanket qualified-teacher claim applies to this shortlist. Tutor qualifications and backgrounds vary, and qualified-teacher or examiner status should be used only when it is explicitly shown on the individual profile.

Are tutors available now, and how quickly can lessons begin?

Availability can change. Check the current profile and confirm preferred days, times and an intended start directly with the tutor. The page does not promise that every displayed tutor can start immediately or respond within a fixed time.

Is tuition online, and can I find a Science tutor near me?

Latimer is online-first. A town or location shown on a profile does not guarantee local face-to-face tuition. Confirm any in-person requirement directly rather than assuming that profile location represents local availability.

What happens before the first paid lesson, and what if the fit is not right?

You can message a tutor about the learner’s goals, subject needs, availability and lesson format, then use the introductory meeting to decide whether the fit feels right before paid lessons begin. If the first option is not suitable, continue browsing or ask Latimer for matching help.

Can Latimer match a Science tutor to my budget and requirements?

Latimer’s matching service can consider subject, level, schedule and budget. This can help when a price sort cannot represent the full need. Matching does not guarantee a particular tutor, immediate availability or a specific outcome.

How many Science tutoring lessons might I need?

There is no universal lesson count. The right pattern depends on the learner’s starting point, goal, time available, lesson frequency, independent practice and the tutor’s advice. Agree a sustainable approach rather than relying on a guaranteed range.

When might self-study resources be enough instead of tutoring?

Self-study may be enough for a clearly defined task when the learner can identify and correct difficulties independently. One-to-one tutoring may add personalised explanation, guided practice, feedback and accountability, but it cannot guarantee a particular result.

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