517 days ago

MATH, SCIENCE TUTOR FOR YEAR 7 TO 12. FROM ONLY NZ40!!!

Mike from Murrays Bay

Hello, I am a 20-year-old UOA Uni student. I'm an experienced tutor and can do face-to-face visits. I conduct one-on-one classes from year 7 Maths, Science or NCEA 1, 2 CALCULUS, Physics for NCEA 1.2 up to year 12.

Face to Face visit: One-on-one classes: for MATH, SCIENCE, Physics
year 7- 9: $40/1hour
year 10- 12: $65/1hour

*CLASS (year 10- 12 CALCULUS, PHYSICS)
CLASS $40/1hr/PER PERSON (If two or more students of the same subject contact me, I can conduct classes for them.)

*FIRST LESSON IS FREE


MY Education Background:

Bachelor of Engineering Student.
University of Auckland

NCEA Levels 1,2 and 3 Endorsed with Excellence

Calculus Levels 2 and 3 Endorsed with Excellence

Chemistry Level 2 Endorsed with Excellence

Physics level 2 and 3 Endorsed with Excellence


CONTACT for more INFO :

phone: 0223539026
email: dkmurraysbay@gmail.com

Thank you
DAVID

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