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Rishi B.

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+5 years of exp. teaching at GoStudent

GCSE Subjects - Maths, Economics, Physics A Level Subjects - Maths and Economics Exam Board exp - Edexcel/AQA/private school entry exams Experience with - KS2/KS3/11+/GCSE/A Level Preferred Student Group: Any About me: I am an Economics student at the University of Warwick who achieved A*'s in both Maths and Economics at A Level and an A in Physics making me perfectly equipped to teach students doing their exams now. I love football and cricket and play a lot of sports but also love to watch a lot of football and many of my weekends are spent watching back to back games!

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Rishi B.

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+5 years of exp. teaching at GoStudent

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