6 phd entry level jobs in Manchester, United Kingdom.

• Part-time

£20 - £40 per hour

We are searching for an innovative and energetic person to join our excellent team of UK tutors to give Online A-Level sessions. You would have to prepare a specific programme to help students improve their academic performance. We're looking for a qualified online tutor to join our team of professional tutors that support ...

... We need weekly sessions focusing on microeconomics basics, supply and demand, market structures, and introductory macro concepts. The student is around GCSE/A-Level level and requires clear explanations, quick practice questions, and helpful diagrams. Preference for online sessions via Zoom or similar, with flexible weekend ...

• Remote

Hi there, I’m looking for a patient economics tutor to help me with university-level material. I’m especially focused on microeconomics, macroeconomic theory, and econometrics basics. Ideally, sessions would cover concept explanations, problem-solving practice, and feedback on assignments. I’d prefer a tutor who can tailor ...

... simple real-world examples, and offer short practice questions. We’d prefer weekly 1.5–2 hour sessions after school, with some flexible weekend slots if needed. A good track record and prior experience teaching high school students in the UK would be great, as would materials in English tailored to GCSE/A-level preparation.

I’m looking for a patient, knowledgeable tutor to help me review economics concepts, from supply and demand to basic macroeconomics. I’m preparing for A-level exams and would also like support with introductory university topics. Ideal tutor should be able to explain theory clearly, provide practice questions, and offer ...

• Remote

I’m looking for a patient, experienced physics tutor to help my 16-year-old with GCSE and A-Level topics. Our goal is to reinforce core concepts, work through problem sets, and build exam confidence. Ideally, you can explain difficult ideas clearly, provide practice questions, and tailor lessons to my child’s pace. We’d ...