Find your perfect 1:1 online tutor

GCSE: Math (lower level) Exam Board Experience: Edexel GCSE Math Experience with: KS1/KS2 Languages: English, Afrikaans Experience with Disabilities/ Special Needs: Parent with 2 Special Needs children. (Autism Spectrum, ADHD, Speech Disorder). Preferred student age group: Any / Primary School / Adult EDUCATION High School (South Africa) IMM Marketing Diploma (South Africa) (UK Level 4) Edexel GCSE Math (Higher Tier) ABOUT ME Hello! I am dual British and South African. I was born and raised in South Africa and came to the UK in 2014. I am a full time mum to two special needs children. I studied Marketing with combined distance/ face to face learning while working full time. Before children, I worked in various administrative and sales jobs, in Call Centre, Imports, Advertising and Financial Planning. For fun and exercise I enjoy gardening, swimming and Pilates. When I was younger, I enjoyed Horse Riding and competed in Show Jumping and Cross Country at Pony Club level. I love animals and have a menagerie of pets with a small dog, a cat, 7 hens and an aquarium. My eldest son and are keen Formula 1 fans. He supports Max Verstappen and I support Lewis Hamilton. Recently I signed up for Edexel GCSE Math and found that, actually, I enjoyed Math! My experience of Math at High School was not great – the teacher taught in a wrote-style and was so boring, I had the same teacher for all 5 years of High School, the classes were large. I hope to share my enjoyment of Math so that you, too, can enjoy Math.

Hi! I am Sanjana, an undergraduate at the University of Cambridge with a huge passion to work with students to aid them gain confidence in a wide range of subjects. Having tutored in the past with children aged 4 - 16, I aim to work with the student on an individual level ensuring we work together, at the students own pace and way of learning. Aside from tutoring and study, I love creating in terms of art/design as well as in cooking, walking and listening to music! I attended Tonbridge Grammar School from Year 7 -11 and St Olaves Grammar School for the remainder for sixth-form where I achieved 7 x 9s and 2 A* and A. I am currently studying a BA in Architecture at the University of Cambridge, where I am a full-time student. Previously, I worked as a tutor at explore learning for 1.5 years where I taught students aged 4-16 in english, maths, 11+ and GCSE. I volunteered in primary schools aswell whereby I helped young students in art and crafts as well as english. I also have tutored students privately in art.

Hi! I'm Tom, a recent graduate from the University of Birmingham with a degree in Physics! I am a huge fan of learning new skills and having fun whilst doing so... which is probably why I spent the last 5 months as a Ski Instructor in Canada! It's not only skiing I enjoy, though, as I also took up Gaelic Football at Uni and have played hockey, football and rugby for most of my life. I have graduated from the University of Birmingham with a First Class in BSc Physics. Academically, I specialised in civil and medical nuclear engineering, which continue to be a passion of mine since leaving Uni. I am continuing my passion for learning, though, as I have completed several online courses in Data Science and Computational Fluid Dynamics!

I am studying Biotechnology at the University of Nottingham and have been tutoring students from KS2 to A-Level for two years. I am passionate about making learning more fun for my pupils because that way they'll learn better. I am very good at explaining difficult concepts in different ways so that all students understand. I did A Levels in Biology (AQA), Chemistry (AQA), Economics (Edexcel). I am in my third year of Biotechnology BSc (Hons) and have studied a variety of modules during my studies that equiped me with relevant knowledge that will allow me to stretch my students who want to know more about science. I help my students reach their maximum potential by focusing on building the skills that they will need to succeed in exams. Exam skills are often the downfall of even very intelligent students. Exams are stressful and unnatural enviroments, but by practicing all types of questions together, my students have gone on to achieve grades that they would not have thought possible.

Hi there! ✨ I was born in Colombia, but currently I'm living in Spain doing my Master's degree after finishing my studies in Computer Science 💻 I've been teaching since I finished high school (8 years ago) It's something that really makes me happy, almost as much as traveling and photography 📸 I have a degree as a Computer Science Engineer 👩🏻‍💻 and currently I'm doing my Master's in Cognitive Systems and Interactive Media in Barcelona 🇪🇸 I love languages and traveling, ✈️ I've lived in France, Australia, Brazil, Ecuador, The United States, Germany and now Spain! Languages: English 🇺🇸 Spanish 🇪🇸 French 🇫🇷 Portuguese 🇧🇷 and some German 🇩🇪

GCSE: Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Gujarati. A-Level: Biology and Chemistry Exam Board Exp: AQA/OCR/Edexel/WJEC Experience with: KS1 / KS2 / KS3 / A-level Languages: English, Gujarati, Hindhi Preferred Student Age Group: Any up to A-level About Me: Hi! I'm Dhanisha. GCSE: English Literature - 8 English Language - 6 Maths - 7 Biology - A Chemistry - A Physics - A History - A* Drama - A Religious Studies - B German - A Gujarati - A A-Level: Biology Chemistry History Current Education: 3rd Year MPharm Degree at Kingston University

Lower Level: English and Maths GCSE: English language and English literature ALevel: English Literature Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Entrance exams Languages: I have completed a Mandarin GCSE and both HSK1 and 2 About Me: Hi I’m Lily! I am a first class English Graduate currently undertaking a PGCE in Secondary English. Alongside my studies and when I am not reading, I participate in lots of sports but my favourites are netball and football.

Hey! I’m Gus 😊 I’m a friendly and supportive French tutor currently studying Economics and French at the University of Warwick. I’m on my year abroad and recently studied in Martinique in the Caribbean, and I’m currently undertaking a research internship in Quebec — experiences that have really helped me bring the language to life and understand different cultures. I know learning a language can sometimes feel intimidating, so my lessons focus on building confidence and making French feel enjoyable and achievable. I like adapting my teaching style to each student so lessons feel relaxed, engaging and tailored to how they learn best. I teach French at pretty much all levels — from beginners and Key Stage students through GCSE, iGCSE and IB, right up to AS and A Level. Whether you’re preparing for exams, improving speaking confidence, or just trying to feel less nervous about French, I’ll always aim to make lessons clear, supportive and practical. Outside of academics, I enjoy bringing real-life language and culture into lessons so students can see how French works beyond the classroom. My goal is to create a calm, positive space where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and steadily improving while actually enjoying the process. I attended Aldenham School before moving on to study Economics and French at the University of Warwick. I am currently on my year abroad. Last semester I studied at a university in Martinique in the Caribbean and this semester I am completing a research internship in Quebec. I also lived in Paris when I was younger and have a French speaking mother so I grew up with strong exposure to the language from an early age. I achieved a Grade 9 in GCSE French a year early. My academic background and personal experience with languages have helped me develop a strong understanding of how to learn effectively. I enjoy sharing practical tips and techniques that can help students gain confidence and improve their French in an enjoyable and steady way.

A medical student with a passion for passing on my knowledge and study techniques to fellow students. In my spare time I love to read, travel and I am always seeking ways to improve on my knowledge. I focus on simple, digestible ways to understand difficult topics & subjects, to help students achieve the best possible grades. 5th year medical student that knows first hand what it takes to find the right way to study for each individual subject. With years of experience, tips and tricks on what works and what doesn’t. If you want a recipe for success then look no further. Also teaching, as part of OSCE Society at university, has only strengthened my understanding and confidence in teaching.

I am a first-year medical student at the University of Plymouth with over two years of experience teaching and supporting students academically. Teaching is something I genuinely enjoy, and I find it extremely rewarding to help students build confidence, improve their understanding, and achieve their academic goals. Through my teaching experience, I have developed strong communication skills and the ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and approachable way. My favourite subjects are mathematics and chemistry, as I enjoy the logical thinking and problem-solving skills they develop. These subjects were key to my own academic success, which is why I am particularly passionate about teaching them. I understand the challenges students often face in these areas and enjoy breaking down difficult topics into manageable steps to help students succeed, just as I did. I aim to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. Alongside teaching, I enjoy reading, which has helped me develop patience, curiosity, and a reflective approach to learning. These skills influence my teaching style, as I value understanding each student’s individual needs and learning styles. I am enthusiastic about continuing to teach alongside my studies and am committed to helping students reach their full potential through clear explanations, encouragement, and consistent support. I am currently a first-year medical student at the University of Plymouth, a position that reflects both my long-standing academic commitment and my passion for medicine. I am thoroughly enjoying my degree and find the course both intellectually stimulating and deeply rewarding. The integrated, patient-centred approach at Plymouth has strengthened my interest in clinical medicine and reinforced my motivation to pursue a career as a doctor. Prior to starting medicine, I completed one year of Biomedical Science at the University of Plymouth. This experience played a crucial role in shaping my academic development and confirming my desire to study medicine. During my time studying Biomedical Science, I gained a strong foundation in human biology, disease mechanisms, and scientific research, which has been invaluable in supporting my transition into medical school. The skills I developed during this year, including critical thinking, independent learning, and data analysis, have greatly enhanced my confidence and preparedness for the demands of the medical degree. My academic journey is supported by strong performance at A level, where I achieved three As in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics. These subjects provided me with a solid scientific and analytical foundation, particularly relevant to the study of medicine. Biology and Chemistry strengthened my understanding of human physiology and biochemical processes, while Mathematics developed my problem-solving and logical reasoning skills. Additionally, my secondary school education reflects consistent academic excellence. I achieved six 9/8s in GCSE in Additional Mathematics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Environmental Management. These results demonstrate my early aptitude for science and numeracy, as well as my ability to manage a challenging academic workload. Overall, my educational background highlights my dedication, resilience, and sustained commitment to pursuing a career in medicine.