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GCSE - English Literature/Language A Level - English Literature/Philosophy My name is Jyotsna and my interests are in philosophy, reading and writing, hence why I want to teach the lot! My teaching style is mostly discussion-based - almost like Socratic questioning. I believe this helps ideas and concepts stay in your mind for longer, as the student is the one that has to do the intellectual heavy lifting. I have just started the first year of my philosophy degree at the University of Durham, after having completed English Literature and Philosophy A-Level. I have tutored a GCSE English student before and have also led KS3 philosophy society, where we have discussions based on the A Level Philosophy syllabus (Utilitarianism, Kant’s deontological ethics and Aristotleian virtue ethics).

I'm a 4th year medical student at Newcastle University, but I'm originally from Cumbria. I really enjoy the sciences particularly anything related to the human body, hence why I want to be a Doctor. In my spare time I'm an avid swimmer in both the pool and in the lake, and also enjoy reading and playing the Saxophone.

My name is Monica and I have just graduated from St. Andrews with an MA in history and social anthropology. I always loved history and indeed still do. I choose to study anthropology because my English teacher got rather annoyed at my consistent questions about the characters' lives. "Just go study anthropology then" - and that is what I did. I am have graduated with a further masters with distinction in the history of Scotland and am moving onto a PHD this October. I love being able to combine my two passions in one degree. I try to explain it as anthropology giving an understanding of the present and history of the past. The marriage of the two academic subjects is interesting, indeed. For example, for my dissertation in the School of Anthropology looks at the community in Glasgow in 1592; tracking the influence of the Reformation at a local freedom. School exams definitely prepare you well for university expectations! There were some things that stood out for me at school as helping. I think you have to look after yourself as well as sticking to a study plan, definitely schedule breaks as well as something nice every now and again. I also think essay plans are key for the arts and english examinations and that is something I would be keen to help students create. Ultimately you need to understand the content, not merely recite a list of facts, once you do it is far easier to remember and argue your point in an exam.

Lower level: Maths GCSE: Maths and computer science Higher level: A level maths Exam Board experience: AQA, OCR, Edexcel. Languages: English SND Experiences: No Preferred student age group: GCSE and A level. About me: Hello, I am Richard Young. I am 19 years old and I am studying business and accounting at De Monfort university. I also play guitar and have a grade 5 in it.

Hi, I'm Haaris, I'm a medical student, I started tutoring during my previous degree in Biomedical Sciences. I have worked in labs and engaged in research. I was raised in Manchester and I have three younger brothers. In my free time, I like to cook, go to the gym, and write, I'm a fan of Sci-Fi, my favourite movie being Blade Runner 2049. I am currently studying medicine and my previous degree was in Biomedical Sciences (1:1) I was previously working in a private lab that worked with the Department of Health and Social Care, due to my previous degree in Biomedical Sciences. I have also a few areas of special interest including neurodegentrive diseases and Microbiology/Virology.

Hi, I'm Josh, an 18-year-old from Norwich, UK. I'm currently enjoying my gap year before I leave to study Economics at Sheffield University. I'm currently working as a mentor in Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science at a leading UK Sixth Form, where I was a previous student and mentoring online outside of this. Despite my relative youth I also have previous experience mentoring GCSE maths at a local high school and privately. Additionally, whilst in Vietnam, I taught English to prospective IELTS students. Outside of mentoring, I enjoy racquet sports, running and skiing as well as good books and good music.

Hello! I am Princess and I have over 5 years experiencing tutoring. I have great knowledge of the 11+ entrance exam (that I myself have sat and passed) and techniques to improve prospects of passing. I have taught in the UK and also abroad in Abu Dhabi and embrace all students irrespective of ability! I have taught science to those that are not native English speakers, yet still helped them to achieve their full potential. I also have experience working with SEND students and have developed effective strategies to ensure success. I have a passion for science with a Masters degree from King's College London in Applied Neuroscience and secured a distinction. I am very knowledgeable of the subject and always look for fun and creative ways to teach! I have always been a high achiever, entering a grammar school after passing the 11+ exams. At GCSE I attained 3 A*s, 6 As and 2Bs and received an A at A level for Biology. I then went on to complete an undergraduate degree in biological sciences at the University of Leicester (receiving a 2:1), followed by a masters degree in Applied Neuroscience from King's College (receiving a distinction). I am someone who enjoys education and will provide your child with a strong work ethic and enjoyment during our lessons!

Hello! My name is Jhuzen, but you can call me Zen. I’m a dedicated Math tutor with over five years of experience specializing in Algebra and Geometry. I’m passionate about making math both accessible and enjoyable, and I always strive to adapt my teaching style to fit each student’s individual needs. I believe that with the right support, anyone can improve their math skills and gain confidence. I have a strong desire to travel the world and immerse myself in different cultures, learning from each place I visit. In my downtime, I enjoy watching a variety of videos and movies, especially ones that broaden my horizons or simply bring a bit of fun to my day. I hold a bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering, but my true passion lies in teaching mathematics. I feel entirely confident in this subject, and this is reflected in my ability to present complex concepts in a straightforward and highly effective way. My goal is to make math accessible and engaging for students of all levels and abilities, adapting my teaching style to meet their unique needs and learning preferences.

My name is Cristina and I come from Ukraine. I moved to England 5 years ago where I finished school and Sixth Form. Currently, I am in my 3rd year of university where I am pursuing a degree in Business and Management. Out of all the subjects in school, I always found maths to be the most interesting. In my free time, I like to dance and read.

Hello! My name is Stephanie Mazambi and I’m in my second year at King’s College London studying Medicine. Alongside my academic, teaching students is a genuine passion of mine as I love to help students unlock their full potential and secure the grades they deserve. Guiding peers through the intricacies of academics has been my joy. From achieving stellar GCSE results, including 2x 7`s, 2x 9`s, and 5x 8`s, to securing an A in A-Level Biology, my journey has been marked by dedication to learning. Also, recently completing my A-levels, I understand how hard and frustrating preparation for exams can be and hope to be a helping hand to those who need it. Have previously been involved in Regional + National Lego Robotic Competitions and have mentored for students after. Currently, I am studying Medicine at King`s College London where biology and chemistry are still very valuable and I would be able to offer any advice to any prospective medical students. I'm not just here for the grades; I'm eager to share valuable insights and tips so you can fully enjoy your academics to the fullest. Let's make your educational journey a success!