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Hi, I’m Ajwa :) I have a passion for science and learning and am currently studying Diagnostic Radiography. I strive to be a dedicated and approachable tutor, prioritising every student’s needs and providing tailored educational support. I’d love to share my knowledge and expertise to ensure all my students reach their academic goals and excel in all their studies. Subjects I Teach (Primary, KS3 & GCSE): Maths, Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Exam Board Experience: AQA & Edexcel. Languages: English. Preferred Student Age Group: All. A-Level Qualifications: Biology - A Mathematics - A Chemistry - B I attended King Edward’s VI Sheldon Heath (KESH) Academy for school where alongside the mandatory subjects like Maths, Science and English, I also studied Health and Social Care, Geography and Spanish. I attended the same school for sixth form where I attained grades in A-Level Maths, Chemistry and Biology. After sixth form finished in 2022, I shortly attended Coventry University to study Occupational Therapy, but realised it was not the right course for me and took a gap year. I currently attend Birmingham City University and am almost finished with my second year of BSc Diagnostic Radiography. I hope to graduate in 2026 and qualify as a Licensed NHS Radiographer shortly afterwards.

Hi, I'm Nadha :), I'm currently a second year medical student and enjoy studying & tutoring biology in my spare time. Sessions with me are usually discussion based; this means we'll talk through topics together to identify any gaps and develop your understanding. We'll identify your strengths & weaknesses to personalise your sessions with spaced repetition and also strengthen your exam technique with past exam questions. In my free time, I enjoy journalling, going on walks, spending time with family & friends and watching the occasional k-drama :) I look forward to meeting you soon :) Subject: Biology Exam board: AQA & Edexcel Language: English Tutor GCSE students (preferred) and below. About me: During my gap year, I began tutoring students in biology, chemistry and physics ranging from KS3 to A-Level. Tutoring students of different ages and learning styles has refined my teaching style and massively increased my confidence.

I’m a dedicated 5th-year medical student with a passion for learning and growth. Beyond my studies, I find joy in playing badminton and dancing, which keep me energized and balanced. Since 2018, I’ve been tutoring students across various levels, sharing my knowledge and helping them achieve their academic goals. With years of experience and a knack for connecting with others, I thrive on making learning engaging and impactful. I have a strong academic foundation that has shaped my journey as a medical student and tutor. My educational path began with achieving GCSE qualifications in a diverse range of subjects, including English, Mathematics, Science, Geography, Psychology, Philosophy and Ethics, and Spanish. This broad base allowed me to explore various disciplines and develop critical thinking skills early on. Building on this, I pursued A-levels in Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry, focusing on subjects that align with my passion for science and healthcare. These studies provided me with a deeper understanding of complex concepts and prepared me for the rigorous demands of medical school. Currently, I am in my fifth year at the Medical University of Varna, where I am honing my skills and knowledge to become a competent and compassionate healthcare professional. My specializations include core medical sciences, clinical pharmacology, pediatrics, dermatology, and several other key areas of medicine. Alongside my studies, I have been tutoring since 2018, leveraging my expertise to help students excel in subjects such as Maths, Biology, and Chemistry, as well as 11+ and SATs preparation. This combination of education and experience reflects my commitment to academic excellence and my passion for helping others succeed.

I am a postgraduate student, studying Genomic Medicine MSc. I completed my degree in Biomedical Science BSc in 2020. I studied Biology, Chemistry, and Politics at A-level. I am looking to tutor in the following areas: Primary level: Science, English, Maths GCSE: Science, Additional and Further Additional Science, Latin A-Level: Biology I have experience with the following exam boards: -AQA -Edexcel -OCR -WJEC -Common entrance exams 11+, 13+ Hobbies and Interests: I enjoy music and art, I was a lead singer of a band for three years, and I often incorporate music and visual aids into my teaching approach.

Hello, my name is Ellen Davies. I am in my third year studying a Physics MSc at the University of Nottingham and am currently on course for a First. I studied Maths, Physics and Biology at A level and gained AAA* respectively. I can offer tutoring up to and including A level in any of these subjects. In both my maths and physics A levels I revieved an A and in my biology A level I revieved an A*. I am currently in my 3rd year of my physics with theoretical physics MSci course at the University of Nottingham and am on track for a 1st class dagree.

Primary Level GCSE: Maths, English, Biology A Level: Biology, Psychology Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel Experience with: KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4 Languages: English Experience with disabilities: ADHD, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Anxiety About me: Hi! I'm Geo, a current undergraduate Biology student at the University of Bristol. My background is in teaching performing arts to young people but I have always had a passion for academics, which is why I got into tutoring a few years ago. I hope I can help you out with some of your trickier subjects and topics in school, and get you on to better grades and even better understanding! GCSEs (Cirencester Kingshill School) Maths, English Language/Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, French, Music, Drama, Additional Mathematics AS Level Education (Pate's Grammar School, Cirencester College): Philosophy, Theology and Ethics, Chemistry, English Literature A Levels (Cirencester College): Biology, Psychology, Drama

Hi, my name is Rebecca, I am a second year medical student in UL. I previously studied science in UCD, where I graduated with a major in physiology, minor in Japanese, genetics and microbiology. I'm from Wexford and love going home every few weeks to see my family and my dogs. I can teach science to Junior Certificate level and biology to Leaving Certificate level, both at higher and ordinary level. I have some experience giving grinds to both JC and LC biology also. Preferred would be a biology student at any age, but I am also happy to teach both chemistry and physics at JC level. I speak fluent english. I studied in University College Dublin from 2017-2021, majoring in physiology, with minors in microbiology & genetics. I achieved a BSc with honours in 2021 and completed my thesis, which was "Optogenetically induced septal control of hippocampal place cells". I began studying Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Limerick in 2022.

About Me: Hi, I'm Evie, I have worked as an assistant and supply teacher for children of all ages, though I prefer to teach primary and secondary aged children. I'm a very relaxed person and am happy to adjust my teaching to the way each student works best. In my spare time I enjoy physical hands on hobbies, like baking, playing the keyboard, cross-stitch and dance. What I teach: Lower Level: Science, Geography and History GCSE: Biology, Geography and History A-Level (IB): Biology & History Exam Board experience: - Edexcel - AQA - OCR I have A levels in Biology(B), Tudor History(B)and Geology(A), and I will be attending The university of Leeds in September for Environmental Sciences. I am on the younger side, so I'm very familiar with the current expectations on students taking GCSE's and A levels, as well as the resources they have available. Something I think is essential to being able to connect with and teach the current curriculum to students.

Medicine is a rapidly changing field which requires an acknowledgment of life-long learning. During my studies of GCSE and A levels for chemistry and biology , my competence for scientific thinking has improved and has tied in with my ambitions and motivations to be a Doctor. This has broadened my method of approach to learning and has allowed me to use multiple ways in different situations to solidify my knowledge and understanding. This has proved extremely effective as it has enabled me to secure a place in a Russel group Medical School. One of these ways was realising that one of the best methods to test and improve my learning was to embrace teaching as a form of revision including teaching my peers various parts of the specification. This enhanced my appreciation for teaching and gave me the courage to become a tutor. Each individual is different, so in order to ensure the students I tutor can achieve their best, it is important for me to implement multiple methods of teaching as well as ways of revising. This will provide the students with a more personal way of teaching compared to something they may receive at school which may not be as tailored to their way of thinking and learning. Some methods includes mini-quizzing, simplified diagrams, question and process walkthroughs, and a balance of small visual, verbal , and audible cues which can make a huge difference to learning. Learning needs to be active and intuitive, so a variety of ways to learn is imperative. Maths and Science prevalently were my favourite subjects in school to learn as they had consistent logic which when understood was very rewarding. However despite enjoying the subjects, they can be equally as frustrating and require persistence. Appreciating the challenges and conceptual difficulties especially in Science and maths, helped developed my appreciation for different ways of effectively learning being required which helped me achieve all 8's and 9's in science and maths at GCSE and A's and A* at A level. Ultimately I believe being able to personally implement a range of methods to improve my own results will translate very well in my teachings to help students to also improve.

Hello, my name is Kirsty. I am currently a PhD student at the University of Manchester studying maternal and fetal health. At secondary school I always enjoyed learning about Science and Maths, so after my GCSEs I decided to study A-Levels in Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths. Following this, I went to the University of Manchester to study Biomedical Sciences. Here I spent three years learning about various aspects of Biology such as Anatomy, Physiology, Neuroscience and Biochemistry. From my lectures I began to grow an interest in maternal and fetal health, which I pursued by completing my master's in reproduction and pregnancy. As well as increasing my knowledge about biology I also learnt laboratory skills and how to conduct experiments. I am now doing my PhD whilst also teaching undergraduate biology students at the university. Outside of academia I also enjoy going to dance classes, hiking and baking.