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I have always been curious and love solving problems, which led me to study biochemistry at university before moving into software development. I enjoy challenges, whether it’s in science, coding, or everyday life, and I find it really rewarding to figure things out. During lockdown, I even taught myself how to solve a Rubik’s Cube, which was a fun way to test my patience and problem-solving skills. Beyond work, I love learning new things through reading and watching documentaries. Exploring different cultures is also something I’m really passionate about—I enjoy traveling, meeting new people, and experiencing different ways of life. I believe that learning is a lifelong journey, and I enjoy helping others grow and develop their own skills. With a curious mind and a love for challenges, I’m always excited to take on new opportunities and share my knowledge with others. I attended Sutton Coldfield Grammar School for Girls, where I completed my GCSEs and A-levels. After that, I pursued my passion for science by studying biochemistry at the University of Warwick. I dedicated myself to my studies and graduated with an upper second-class degree.

Hi, I'm Savannah Stanislaus, I'm 23 years old and I am a recent graduate from the University of Oxford with a BA in German. Over the years, I've tutored a variety of subjects in both individual and group settings, including English at GCSE and A Level, as well as a foreign language, German as a foreign language and A level, Debating and Philosophy A level. My approach to tutoring is one that is personal and based on the individual's goals and learning style, but generally I like to frame the content in a way that feels relatable to what the individual may already be aware of and build from there. Many of my former students have wanted to focus on exams, so I've mastered the ability to interpret exam questions and mark schemes and then frame the demands in a way that is accessible to the student. I have a BA in German from the University of Oxford. My degree was broad and focused not only on the German Language but also on Literature through time, history, medieval German Language, extensive translation, Linguistics, culture and politics in the German-speaking world. My main interests lie in Literature, Linguistics and Philosophy. My dissertation received a first class grade and was Philosophy-based with the title 'Is Ludwig Wittgenstein's distinction between 'Knowledge' and 'Certainty' as a critique of G. E. Moore and the field of philosophical scepticism, worthwhile?’

Hi! My name is Nishat and I am a pharmacy student at the University of Kent. I completed my A levels in Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Persian. I enjoy working with students of all ages and backgrounds, helping them to achieve their academic goals, and inspiring them to pursue their dreams. Feel free to ask any questions if you’d like to know more! My academic and professional background as a tutor, has equipped me with a diverse range of skills, including excellent communication, problem-solving, and empathy. I am passionate about providing excellent tutoring, and always willing to go the extra mile to achieve the best outcomes, this has been reflected in my career as a tutor to date.

Levels & subjects I teach: KS2-KS3: Maths, English, Sciences, 11+, Business, Economics GCSE: Maths, Science, English, Economics A-Level: Biology, Chemistry, Economics Exam Board experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, 11+, School Entrance Exams Preferred student age group: GCSE and A Level About Me: Hi, my name is Andrew, I study Biological Sciences specialising in Genetics at the University of Leicester and I play American Football and Rugby .

I'm Mary, an Exeter University graduate with a first class English honours degree. I am an experienced tutor having tutored both online and in my local community for two years. I have familiarity and experience with the UK English curriculum, having taught 11+ English, Key Stage 3, Creative Writing, GCSE English Language and Literature, and A Level English to many students around the local area and online. I have taught a myriad of students from different exam boards and always take care to cover their specific curriculum with them before they begin. I also regularly review topics we have studied together in the past and will go through planning responses to exam style questions using my brainstorming method which students seem to find very helpful! My relevant qualifications include - Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English University of Exeter - Classification - 1st. A-Levels English Literature A, Philosophy and Ethics B, Extended Project Qualification: Moral Subjectivity of the Legal System: A*. GCSE English Literature, A, English Language, A, French, A with FCSE French Distinction, Religious Studies, A, History, B. 2 years as a professional private tutor around my local area. Trained in Child Safeguarding Level 2. Additional certificates in 'The Prevent Duty and British Values', 'Effective Teaching and Learning' and 'English as an Additional Language'. At the moment, I am also working towards a TEFL ('Teaching English as a Foreign Language') qualification.

Levels and Subjects taught: - Lower level: English and History - GCSE: English Language, English Literature and History - A-Level: English Literature, English Language and Classical Civilisation (this is different to Ancient History) - Higher Level: English Language and Linguistics BA. Texts I have studied/have knowledge in (for Literature): - An Inspector Calls, J.B. Priestley - A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens - Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare - AQA poetry anthology (Power and Conflict) - A Streetcar Named Desire, Tennessee Williams - One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Ken Kesey - A Handmaids Tale, Margaret Atwood - 1984, George Orwell - An Ideal Husband, Oscar Wilde - The Merchant's Tale, The Canterbury Tales, Chaucer - Measure for Measure, Shakespeare - Homer's the Odyssey - Virgil's Aeneid Exam Board Experience: - AQA - OCR - Edexcel - WJEC Preferred student age group: - GCSE students, Year 9-11 - A-Level students - Higher Level students, first and second year uni. A conscientious and dedicated student, currently in my final year at University. I have always loved learning, and want to share this with others. Whilst at Uni, I take BSL classes, as I believe communication, verbal and non-verbal, is very important. In my free-time, I love to read and play games with friends, board or video! I also enjoy being both active and creative, partaking in Netball and Pottery society at uni.

🤩 Meet Your New Favorite English Teacher Hello! I'm a friendly, patient, and supportive English teacher on a mission to help students of all ages confidently reach their language goals. I believe language learning should be an enjoyable, personal, and rewarding adventure, not a chore! What to expect in class: I create a positive and relaxed learning environment where you'll feel completely comfortable to speak, experiment, and grow. My lessons are engaging, practical, and focused on real-life communication. Whether your focus is boosting your conversation skills, perfecting your pronunciation, strengthening your grammar, or simply building unshakeable confidence, we'll get you there together. My Commitment to Your Success: Education & Qualifications 🎓 My formal education is dedicated to the field of language and early childhood development, ensuring I provide lessons that are both engaging and professionally grounded. I hold a Higher Certificate in Pre-School Education (NQF 5) from STADIO Higher Education . I am currently a registered full-time student at STADIO Higher Education pursuing a Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching (NQF 7). I completed a 120 Hour Advanced TEFL/TESOL Certificate from TEFL Universal , providing me with strong practical skills for teaching English as a foreign language to all ages. I hold Provisional Registration as a Student Teacher. My training covers lesson planning, classroom management, student development , and specialized English areas like free talk, daily talk, travel English, reading, and phonics. I am committed to ongoing professional growth so I can provide the most effective, motivating, and high-quality lessons to every student.

I am a University of Nottingham accountancy student in my final year of studies. I have experience tutoring over the last 5 years across a range of subjects, including Physcology and Maths A level, Maths GCSE, and all GCSE sciences. I have worked with children with learning difficulties, and both high and low performing students to accelerate their learning. I took 11 GCSE's and received 6 9's and 5 8's, including Spanish, history, and further maths. I proceeded to take A Levels in History, Maths, and Psychology and received A*AA grades. From there I was accepted onto the PwC flying start degree at the University of Nottingham, which contains both university learning and placement experience. Throughout my education, I have tutored students of various levels, who have witnessed stark improvements in both their confidence and results.

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.

ABOUT ME: Lower Level: Math, Physics, Chemistry, ICT GCSE: Math ,Physics, Chemistry, ICT Exam Board Experience: Engineering Faculty Entrance Exam Languages: Arabic Native - French Fluent Hey, I'm Rosette, a 4th year Electrical and Computer Engineering student. I have 3 years of experience in tutoring. I really love to help students grasp and understand Math, Physics and Chemistry! I love food, coding and fashion! I graduated from high school having both the French Baccalaureate and the Lebanese Baccalaureate before starting college to pursue my Engineering degree. I completed many internships at Nokia, Zummit in Deep Learning and at Potech in CyberSecurity, I work a lot on myself outside university, and I completed many online courses on Web Development, App Development and many programming languages.