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My name is Hannah and I studied English language and linguistics. I also studied the following A levels: Spanish, Psychology and Geography. I love to play the instruments such as the piano for fun and reading. I have a passion for encouraging and supporting students in their learning and to achieve their greatest potential! I have a BA in English language and linguistics, a dissertation in the effectiveness of microlearning through the platform Youtube, in learning Spanish (inspired by my UROP Project). I am currently working in the education sector as a SEN TA, supporting children in their learning. Receiving some training in understanding autism at schools and special needs. I have A levels in Spanish, Geography and Psychology and an AS in English literature. I have done a UROP project at the University of Reading, investigating microlearning using social media to learn the English language. I aspire to do a masters in psychology in hopes to go into educational psychology and supporting the wellbeing of students in education.

I am a First-Class Engineering graduate from the University of Manchester with A*A* in A-Level Maths and Further Maths. I offer online KS3, GCSE and A-Level Maths tutoring, helping students build confidence through clear explanations, guided examples and exam-style practice. My aim is to make Maths feel less intimidating by breaking difficult topics into simple, logical steps. I attended Bradford Grammar School, where I achieved 10 A*s at GCSE, including Maths and the sciences, followed by A*A*A at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. I then studied at the University of Manchester, completing a First-Class MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. My degree developed my mathematical, analytical and problem-solving skills through modules specialising in electronics, software engineering, data, web development and control systems. Throughout my studies, I learned how to approach large-scale complex technical problems logically and break them down into clear, manageable steps, which is the same approach I bring to my Maths tutoring.

I’m an incoming Medicine student at King’s College London with a strong academic background and a genuine interest in helping students build confidence and achieve their goals. I have experience tutoring and mentoring younger students in Maths and English, and I enjoy breaking difficult topics down into clear, manageable steps. I’m patient, approachable and adaptable, and I tailor my teaching style to each student rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach. Outside academics, I enjoy football and other sports, and I’ve developed strong communication, teamwork and leadership skills through these activities. I have recently completed my A Levels at St. Olave's Grammar School in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics, achieving A*AA, alongside an EPQ focused on neuroscience and the effects of smartphone use on the brain. In my GCSE's, I achieved 8 Grade 9s, 2 Grade 8s and a Grade 7. I hold an unconditional offer to study Medicine at King’s College London and will begin the course following my gap year. My studies have given me a strong foundation in Biology, Chemistry and Maths, particularly at GCSE and A Level standard, as well as experience with independent research, critical thinking and scientific writing. I am also familiar with the demands of competitive university applications, including the UCAT and medical school interviews.

GCSE Maths and Physics Exam Board : AQA/ Edexcel and OCR Experience KS3 /KS4 Languages: English Hindi Tamil Telugu Preferred age of students 11-16 About Me STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS I am an excellent communicator. I pride myself on making sure people have the right information because it drives better results. Most business issues stem from poor communication, so I feel a responsibility to keep everyone on the same page. These skills helped increase my personal client retention rate by more than 40% in a year, and helped the team deliver 100% of our projects by the original deadline. STUDENT AT UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS I am an excellent communicator. I pride myself on making sure people have the right information because it drives better results. Most business issues stem from poor communication, so I feel a responsibility to keep everyone on the same page. These skills helped increase my personal client retention rate by more than 40% in a year, and helped the team deliver 100% of our projects by the original deadline.

Hi, I’m Henry - a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student studying at Imperial. I offer tutoring services for A level, GCSE and KS3 Maths and Physics along with university application guidance. I have a strong background in Maths and Physics, with A*A at A-Level, and I’m currently applying these subjects in applied engineering. Therefore, I understand the fundamentals taught at school and know how to explain them clearly, as well as show how they connect to real-world applications. As someone with experience in doing multiple stressful exams throughout my time at school and university, I understand that everyone learns differently and that finding the right approach is key to truly understanding a topic. I aim to adapt my teaching style to suit each student’s needs and help build both confidence and clarity. Please feel free to book your free trial with me to help build confidence, improve understanding, and achieve your academic goals. I went to Worthing High School and did my GCSEs including a 9-8 in combined science and an 8 in Maths. I then went to BHASVIC and achieved an A*AAA in Maths, Physics, Chemistry and AS Further Maths. I have now currently finished my second year at Imperial as a Mechanical Engineering student and am predicted a 2:1.

Stephanie O'Dell is a care support worker for vulnerable adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. She has three years of experience teaching English and some additional experience with drama and art. As well as teaching, Stephanie has also been an Editor at two online magazines. Stephanie is currently studying to become a clinical psychologist and is taking on a limited number of students to support her studies. While Stephanie has experience with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Anxiety, and ADHD, she welcomes all students. She is most experienced in teaching English to students between 6 and 16 but has experience with adult learners. --- Fast Information: Teaches: Primary Level English, Lower Level English, Higher Level English, English as a Foreign Language. Preferred Students: Primary and GCSE Level. Preferred Age Group: 6 -16 Language: English (UK) Exam Board Experience: SATs, Junior Certificate, Leaving Certificate Teaching Style: This is dependent on the student. Generally, I identify the places where a student is strongest and weakest. I work to bring up their weaknesses to average while also spending time on their strengths to build confidence. I like to use positive testing to help rid students of exam anxiety and reinforce that tests are a tool for self-betterment rather than something to fear. I like to find out what media my students are into and incorporate it into my classes. English as a Foreign Language (3 years internship) Certificate. Teaching English as a Foreign Language 180 hour Certificate. Excellent Foreign Teacher Certificate of Honor (SWUST 2017). Positive Behavioral Management (PBM). Care Certificate (Autism Specific). Leaving Certificate (2014). Junior Certificate (2011).

Hi! I’m Jasnit, a second-year medical student and a friendly, enthusiastic Maths and Science tutor. I enjoy helping students build both their confidence and understanding, and I aim to make lessons clear, engaging and tailored to each student’s individual needs. I achieved Grade 9s in GCSE Maths, Biology, Physics and Chemistry, alongside A* grades in A-Level Biology and Chemistry and an A in A-Level Maths. Having recently gone through these exams myself, I understand how challenging certain topics can feel and how important it is to have the right support. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your foundations, improve your grades or prepare for exams, I’ll work at your pace and help you develop the knowledge, confidence and exam skills you need to succeed. I am a second-year Medical student at the University of Birmingham, having completed my A-Levels at Wolverhampton Girls’ High School, achieving A* grades in Biology and Chemistry and an A in Mathematics. I completed my GCSEs at Queen Mary’s High School, achieving Grade 9s in Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. My specialisations are Maths and the Sciences, particularly Biology.

Hi, I’m Stephen, a medical student at the University of Nottingham with a strong interest in science and education. I achieved an A in A Level Chemistry and continue to develop and apply my scientific knowledge throughout my medical studies. Having been through GCSEs and A Levels myself, I understand that knowing the content is only part of doing well in Chemistry. Exam technique is just as important. Students can understand a topic well but still lose marks because they do not know what the question is asking for, how to structure their answer or which key words the mark scheme expects. I therefore place a strong focus on exam questions, mark schemes, identifying common mistakes and learning how to turn knowledge into marks. I also believe that Chemistry does not have to feel intimidating or boring. With clear explanations and the right approach, Chemistry can be fun and it is absolutely a subject you can do well in. I aim to create a relaxed environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, getting things wrong and gradually building their confidence. My approach is patient and adaptable because every student learns differently. Alongside tutoring, I have experience mentoring university students, which has strengthened my ability to explain concepts clearly and support people towards their goals. Outside of Medicine and studying, I am a big football fan and enjoy running. I recently completed a half marathon, so I understand the value of consistency, discipline and gradually improving over time. I try to bring the same mindset into tutoring. You do not need to understand everything immediately. With consistent practice and the right guidance, progress follows. My goal is to help students understand Chemistry, master their exam technique and become confident enough to work towards grades 7 to 9. I am currently studying Medicine at the University of Nottingham, where I have developed a strong scientific foundation across areas including Chemistry, Biology, physiology and human health. My degree has strengthened my analytical thinking, problem solving and communication skills, all of which I bring into my tutoring. Before starting Medicine, I completed A Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics, achieving an A in Chemistry. Chemistry has always been one of my strongest subjects and remains an area I enjoy teaching. My current medical studies allow me to continue applying scientific concepts at university level, while my experience mentoring students has helped me develop a patient, clear and supportive approach to explaining difficult topics and improving exam technique.

Hi! I am a current medical student who enjoys and is passionate about learning. I am hoping to help develop a similar love for learning within tutees that motivates them to want to understand what they are learning. I specialise in tutoring mainly in Biology, Psychology, Chemistry, and Math. Having studied the IBDP, I understand the benefit of a good comprehension and understanding so that they can not just work through one subject, but also balance a multitude of subjects and extracurricular activities, especially as a busy secondary student. This will then provide them with greater critical understanding and knowledge to help them to get to where they want to be academically. I hope to get to know the student so that I can provide specific student-centred tuition that matches the style of teaching and learning as closely as possible to allow the student to learn and understand the material much more effectively and efficiently. Outside of learning to help wind down, I enjoy sports, particularly netball and football. As well as reading and listening to music. I studied the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) at school. Studying Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology at Higher level, and then Math AI, Spanish Ab Initio and English Literature at standard level. I achieved 40 points, including 7s in Math and Psychology, and 6s in the others. As well as an A in my world studies (Biology and Economics) extended essay on the treatment of Parkinson's Disease using Levodopa. I am an incoming 2nd-year medical student at the University of Aberdeen, and I passed first year with all A's, earning a distinction for the year. During the year, I completed a project on Delirium vs Dementia, also earning a distinction. I have also previously tutored some SEN students, including a student with autism and ADHD.

As a third-year Mechanical Engineering student at QMUL, I have always had a natural affinity and deep passion for numbers. I possess extensive experience working with numerous students across diverse learning environments, including dedicated tutoring centres. I have successfully taught Mathematics up to A-Level and Sciences up to GCSE, helping students master both foundational concepts and advanced exam techniques. By combining my analytical background with a patient, tailored teaching approach, I strive to build genuine confidence and help every student achieve their full academic potential. I am a third-year Mechanical Engineering undergraduate at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). My university coursework heavily involves advanced applied mathematics, mechanics, and physical sciences, building directly upon the solid foundation of my secondary education. Prior to beginning my degree, I completed my A-Levels in Physics, Mathematics, and Economics, where I achieved grades of AAB.