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Hi! I'm Pia. The subject I teach is Mathematics at GCSE level and also GCSE Biology. I understand that maths and biology can present difficult challenges and having received tutoring for both subjects, it has really helped me to understand and enjoy the subjects a lot. I hope to be able to help other students develop their confidence and learn to enjoy maths and biology too! I completed 9 GCSEs, including an A in Maths, Biology and Chemistry and also completed my A-levels with an A in Maths and Biology and B in Chemistry. I am currently studying Biomedical Science at the University of Birmingham. Even though I am not studying a mathematical course at university, maths has always been my favourite subject throughout school. I used to really struggle with exams and tutoring helped me to achieve the best grades I could get. My goal is not only to help students understand maths and biology so that they can also excel in their exams but also to make it fun and approachable!

I am a second year biotechnology student at the University of Nottingham who has a passion for science and writing. Subjects I tutor: Biology - Primary and GCSE Chemistry- Primary and GCSE History- Primary and GCSE Maths- Primary 11+ Exam board experience: - AQA - Edexcel - KS1-KS3 curriculum - 11+ Languages: English (fluent) Preferred student age group: Primary/KS3/GCSE Grade 9 in GCSE Maths, Chemistry, Food Tech, French, Media, English language Grade 8 in GCSE Biology, History, English Literature and Physics I understand the struggle of not being where you want to be but by changing the way I revised and how I viewed failure, it enabled me to achieve these grades and I hope to motivate my students to do the same. If you're looking for someone who can support your child to become an all round student and learn to tackle their challenging subjects with confidence, I hope you consider booking a session with me ❤️

I aim to make learning enjoyable and stress-free by breaking down complex ideas into simple, relatable concepts. My approach is patient and encouraging, aiming to help students feel comfortable and motivated to achieve their best and more while instilling confidence in their ways of thinking and problem-solving. I have completed my A-Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Psychology and am now studying Biomedical Science, specialising in biology, chemistry and a certain level of maths as well. My studies emphasise critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on lab skills. Beyond academics, I have a strong background in teaching and mentoring. As a co-founder of our Sixth Form's first Medical Society, I guided my peers through everything needed to go through university applications, interviews for not only medical school but also related courses. I have continued this by mentoring first-year university students, helping them adjust to coursework and academic challenges, and personalising teaching methods for each student. My support has led to positive results, with the students excelling in assignments and finding my guidance invaluable.

Hello! My name is Aisha I am a dedicated and compassionate tutor, that has a strong background in teaching students the curriculum for both Biology and Chemistry as well as Maths from primary level up until GCSE, across all exam boards. I focus on helping students build a strong understanding of the topics they may be struggling as well as doing sufficient exam application practise to help build confidence for exams. All students learn differently, so I tailor my methods to suit each student’s unique needs, ensuring they leave with a solid understanding of the subject they initially struggled with. Whether a student needs help building foundational skills, catching up, or reaching higher levels of achievement, I create a supportive environment where they feel encouraged, understood, and motivated. My style is highly interactive and flexible—I use tested strategies to make challenging concepts easier to grasp and lessons more engaging. From breaking down harder problems to celebrating small wins, I focus on building confidence and independence in every learner. I'm patient and understanding, always taking the time to listen, adapt, and ensure my students feel safe to ask questions and make mistakes as part of the learning process. If you're looking for a tutor that will help develop your confidence and ability in these subjects, I’d love to help! I studied Biology, Chemistry, and Sociology at A-level and am currently pursuing a clinically science-based degree, which keeps me deeply engaged with scientific concepts on a daily basis. This strong academic foundation allows me to teach both subjects with clarity, confidence, and real-world relevance. I currently teach -KS2 level: Maths -GCSE level: Biology and Chemistry -A-level: Chemistry (with a particular specialism in Organic chemistry) My in-depth understanding of the subject allows me to explain even the most challenging topics in a way that makes sense to students. I focus heavily on building core understanding, improving exam technique, and boosting confidence—especially in areas students often find overwhelming, like mechanisms, reaction pathways, and applied problem-solving. I’ve previously worked as a tutor online and completed a Teaching and Mentoring Programme in person specifically designed for supporting GCSE Chemistry students. My teaching style is clear, structured, and supportive. I make complex ideas simple and use relatable examples to help students connect with the material. Whether a student is aiming for top grades or trying to gain confidence in the basics, I provide a patient, focused, and motivating environment for them to learn and succeed.

Hi! I’m Mo, currently a first year uni student studying Politics and IR at the University of Nottingham. I previously studied Maths, Further Maths, History and Economics at A-levels, all in which I’m confident in. The two hobbies that I dedicate the most time towards are badminton and bouldering. I’m pretty sociable and enjoy teaching, no matter the age group. Thank you, Arthur Mo I was educated in local schools in China as a kid then moved to the United Kingdom at 13. I attended Haberdashers' Adams for my GCSEs, the moved on to Colchester Royal Grammar School for my A-levels. I am currently a first year student at the University of Nottingham studying Politics and International Relations.

I am a 3rd year medical student at Uni of Nottingham, I love to teach others and I have gained a lot of knowledge through my experience working in many different areas of work, especially in the scientific and health care system. I focus on helping biology students up to A-Level and helping students learn English and maths to KS3 level.

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).

Hi, I am a first year law student at the University of Warwick. I have a strong passion for humans which led me to pursue law as a degree. I thoroughly enjoyed studying psychology during A Levels and have developed a deep passion for the subject. As a result, I want to share that passion with other students and help them achieve their academic goals I tailor each lesson for my students to ensure they learn in a proactive way to retain the knowledge. Also, students are encouraged to ask questions throughout the lesson but also throughout the week In my free time, I enjoy long distance running and I also recently got back into roller skating which is a hobby I enjoy doing to pass time. I completed my GCSEs in 2022 achieving a grade 9 in Maths and English Literature and an 8 in English Language. I went on to complete my A Levels in English Literature, History and Psychology at Brampton Manor Academy, achieving A*AA (A* in Psychology) Currently, I am studying law at Warwick University

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.