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Lower Level: Maths, Physics, Computer Science GCSE: Maths, Physics, Computer Science A-Level: Maths, Physics Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR & Cambridge NSAA SND Experience: Dyslexia Preferred Student Age Group: Happy to teach any age group. I will be starting a physics MPhys degree at Durham University in September 2022. Achievements • Won the international U18 Rocketry Championship • Achieved a Diamond (Top 50) in Cambridge University’s Isaac Physics challenge • Competed in the Physics Olympiad and twice at the West Yorkshire maths championship Hobbies I've been playing tennis for 10 years now and last year started playing badminton and squash as well. I also complete coding projects through online websites. Education 2018 GCSEs North Halifax Grammar School, Halifax, UK • 8 in: Physics, Maths, History and English Language • 7 in: Biology, Chemistry, English Literature, RE and Computer Science 2020 A-levels North Halifax Grammar School, Halifax, UK • A* in: Physics, Maths and Further Maths • B in: Computer Science Work History 09-2019 – 05-2020 Tutor RTQ, Yorkshire, Halifax, Hebden Bridge • Collaborated with students to complete homework assignments, identify lagging skills and correct weaknesses • Planned lessons for allotted time slot 09-2019 – 05-2020 Volunteer Tutoring for disadvantaged Students ATQ, Yorkshire, Halifax, Hebden Bridge • Identified learning needs and created specific lesson plans around an individual’s constraints

I'm a dedicated and passionate science tutor with a degree in Biomedicine, where I focused on researching the aging brain. I am a qualified secondary science teacher, holding a PGCE and I have been tutoring for over three years now. My goal is to make science accessible and engaging for every student I work with, ensuring that each session suits every individual's needs. I offer tutoring in biology, chemistry and physics at KS3 and GCSE in addition to A level biology for AQA. I studied biology, chemistry and mathematics at A level which lead me to study Biomedicine at Lancaster University, researching the effects of insulin in brain aging in an attempt to extend healthspan. Following this I gained QTS and my PGCE, becoming a qualified secondary science teacher

I am a 20 year old who completed my A levels nearly 2 years ago, I have been tutoring for around a year having around 20 students and completing over 500 sessions during this time. I am a first year Mathematics student at Kings College London studying topics that are far beyond the scope of A-level meaning I am more then certified to tutor A level. My passion in maths is one of the reasons I have became a tutor. Passing on the tips and tricks that got me a A* is very rewarding. I only tutor A-level maths. In GCSES I obtained: maths - 8, combined science- 76 , history - 6, English literature - 6, English language- 5, Spanish - 4, astronomy - 4, hair and beauty - distinction. In A-level I obtained: maths - A*, further maths - B, biology - B. I finished my A-levels in 2023. Studying Mathematics at Kings College London

About Me: Hi, I’m Mehrose! I study Biomedical Science in hopes to become a scientist one day as I love learning new knowledge. I’m a compassionate, dedicated & resourceful tutor whose main priority is to provide students with educational support to help them reach their potential and excel academically. Levels & Subjects I Teach: Primary, KS3 & GCSE Maths, Primary English, GCSE & A-Level Biology, GCSE Chemistry. Exam Board Experience: AQA & Edexcel. Languages: English. Preferred Student Age Group: All. AS-Level Qualifications: Mathematics - A, Biology - B, Chemistry - B // A-Level Qualifications: Biology - A, Chemistry - A, Mathematics - B

I am a natural sciences student studying at the university of Durham. I got straight A*s and As at A level and straight 8s and 9s at GCSE (except for a 7 in history - gah, I still can't believe that happened!) I have over a dozen students and I've been tutoring for half a year. I have worked as an astronomer at UMK, a science writer at UOS, and of course a tutor here on GoStudent. I teach maths and science up to A level and I'm pretty good at it. :) I achieved seven 9s and three 8s at GCSE and 5 A*s and As at A level and I have worked as an astronomer at UMK, a writer for Southampton University, a Librarian for Portswood Library, and of course a private tutor for almost half a year now. I am particularly good at maths, which I skipped 3 years in to begin my A level studies in year 9.

Hello! Thank you for reading my profile, I'm Abbie, a postgrad student in Japanese and Chinese translation. I am passionate about teaching and motivating my students to branch out from topics typical at school. My key aims in all lessons are to make steps towards building students' confidence in the desired subject and building upon academic skills to feel prepared for exams or tests. I strive to ensure my students enjoy each lesson, feel safe in my lesson space and feel comfortable asking and discussing anything about the subject. I plan my lessons to fit each student's style of learning and interests for example studying the history of manga in Japanese lessons or diving into the world of gothic literature in English lessons - there is something for everyone! I can help with exam preparation and practice and provide extra support/materials for personal study. Subjects I teach (up to GCSE): English Language and Literature, English as a Second Language, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Welsh I have been tutoring for over 3 years now, both abroad and in the UK. I have experience working with students of all ages and with different abilities (including language abilities). I have N3 proficiency in Japanese and high proficiency in Mandarin Chinese (traditional and simplified).

Lower Level: Maths GCSE: Maths A-Level: (Maths, Currently brushing up on the syllabuses) Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexel, 11+, Common entrance Languages: English Preferred Student age group: Any I am an Electronic Engineering Graduate from the University Of York, I used to struggle with maths but turned myself around to get 91% in my University Mathematics exam and enjoyed helping others to do the same (hence why I'm now on this site!). Maths can sometimes seem really complicated, but it all makes sense I promise! Understanding it just requires the right approach for yourself and self confidence. My hobbies include making music, extreme sports and coding for visual arts. Im also learning German at the moment. I hold a masters in Sound Design and Audiovisual Practice from the University of Glasgow. This allowed me to combine my interests and creatively employ skills in Maths and Electronics in various projects. This experience really showed me that even though some skills may seem so far removed from one another, being unrestricted in learning, leads to exciting possibilities that may only reveal themselves in time.

MSc Chemistry student @ University of Cambridge; Ninja Warrior athlete and speed climber. I'm a friendly, approachable and engaging tutor who understands that students have a lot on their plate managing schoolwork, sports/extracurriculars, hobbies and a social life. I create a comfortable tutoring environment where questions are encouraged and mistakes are welcomed, and where we can have fun learning together. BA Natural Sciences (Chemistry/Biology) @ University of Cambridge Scottish Advanced Highers (A-level equivalent): Maths, Chemistry, Biology Scottish Highers (AS-level equivalent): Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, English, French Scottish National 5s (GCSE equivalent): Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, English, French, Computing Science, Economics

Hi! My name is Emaan and I'm currently doing my Master's in Engineering at Politecnico di Torino. Mathematics was my favorite subject growing up. I felt as though once I comprehended some rules, everything would begin to fall into place. Which is why I loved learning as well as teaching it. I have experience in teaching Mathematics and Sciences to my peers and to younger students as well. Tutoring Possibilities Primary and Middle School Level: Mathematics and Sciences. GCSE: Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Combined Sciences, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. A Level: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry. Experience in teaching students with SEN, dyslexia, ADHD and anxiety. Exam Board Experience: GCSE, WJEC and A Level (Mathematics, Sciences and Pre-Engineering), SAT (English and Mathematics), IELTS.

I'm literally so overjoyed to have had the amazing opportunity to join GoStudent as a tutor back in April 2023 and I just wanted to elaborate further on my academic and in addition extracurricular skills which have equipped me greatly to be able to shine a light on my own capabilities as well as my weaknesses at this time! I think that I have developed my communication skills via group work with the rest of the tutors and programme coordinators and also have had the privilege to really just go into further detail about what actually makes me tick and I really appreciate how supportive everyone has been in terms of my development and progress thus far. But how about he excitement of sharing a wonderful session with my tutees? We usually discuss the relevance of outside-of-the-box thinking and how phenomenal it is when the student and their loved ones get to choose what will happen during the lesson itself and also set the standards regarding the content to be covered so the sessions are usually quite fun and engaging to be honest! :-) I really enjoyed my time at the UCL School of Pharmacy while studying for the MPharm degree and I am just waiting to be able to sit some deferred final year exams and graduate hopefully quite soon following a recent gap year actually. I did graduate with a first in MSci in Pharmaceutical Studies back in October 2022. Now I am just in the process of applying for medical school and tend to spend my free time on either reading novels, playing the keyboard or making artsy-craftsy notes which will hopefully contribute towards a revision blog that I am starting to establish. I also like going for walks and exploring all sorts of new exciting places within London. I did of course go to Exeter medical school back in 2017 and left (for personal reasons such as the PBL structure of the course) before joining UCL in 2018. This means I am quite agile when it comes to things like discussing interview techniques and CV requirements if needed for individual students. I also tend to motivate my tutees to stay and CONTINUE with what they are doing rather than back away, especially in the face of challenges! This is because I myself wish I hadn't left medicine and now am re-applying so it indicates my perseverence and understanding of the new and surprising aspects of the course! ;)