Cameron C.

Hello there! My name is Chanel, and I am a Chemistry graduate from the University of Liverpool with a professional background in Research & Development. Alongside my academic history, I have experience tutoring young people as a volunteer peer mentor. I have also supported young adults with SEMH needs, Autism and ADHD, which has helped me develop a patient and supportive approach when working with different learning styles. I am passionate about making STEM fun and accessible by breaking down complex topics into simple and relatable ideas. My aim is to create a comfortable learning environment where students feel confident asking questions and working through problems at their own pace. I will always tailor sessions to the individual needs of each student so they can build both a solid understanding and confidence in the subjects we work on. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading and engaging in all things creative, such as playing the guitar, sketching, and journaling. I also love going for hikes in my local area with friends and family. I look forward to helping you to develop your skills and achieve your academic goals! Levels & subjects I teach: - Lower Level Maths and Science - GCSE Chemistry - GCSE Maths Preferred student age group: Primary, Secondary, GCSE Languages: English (Native) I attended Oakfield Preparatory School for my primary school years before moving onto Riverston Independent School for secondary. Here I completed GCSEs in Maths, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Art, French and Psychology. After this, I attended Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School where I completed 3 A-Levels in Chemistry, Psychology and Classical Civilisation. I took an undergraduate degree in Chemistry from the University of Liverpool where I achieved a high 2.1 overall. I secured a graduate role in cosmetic formulation on the Research & Development team where I worked for 4 years. After extensive experience in organic chemistry, chemical formulation, research skills, and data analysis I have transitioned into working with children and young people full time.

About Me: Hi, I’m Mehrose! 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

My name is Fernanda and I am 23 years old, with a BSc in Forensic Science from the University of Kent. I am Peruvian, my first language is Spanish, and have been living in the UK for the past 3 years throughout my university career. I have been studying English and have had all my classes in English since I was 4 years old. I am a big fan of musical theatre (won't speak about it unless asked about), sports such as volleyball and athletics and dancing. I studied Forensic Science (Hons) and graduated from the University of Kent with a Upper Second Class Honours (2:1). I completed my A-Levels (Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry) and IGCSEs in Epsom College in Malaysia. I have experience tutoring and helping students from primary school and my classmates throughout my academic journey. I have also been a EAL teacher at a summer camp in Malaysia where I helped develop the English Language of primary school students who had very little English to none at all. I am currently a Teaching Assistant where I work with kids of different ages, ranging from 11 to 16, and different age groups. I assist in GCSE mathematics, English and Science as well as Year 7 core subjects and additional.

Hello! I'm a tutor for GCSE Maths, Physics and Chemistry. Curiosity is so important to me - seizing opportunities wherever possible and always willing to try out a diverse and novel range of experiences. I also apply this mindset to the world of academia. I'm a strong believer that learning across disciplines teaches you one of the most important skills: understanding how someone else thinks. If you've had to deconstruct complicated concepts in a variety of subjects you quickly become adept at understanding where a person is getting stuck. I meet you where you're at. No skipping forward. We identify the gaps. Fill those gaps properly. And build from there. There are very few students who lack ability, they've just not had something explained to them in the right way yet. Another big part of my job is building confidence. Learning how to trust your own judgement and rationale. How to ask the right questions. How to stop panicking and second-guessing yourself during exams. You already have the knowledge, you just have to realise it! I studied Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Physics at A Level and AS Level - so the subjects I tutor are ones I've lived and breathed through exams myself, not too long ago. I know the syllabuses well. At GCSE, I achieved 13 A*s across a broad range of subjects including Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English Language, English Literature and Geography, among others. I was also awarded a prize for Citizenship and Academics as Best in Year. Outside of the classroom, I've always looked for ways to stretch myself - whether that was competitive debating, mentoring other students, or delivering weekly talks to school students and hospital staff linking science and medicine with real-world issues. I also earned Gold (Best in Year) in a UK Mathematics Trust-style competition. More recently, I've applied that academic foundation to some pretty varied things - from building mathematical models to address housing challenges, to achieving a top ~0.02% award in an international essay competition.