Charbel C.

I am a second year medical student at King's College London. I received 4 UK medical offers and have a UCAT score in the 95th percentile with a score of full marks (900) in quantitative reasoning. For my A levels I studied biology, maths, chemistry and undertook an EPQ on 3D bio printing and its role in degenerative medicine. In my free time I enjoy playing tennis and going to the gym. I am fluent in English, Hindi and Punjabi. I currently teach biology to students of varying ages whether that be GCSEs or A levels as well as maths to lower years. I have been a tutor with GoStudent for 6 months and haven taught over 100 lessons. Currently a 2nd Year Medical Student at King's College London GCSEs = All 9's. Studied Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Spanish, History, English literature, English language, Drama and further maths A Levels = EPQ, Biology, Chemistry, Maths with A*AAA respectively Competed in many national biology and maths competitions at college receiving many certificates and medals

I have a PhD in physics from Newcastle University. I was a visiting researcher at the University of Cambridge and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). I am therefore highly qualified to teach STEM subjects. I have extensive experience (100 hours) teaching Maths to GCSE students online. I have also taught Physics and Maths to A Level students for several years during summer schools. I have also led modules for undergraduate students in Physics at all stages. I enjoy building a connection with my students and tailoring my sessions to suit their needs. I am able to breakdown complex problems into bitesize pieces to ensure that students can make tangible progress in a short amount of time and build their confidence. PhD in Physics - Newcastle University Visiting Researcher - University of Cambridge BSc in Applied Physics (Minor in Computer Science) - City University of Hong Kong Visiting Researcher - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) Undergraduate Exchange Student - University College London (UCL)