Freya W.

My name is Aarushi and I am a MEng Aerospace Electronic Engineering student at University of Southampton with over 5 years of tutoring experience in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. I love making tricky topics click for others and bring energy, curiosity, and the occasional space fact to every lesson! I graduated with a First Class Honours in my undergraduate studies in Aerospace Electronic Engineering, during which I was honoured with accolades including the National AI and Robotics Student of the Year award and the prestigious Arkwright Engineering Scholarship. Academically, I achieved top grades across all my GCSE and A-Level subjects, earning A*s in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics. Throughout my academic journey, I have also completed several internships, equipping me with a strong foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical application.

EDUCATION University (BA.Ed Merit) GCSE: English, English Literature, and Comp Sci (Python, HTML, CSS3, and CCNA). A-Level: English, English Literature. Uni-Level: English, English Literature. Exam board exp: Private School exam entry, AQA, SQA, EDEXCEL, OCR Experience with: KS2/KS3/KS4/Adult literacy Languages: English Preferred student age group: 10+ (adult literacy too) Unveiling My Fascinating World: Where Cooking, Reading, and Art Converge with the Thrill of Adventure! Hey there, seeker of the extraordinary! 🌟 Amidst the symphony of life, I thrive as a social soul, finding my rhythm through the art of cooking, the magic of books, and the allure of creativity in every shade. 🍳📚🎨 But wait, there's more! 🌄🌍 The call of captivating stories on pages and screens occasionally anchors me, yet my heart truly finds its dance amidst the untamed outdoors and the thrill of exploration. Nature's canvas is where I paint my dreams. Music, ah, the kaleidoscope of melodies! 🎵 It's said that musical choices unveil character secrets; well, my playlist defies expectations and keeps even me guessing – a mystery of harmonious enigma! 🎶🎭 And here's the twist: 💡 If knowledge-sharing were a drug, consider me utterly addicted! The realm of teaching is my realm of bliss, and as technology waltzes ahead, I eagerly follow, forever embracing the novel and upgrading my skills. So, come on this riveting journey with me – an odyssey of learning, laughter, and limitless growth. 🚀 Together, we'll script our chapters of wisdom and paint the world with our unique hues. 🌈📖 Ready to embark? 🌟 🚀 Embark on a Journey of over 3000+ Hours Teaching Online, Crowned with a Meritorious Bachelor's Degree in Historical Research and English Language! 📚🌟 Greetings, fellow explorer of knowledge! 🌠 Imagine immersing yourself in over 3000 hours of enlightening online teaching, guided by my expertise. 📖✨ But that's just the tip of the iceberg – my academic voyage has led me to a prestigious treasure: a Bachelor's degree adorned with merit, a kin to the revered Magna Cum Laude distinction. The realms of Historical Research and English Language bow to my proficiency. Yet, that's not all – I've also mastered the intricate pathways of Computer Networking during my thriving 9-year journey as a Networks Engineer in the telecommunications realm. Innovation pulses within my very being. Are you ready to join forces with a visionary of academia and technology? The captivating odyssey awaits, and I'm your guide through this voyage of wisdom and excellence! 🌟

I am a dedicated and approachable tutor with a strong academic background and a focus on helping students achieve the highest possible grades. My goal is to bring out the best in each learner by making subjects feel both manageable and engaging, while also building the skills needed for exam success. I combine strong analytical and creative skills, and I enjoy helping students connect concepts across science, maths, and the real world. My tutoring style is clear, patient, and structured, with a focus on building confidence as well as knowledge. I understand the challenges of exams and coursework, and I aim to make learning engaging and tailored to each student’s goals. With my guidance, students not only improve their understanding but also develop the strategies and mindset needed to excel academically and achieve results they can be proud of. University College London, The Bartlett School of Architecture (2024-2028) MEng Engineering and Architectural Design | Achieved a First in Year 1 Carmel College, St Hellens (2021-2023) Physics (A) | Maths (A) | Chemistry (A) | 3D Design (A*) My background in design enhances the way I approach STEM subjects, as I use visual methods to break down concepts, helping the brain scan, process, and understand information more efficiently. This approach supports students in achieving excellent grades while also developing analytical and learning skills they can transpose to other fields and their future university studies.

About me: I am completing my Physics degree at the University of Manchester and used to compete in Physics and Astronomy competitions at school, which inspired me to pursue a career as a scientist. One of my hobbies is astronomy, especially stargazing and tracking meteors during meteor showers. Still, my true passion is to make knowledge accessible to as many people as possible and use science to make the world a slightly better place. Lower level: Mathematics, Science GCSE level: Mathematics, Physics A-level: Mathematics, Physics Higher level: Physics Programming languages: Python, C++, LaTeX SEN experience: I have worked with year 7&8 SEN students for a few weeks as part of my teaching internship, helping them with their Science lessons. Preferred age group: I don't have a preferred age group; I simply want to work with someone willing to put in the work and communicate openly about their struggles. Any additional languages: Bulgarian I am currently completing my Physics undergrad (preceded by a foundation year) at the University of Manchester. I graduated from one of the most elite high schools in my home country, which focused on Maths and Computer science. I used to compete in Physics and Astronomy competitions and olympiads, where I was one of the top-performing students. Before I studied Physics, I studied Architecture for two years at the same university - I wanted to try something different, since I love arts and see myself as a very creative person, but realised that science was my true passion and switched to Physics, where you find me now. I have worked several part-time jobs and completed several internships to support myself alongside my studies. These include an internship as a civil servant, part of the Government Operational Research Service, and the National Teaching Internship Programme, provided by the Department of Education. The teaching internship involved teaching GCSE and A-level Maths and Physics to students between years 7 and 12 in a few local schools and colleges. This experience helped me realise how much I enjoy teaching, fostering critical thinking skills in others, and guiding them towards discovering their passions. It also taught me how inclusive and expansive science can be and how crucial education is.