Idil A.

I am a dedicated, committed and experienced tutor who excels in helping GCSE students develop exam technique and content confidence to reach those top marks most other students miss. I utilise a range of learning techniques and resources not readily available elsewhere which helped me achieve grade 9 in eight of my subjects at GCSE, which I will work through and teach with you or your child. I am an expert in helping students cross grade boundaries and flourish and my patient, complete learning approach ensures they'll have the confidence to take on any question. I attended Queen Elizabeth's school in Barnet, the highest ranking boys grammar school currently. My education and the resources I had access to there allowed me to attain grade 9 in 8 subjects at GCSE, Grade 8 in the remaining two subjects, an A grade - which is the highest that can be attained - in all of my AS-Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Maths, as well as receive a predicted Grade of A*, A*, A in Biology, Chemistry and Maths respectively at A-level. I am a current Imperial medicine offer holder, and can provide support for prospective medical applicants if they wish. Finally, I have had 2 years of experience tutoring younger students for their GCSE's and 11+ exams.

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.

Lower level: Maths GCSE: Maths Experience in tutoring Edexcel GCSE Maths Teaching assistant in Primary Education Hey there! I'm Arabhy, I'm from London and I'm an Economics student at the University of Birmingham. I have been tutoring Maths for three years now, and it's become one of the things I most enjoy. Outside academia, I am an avid swimmer and baker, and I love to read too! I have GCSE certificates awarded in Maths and Level 2 Further Maths, both of which I received a grade 9 in. I completed A level Maths, in which I was awarded an A. I am familiar with the specifications of both AQA and Edexcel. At present, I am a BSc Economics student at the University of Birmingham.

Hi there, I'm Mustafa! And I'm a 1st year medical student at the University of Manchester who tutors alongside studies in the evenings. I have been tutoring for the past year and a half, with over 200+ hours of experience on various online platforms for Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. Incidentally, I took all these 4 subjects for A Level and received A*AAA to showcase my passion for the STEM subjects alongside with the ambition of earning a coveted place in medical school. These subjects have now given me a solid, diverse foundation to teach from which now project into my students whether GCSE or A Level. Teaching is a beautiful art which encapsulates the ability to not only impart your knowledge to helping others progress, but also the opportunity to simultaneously inspire their confidence and self-esteem off the field, since often your confidence from understanding concepts will then project into other areas of your life which can prove beneficial for maintaining a healthy portfolio. Learning from a textbook can only do wonders to a certain limit, but the art to teaching entails a variety of concepts that hold the opportunity to boost morale and confidence in the student's abilities. A concept which is equally important than the contextual learning itself since the drive and hunger to study harder derives from the faith you show in yourself and the support around you. My teaching philosophy is to aim to bring a balance of enthusiasm and meticulousness when it comes to teaching. The teacher-student relationship is pivotal to helping a student progress, hence I emphasise the importance on getting to know my student through their hobbies and interests firstly and relate that to their learning. I intend to expand on their knowledge by developing their concepts through a mixture active engagement where I will annotate concepts on the screen and then ask the student to annotate as well actively to keep the lesson flowing smoothly. We will go through the theory and the content, before then consolidating our learning on exam questions in the latter sect of the lesson which will give a realistic challenge of what you may be examined on. I attended Thornden School for my GCSEs where I achieved 98887776 in my exams. Then I went to Bishop Wordsworth's Grammar School for my A Levels where I achieved A*AAA in Chemistry, Maths, Physics and Biology respectively. I am now in the process of undergoing my MBBS Medicine degree at the University of Manchester Medical School. Currently in Year 1.