Josiah B.

I am an experienced GCSE Maths tutor, helping students become more confident and encouraging them to grasp difficult content. I am currently studying Economics at university and have a strong passion to help young students build their knowledge and succeed! I attended Stantonbury School where I completed my GCSE's, ranging from grades 9-7. After this, I attended The Hazeley Academy to complete my A-Levels in Maths, Further Maths and Economics. I achieved a grade A in both Maths and Economics and a C in Further Maths. Currently, I am studying Economics Bsc at the University of York.

Levels & Subjects I teach: KS3: Maths, Physics and Chemistry GCSE: Maths, Physics and Chemistry A-level: Maths and Physics Exam board experience: Preferably AQA for Physics and Chemistry Preferably Edexcel for Maths Languages: English Arabic I have had a growing interest in teaching Maths and Physics from a young age where I used to explain concepts to my siblings and classmates that they found tricky. Now, with over 2 years experience of tutoring under my belt, I feel that teaching is the right career path for me. I really enjoy sharing my knowledge and will put in all my effort to help you improve. I am currently studying towards a Masters in Astrophysics at UCL and achieved top grades at GCSE and A-level. I have experience in senior maths and physics challenges, entrance exams for universities and general exam technique and problem solving. In my free time, I mainly enjoy playing table tennis, however video games, drawing, learning languages (French at the moment) as well as TV/anime also interest me. I am originally from Lebanon. Qualifications: A-Level: A*A*AA in Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Chemistry. GCSE: 9,9,8 in Maths, Chemistry and Physics respectively.

GCSE: Maths, Biology, Chemistry A-level: Maths, Biology, Chemistry Uni level: Biology Exam boards: AQA, Edexcel Experience with: KS3, GCSE, A-level Languages: French SEND experience: Experience with dyslexia, dyscalculia, ASD, ADHD, SEMH Preferred student age group: KS3 to A-level Hi! I graduated from King's College London in a joint-honours programme in Biomedical Science and Public Health, and then pursued further study at Bart's School of Medicine in Genomic Medicine. This meant I got to study not only Science, but anthropology, economics and epidemiology. Apart from my studies, I have been learning French for many years, and I also enjoy weightlifting, hiking, playing the guitar and painting.

I am currently a psychology undergraduate, aspiring to become a psychology teacher! My aspiration to become a teacher arises from a deep commitment to helping others realise their potential through learning. Throughout my studies, I have consistently taken satisfaction in supporting my peers to grasp challenging concepts, particularly in research. These experiences revealed how rewarding it is to guide others towards understanding and confidence. Teaching offers an ideal opportunity to combine my enthusiasm for psychology with my desire to make a meaningful contribution to young people’s education. In my spare time I like to read books, mostly romance and sometimes play games on my console. My current degree in psychology has given me a strong scientific foundation and a skill set highly relevant to teaching psychology. The subject itself is rooted in the scientific method, forming hypotheses, designing experiments, collecting data, and analysing results, all of which are central to understanding and teaching psychology effectively. Through my degree, I have developed strong analytical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, as well as the ability to interpret data and explain complex theories clearly. Working on research projects such as mind-wandering and facial recognition has deepened my appreciation of how psychological principles can be applied in real-world contexts. These experiences are directly transferable to teaching psychology, where curiosity, critical thinking, and clarity are key to engaging students and helping them succeed.