Matthew B.

Primary school / 11+ : English + exam prep GCSE: English language (paper 2 prep) A level : English language Exam board prep: AQA, Edexcel Experience with: KS1, KS2, SATs, KS3, GCSE Languages: English preferred student age group : primary ages - GCSE (6-16) I am a current university student at university of Kent studying a degree in forensic science, I love going to the gym and keeping fit, a healthy body creates a healthy mind! I have a big passion for anything crime related as my career is also something I admire personally, and drives me to want to succeed. I enjoy going on adventures and any spontaneous activities for a thrill.

I'm a dedicated tutor with genuine enthusiasm for helping students excel in English, Maths, and Italian. Having completed my own GCSEs and A-Levels in England and currently studying at the University of Bristol, I understand the pressures students face and know how to make learning feel less overwhelming. My previous tutoring experience has taught me that every student learns differently, which is why I tailor each lesson to individual needs and learning styles. Whether you're struggling with algebra, need conversation practice in Italian, or want to improve your English grammar, I believe learning should be engaging and confidence-building rather than intimidating. I'm committed to creating a supportive environment where you feel comfortable making mistakes and celebrating progress. My goal is to help you not just understand the concepts, but to use your knowledge confidently in exams and real-world situations. I'm patient, encouraging, and always happy to explain concepts in different ways until they click I completed my GCSEs and A-Levels in England at St Benedict's School in Ealing with strong results, achieving A*AA in Spanish, Mathematics, and Economics at A-Level. This led to my acceptance at the University of Bristol where I am currently studying Spanish and Italian. My language studies have deepened my understanding of grammar structures and language acquisition. As Italian is my mother tongue - spoken at home and during regular visits to Italy - I have native-level fluency and cultural understanding that I can share with students. My strong mathematical foundation, combined with a natural ability to explain complex concepts clearly, allows me to help students build confidence in problem-solving. I've always enjoyed breaking down challenging topics into manageable steps, making them accessible and understandable. Additionally, I hold a 120-hour advanced TEFL certification, which has equipped me with specialized teaching techniques for language instruction.

Hi! I’m a gap year student who has a deep love for reading and continuous learning. I find joy in expanding my knowledge and sharing what I have learned with others, as I believe in the power of education and teaching to inspire and empower individuals. So here I am, offering tutoring in Alevel Maths, Chemistry and Biology and GCSE Maths. A-Levels: Chemistry (A*), Further Maths AS (A), Maths (A) and Biology (A). GCSE’s: 7 9’s, 2 8’s and a 7. I’ve partaken in Maths Olympiads and gained a full scholarship to take a 5-day Clinical Skills and Medical Research Course with Biograd Education.

Hi, My name is Nithin, and I am a recent graduate in Economics and Finance from the University of Surrey. I love making Maths and Economics accessible, interesting, and enjoyable for students. I have experience supporting young learners as a Maths Leader at The Piggott School. I know how to explain complex concepts in simple terms and tailor my teaching to suit each student’s learning style. I look forward to helping you improve your skills, boost your grades, and enjoy the learning journey! Completed my Economics and Finance Degree from the University of Surrey. Education University of Surrey - Economics and Finance BSc (Hons) Year 1: First Class Guildford, UK {Sept 2022 – Present} • Managed group projects successfully by delegating tasks with a set deadline for each group member. • Key Modules: Economic Data Analysis (88%), Statistics for Economics (81%), and Principles of Macroeconomics (80%). • Personally recognised by the Head of Economics for excellent academic performance. Year 2: First Class • Wrote a well-executed article review on how transportation affected coal prices during the First Industrial Revolution. • Key Modules: Intermediate Econometrics (85%), Financial Accounting (79%), Financial and Business History (75%).