Neshat R.

Hi! My name is Eloise, I recently graduated from the University of Lincoln with a first class psychology degree and I am excited to begin teaching A Level and GCSE psychology using the skills and knowledge I gained during my studies. Whilst at University, I tutored other students who needed help with research skills and essay writing skills as well as a GCSE history student who required exam technique mentoring, this student was able to increase their grade from a 3 to a 5 after a few sessions. My own experience with A level psychology has equipped me with tried and tested exam techniques which I would love to share with new students and help them achieve the best grades they can, and the grades they deserve, as I know how much hard work goes into these exams! Please watch my introduction video to find out more about my lessons and how I can tailor them towards you and your needs! I attended the Cottesloe school (2015- 2020) and gained my GCSEs with grades 5- 7, and a distinction* in business studies. I then joined the sixth form at the same school (2020-2022) where I achieved an A* in psychology, A in history and distinction* in business. I then went to the University of Lincoln (2022-2025) where I gained my Batchelor's degree in psychology with first class honours. During my degree I covered a broad scope of psychology topics and research skills, including my dissertation in my third year in which I achieved a first class grade on.

Hi, I’m Ibrahim, a dedicated GCSE Maths and Science tutor with over 4 years of tutoring experience. I am currently studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham, where I apply the same analytical and problem-solving skills that I teach to my students. I have worked with students of all abilities, helping them build confidence, improve their understanding of difficult topics, and achieve their target grades. My lessons are tailored to each student’s needs, focusing on clear explanations, exam technique, and plenty of practice questions to ensure they feel fully prepared for their exams. I specialise in breaking down complex topics into simple, easy-to-understand steps, making even challenging concepts accessible and engaging. I create a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and developing their confidence. Many of my students have gone on to achieve top GCSE grades, including Grade 9s. Alongside improving academic performance, I aim to help students develop strong study habits, problem-solving skills, and confidence that will benefit them throughout their education. Whether you’re looking to strengthen your understanding of key topics, improve your exam technique, or work towards the highest grades, I’d be happy to help you achieve your goals. I am currently studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham, where I apply advanced mathematics and science to solve real-world engineering problems. I achieved AAB at A-Level in Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry, and predominantly A* grades at GCSE, including top grades in Maths and Science. Alongside my studies, I have been tutoring GCSE Maths and Science for over four years, helping students of all abilities improve their confidence and achieve their target grades. My lessons focus on clear explanations, building genuine understanding, and developing strong exam technique through tailored support and exam-style practice.

I have been tutoring with GoStudent for almost a year now, having formerly worked at museums, churches and summer camps. I enjoy working with children and am a current Sunday-School teacher and former volunteer with several youth charities. I also have two years of classroom experience with Years 2 and 3, but am happy to work with children of any age, teaching English, Maths, History, Latin, and RE. Please note I do not take adult learners at this time. I am a graduate of the University of Cambridge with a first-class degree in History, also having taken papers in Classics and Theology. I won several prizes during my degree, including three prize scholarships and the Roy Porter Prize for History in my second year. Prior to my degree, I took three A-Levels in History, Maths and English, receiving all A*s, and prior to that, ten GCSEs, receiving all 9s.

Hi, I’m Safoora, currently a third-year medical student with a strong passion for education across a range of subjects. Medicine has taught me not just the importance of hard work, but also how to communicate complex ideas clearly and patiently — skills I bring into my tutoring sessions. I tutor GCSE Biology, chemistry, combined science and psychology, as well as KS3 and KS2 Science. I understand that subjects like biology and chemistry can sometimes feel overwhelming, so I focus on breaking down difficult concepts into manageable, straightforward steps tailored to how each student learns best. I’m genuinely passionate about helping students build confidence and develop a deeper understanding so they’re fully prepared to tackle any challenges they face in exams. I believe learning should be interactive, engaging, and relevant, so I work to create a relaxed and supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. Whether it’s helping with exam preparation or simply tackling tricky topics, my aim is to support students in developing critical thinking skills that will benefit them far beyond the classroom. Outside of my studies, I enjoy reading and keeping fit, which help me maintain balance and stay motivated. I’m excited to share my enthusiasm for learning and help you achieve your goals — whether that’s improving your grades, boosting your confidence, or just enjoying the learning process more! I received my early education at different primary schools, which provided me with a strong academic foundation. I then completed my GCSEs and pursued A‑levels. I am now currently a third‑year medical student at the University of Nottingham, and alongside my studies I’ve gained experience tutoring students in a range of subjects, helping them build confidence and improve their academic performance.