Roland A.

I'm a Maths grad, currently working in the tech industry, having studied Maths, Physics and Chemistry at A-Level. Outside of work I'm a keen runner and hiker, who loves spending time outdoors outdoors or exploring London, and enjoys getting lost reading a great book! I attended Peter Symonds college for A-levels, where I took Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry. At Bath University I studied Mathematical Sciences, allowing me to dabble in physics while I focussed on Maths. Since university, I have studied again in Software Engineering and continue to learn constantly in my job.

Hello, I teach English Literature and Sociology, both at GCSE and A Level. My name is Innes and I am currently in my third year of studying Sociology with Criminology, at York University. I am a positive and enthusiastic individual, who is dedicated to making learning fun and interactive. I will tailor each lesson to the individual's personal academic goals. I am patient and understanding and want to motivate each student to engage positively with our lessons. I have four A levels in Sociology, Philosophy and Ethics, History and English Literature. I am currently in my third year of my Undergraduate Degree at York University. I have GCSE's in English Language, English Literature, Religious Studies, Graphic Design, Geography, History, Maths, Science and Finance. I taught myself A level Sociology which required determination and resilience. I hope to instil confidence to my students and help grow their independent learning skills.

Hello! I'm Teacher Thea, your dedicated online math tutor. I’m passionate about transforming numbers, equations, and formulas into exciting and relatable concepts. My mission is to not only teach math but also to inspire confidence and problem-solving skills that will serve you well beyond the classroom. When I’m not diving into the world of math, I enjoy watching anime, playing online games and puzzles, and even strumming a few tunes on musical instruments. Let's make learning math a fun and enriching experience together! I hold a bachelor's degree in mathematics education and bring a wealth of experience to my role as an online math tutor. My academic journey is deeply rooted in mathematics, with a strong foundation built from advanced courses in calculus, algebra, geometry, statistics, and applied mathematics. I have excelled in math since my school days, and my passion for the subject has only grown over the years. This robust educational background and extensive teaching experience form the cornerstone of my approach to tutoring, ensuring that I provide students with a comprehensive and engaging learning experience.

Subjects I teach - Lower Level: Maths, English, Science and History - GCSE: Maths, English Language, English Literature, History, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology Educational experience: GCSE: 9 GCSEs at Grade 8-9, A Levels: A*A*A, University: Law LLB Degree at University of Exeter (2nd year) Exam board experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas Languages: English, Hindi (fluent) Preferred student age group: primary/secondary level About you: Hello, my name is Mudra and I have 500+ lessons of tutoring experience with GoStudent and am passionate about teaching students in a interactive and enjoyable environment. My favorite subject at school was History, where I particularly enjoyed the process of undertaking extended research around a specific topic in my coursework components. In my spare time, I enjoy watching films and documentaries. As a student myself, I have also frequently watched academic documentaries that I look forward to recommending to students as an excellent way to expand contextual knowledge of a topic outside class in a compelling and enjoyable way! Teaching approach: My teaching approach involves planning and creating detailed lessons materials, synthesizing textbook material into bitesize information for young students to teach them in an enjoyable and interactive environment. Visual aids, practice questions and interactive activities (particularly for young students) are incorporated into each lesson and post-lesson feedback is provided to the parent/student, including all PowerPoint slides and other lesson materials used during the lesson and any homework if preferred. Additionally, academic progress is monitored via an initial key topic list (detailed on the first slide of the PowerPoint slides) which is updated after each lesson, including progress on individual focus areas of improvement for the student. Moreover, if the parent/student prefers, comprehensive reports of academic progress, topics covered and key areas of strength and improvement can be sent every two months. Tutoring experience - Tutor since September 2022 (taught 700+ lessons at GoStudent and Edumentors) with experience tutoring 50 students including 20 primary students (inc. SATS prep), 30 secondary school students (inc. 22 at GCSE level- Year 9-11), 9 11+ students -Experience tutoring AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Eduqas and Scottish National 5s - SEN experience of tutoring students with dyslexia as well as mental health conditions such as anxiety Work experience - Volunteer for the Citizens Advice Witness Service at Staines Magistrates' Court since August 2022. - Australian Charities and not-for-profits Commission: Governance Standards Part A and B 4-week law course - 'Making Successful Decisions through the Strategy, Law & Ethics Model': University of Michigan law course - Linklaters UK Introduction to Commercial Law Virtual Experience Programme - Clifford Chance Antitrust Global Virtual Internship - Experience identifying and addressing any welfare needs of KS3 students while being an anti-bullying and wellbeing ambassador at The Magna Carta Secondary School Other skills - Strong research and debate experience acquired while running the Debating Society at my school which involved researching broad concepts, collating key arguments and synthesizing them into a concise way for students to comprehend. - Leadership and teamwork experience as Head Girl of The Magna Carta School and President of the ‘Student Voice’