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Hey there! I’m Iris– Your Future Science & Maths Tutor! PhD student in Physics and passionate about helping students thrive! ------ A Bit About Me: PhD in Physics (currently at Belgium 🇧🇪) 🧠 MSc Medical Physics – UCD, Dublin 2023 (1.1 grade) 🎓 BSc Applied Physics – DCU, Dublin 2020 (1.1 grade) 🔬 Leaving Cert 2017 – 525 points 📚 Tutored with GoStudent during COVID (loved it!) 💻 ------ Student Success: All my students improved—minimum strong A- (65%+) ✅ Many moved from struggling to thriving with just a few sessions! ------------- Why I'm Back: I'm tutoring again to keep growing as a teacher while doing my PhD. I love helping students hit their goals—and I’d love to help you too! Let’s make learning fun and results real! 💪✨ -------------- What I Teach: GCSE & A-Level: Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology (AQA, OCR, Edexcel) 🇬🇧 Junior & Leaving Cert: Higher & Ordinary levels 🇮🇪 11+ Subjects: Maths ------ My Tutoring Style: Super friendly & supportive 😊 Clear explanations – no question is too small! ✍️ Focused on building confidence & long-term skills 🚀 Sessions tailored to your pace and needs ----------- I did my Leaving Cert in 2017 and scored 525 points, studying Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Irish, English, and French. That kicked off my journey into science. I graduated with a 1.1 in Applied Physics from DCU in 2020, then completed a 1.1 MSc in Medical Physics at UCD in 2023. My studies gave me a strong foundation in all areas of physics, along with biology and medical applications like imaging, radiation therapy, and anatomy. During my MSc, I worked as a Medical Physics Assistant and Research Assistant, gaining hands-on experience in both clinical and academic settings. After that, I spent a year doing research at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – part of the United Nations – where I also gave lectures and workshops on physics and science to people of all skill levels. I’m now doing a PhD in Medical Physics at VUB in Brussels, focusing on computational and biological physics—combining research, problem-solving, and my love for teaching. Teaching has been a big part of my journey. I tutored first- and second-year students during my undergrad, taught students at GoStudent during COVID, and I’m excited to be back tutoring now. Helping others understand science is something I genuinely enjoy.

I am a dedicated Mathematics and Statistics student at the University of Leeds, offering one-on-one tutoring to help students master mathematical concepts with clarity and confidence. With a strong academic background, including A in A-Level Mathematics* and a passion for problem-solving, I specialise in breaking down complex topics into easy-to-understand steps. I tailor my teaching approach to each student’s needs, ensuring they grasp key concepts, improve problem-solving skills, and build confidence in exams. Whether it's GCSE or A-Level mathematics, I am committed to helping students succeed through structured lessons and personalised guidance. I took 12 GCSEs, 9 A* and 3, then Maths, Physics, and Economics at A-Level. I've been tutoring Maths and Physics since University. So far, I've found teaching to be greatly fulfilling and have really enjoyed helping students along their academic journey.

My name is Christopher Jordanou, I am 19 years old and I study finance at Bayes Business School. I teach A level Economics(edexcel)and can teach GCSE business studies(Edexcel) and GCSE Maths(Edexcel). I have been teaching for over a year now. Please feel free to get in contact with me and ask any questions. I took 10 GCSEs achieving 7s and above in all including an 8 in Maths, Biology and Geography and a 9 in Business studies. At A level I studied Economics, Geography and Maths. I had achieved an A in Economics A level. I currently study finance BSc at Bayes Business School City University of London.

Hi there! I’m Teacher Michael, a 28-year-old educator based in the vibrant city of Olongapo, Zambales in the Philippines. I’ve been igniting curiosity and inspiring young minds for the past four years, and let me tell you, it’s been an incredible journey! My Teaching Philosophy I believe that learning should be as exciting as a great adventure! My classroom is a space where curiosity thrives, and every question is celebrated. Whether we’re exploring the microscopic marvels of microbiology or tackling big ideas about life and the world around us, I strive to make every lesson engaging, interactive, and relevant. What Sets Me Apart Science with a Twist: I use creative teaching methods to make even the most complex scientific concepts easy to understand and memorable. Hands-On Learning: Expect experiments, demonstrations, and real-world applications that bring theory to life. Mentorship: I’m not just here to teach—I’m here to guide, inspire, and help my students unlock their potential. Fun Facts About Me When I’m not in the classroom or the lab, you’ll find me hiking the lush trails of Zambales, working out in my local gym or experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen. I’m a self-proclaimed microbiology geek—yes, I do get excited about bacteria and fungi! I love turning everyday moments into teachable ones, whether it’s explaining how yeast works while baking bread or talking about ecosystems during a nature walk. My Vision My ultimate goal as a teacher is to empower my students to think critically, embrace challenges, and see the beauty of science in their daily lives. I want them to leave my class not just with knowledge, but with a lifelong passion for learning. Thanks for stopping by to learn a little about me! Let’s make learning an unforgettable adventure together! My Academic Journey I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science, which provided me with a solid foundation in science and a deep appreciation for the intricate wonders of life. Currently, I’m diving even deeper into the fascinating world of microbiology as I pursue a Master’s Degree in Medical Technology. It’s a challenging but rewarding path, and I love bringing the latest insights from my studies straight to my classroom.