Talia D.

I am a dedicated, committed and experienced tutor who excels in helping GCSE students develop exam technique and content confidence to reach those top marks most other students miss. I utilise a range of learning techniques and resources not readily available elsewhere which helped me achieve grade 9 in eight of my subjects at GCSE, which I will work through and teach with you or your child. I am an expert in helping students cross grade boundaries and flourish and my patient, complete learning approach ensures they'll have the confidence to take on any question. I attended Queen Elizabeth's school in Barnet, the highest ranking boys grammar school currently. My education and the resources I had access to there allowed me to attain grade 9 in 8 subjects at GCSE, Grade 8 in the remaining two subjects, an A grade - which is the highest that can be attained - in all of my AS-Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Maths, as well as receive a predicted Grade of A*, A*, A in Biology, Chemistry and Maths respectively at A-level. I am a current Imperial medicine offer holder, and can provide support for prospective medical applicants if they wish. Finally, I have had 2 years of experience tutoring younger students for their GCSE's and 11+ exams.

Hello there! My name is Mark Jason, a licensed Civil Engineer, and I’m a dedicated tutor specializing in math, physics, and chemistry. With years of experience, I’ve guided students in building strong foundations and excelling in these challenging yet rewarding subjects. Beyond teaching, I enjoy solving puzzles, exploring science documentaries, and hiking outdoors, which fuels my curiosity and love for learning. I bring this passion into my lessons, making complex topics engaging and accessible. Whether you’re tackling tricky equations or diving into the wonders of science, I’m here to help you every step of the way. Let’s unlock your potential together! I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. My academic journey equipped me with a deep understanding of mathematics, physics, and problem-solving skills that are essential in engineering. Beyond my studies, I had the privilege of serving as a trainer for various national engineering quiz competitions. This role allowed me to mentor aspiring engineers, guiding them to excel in challenging technical topics and fostering a passion for analytical thinking. These experiences shaped my teaching career, enabling me to break down complex concepts into relatable ideas. I strive to inspire students to see the beauty in math, physics, and chemistry, and empower them to achieve their goals.

My name is Aarushi and I am a MEng Aerospace Electronic Engineering student at University of Southampton with over 5 years of tutoring experience in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. I love making tricky topics click for others and bring energy, curiosity, and the occasional space fact to every lesson! I graduated with a First Class Honours in my undergraduate studies in Aerospace Electronic Engineering, during which I was honoured with accolades including the National AI and Robotics Student of the Year award and the prestigious Arkwright Engineering Scholarship. Academically, I achieved top grades across all my GCSE and A-Level subjects, earning A*s in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Physics. Throughout my academic journey, I have also completed several internships, equipping me with a strong foundation in both theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Subjects I tutor: Lower Level: Mathematics GCSE: Mathematics and Further Mathematics A-Level: Mathematics and Further Mathematics Specific past exam board experience with Edexcel (GCSE and A-Level) Native language: English Preferred student age: Secondary school(KS3&KS4), GCSE and A-Level *At least 12 hours notice required for rescheduling A-Levels: Mathematics - A* Further Mathematics - A* Biology - A* Chemistry - A GCSEs: Equivalent to 9 A*s and one A Some examples of subjects I achieved 9s in: Mathematics Biology Chemistry Physics Current student reading Mathematics at the University of Oxford.