Claire W.

I teach English Literature and English Language to GCSE aged students. I also teach English as a foreign language to both children and adults. I teach Philosophy, Ethics, and Religious Studies up to GCSE level. I teach English to French students and can speak conversational French to aid this. I tutor students working towards their IELTS qualification. I have a Masters in Mental and Moral Science (Philosophy) from Trinity College, Dublin and am looking to further my formal education in the coming years aside from the countless MOOCs I've taken ranging from Opera to Counter-Terrorism classes. I enjoy Creative Writing and am always penning stories or poetry. I have lived all over the world, love traveling and exploring and look forward to learning how we can incorporate your personal experiences and passions into your studies. I currently live in the South of France with my two young children.

Subjects taught: Psychology Educations levels taught: GCSE / Scottish Nationals, A-Level / Scottish Highers, UG Psychology My Teaching Style: I'm a tutor because I love helping people to learn and succeed, and this is reflected in my approach to tutoring. I adapt lesson style and content to your needs. We can go through specific subject areas, study skills and exam skills as required. I can vary how the material is delivered according to the situation and what works for you. I will teach and do lecture notes where appropriate, or take a more "coaching" style if that suits you and the situation better. We can even do more seminar/discussion style lessons as you become more comfortable with the material. At the heart of all of the above is making sure that we are working together so that you can achieve your goals. I know that you are probably already having lessons in school or at home, and my goal will be to complement those existing lessons rather than replacing them so that you can get the best value out of our time together. Specialisms: I am able to cover all aspects of the curriculum but I am particularly focused on skills. Psychology is a little different to other subjects covered at A-Level - not only do students have to learn a lot of information and produce it under exam conditions, but there is also a need to analyze and evaluate what has been learned so that they can write clearly, concisely and insightfully about that information. As well as teaching the syllabus content, I can help improve a student's thinking and writing skills so that they can go into exams with more confidence. I have also developed my coaching skills so work with students to help them improve their own problem-solving capabilities so that they can identify how they can study more effectively. A bit about me: I'm a PhD-qualified tutor who, over the course of my career, spent time working as a researcher, consultant and analyst across different industries. In all of those other roles, the part I enjoyed most was training, teaching and coaching people, so I am working towards making that my full-time career. Working in industry has taught me the importance of always turning up prepared and ready to work, using clear, prompt and honest communication and making sure that whoever I am working with knows that I am working in their best interests. The same will apply when we work together. In my spare time I love to play football and follow a lot of sport. I am learning to play guitar (very slowly) and enjoy listening to music, going to gigs when the opportunity arises. I love learning and am always doing some course or another - I'm currently studying to teach English as a foreign language and working towards accredited coach status. PhD Psychology - University of Leeds MSc Occupational Psychology - University of Sheffield BSc Psychology - University of Sheffield A-Levels - Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Sociology (all A grade) Teaching Experience: Delivered MSc lectures on Psychology Research methods Lead seminars, labs and one-to-one sessions with Undergraduate Psychology students on a variety of topics within Psychology I have worked in a number of roles as an Improvement Consultant, Client Services Analyst and Academic Researcher. A common thread in all those roles was coaching and teaching colleagues and communicating complex information to a range of people who did not necessarily share the same background. This means that I can work effectively with anyone as their tutor.

Hello! I'm Kieran and I am a 3rd year medical student enrolled at the University of Manchester. I specialise in aiding those who also want to embark on a journey toward medicine, and achieved A*AA in chemistry (AQA), biology (AQA) and mathematics (Edexcel) in 2023. I am most proficient at teaching GCSEs, but can also teach A-Level content as well Attended The Blue Coat School where achieved: GCSEs: 2x9s 9x8s A-Levels: A* Chemisty, A Biology, A Mathematics 3010 Band 2 UCAT 4/4 offers post medicine interview Currently studying Medicine at the University of Manchester. Experienced in analysis of Medical/Dental Personal Statements, as well as full-scale mock interviews (both MMI and Traditional)

GCSE: Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics (Triple and Combined Science) Exam board experience: AQA/ Edexcel/ OCR Experience with: KS2/ KS3/ KS4 Languages: English, Italian Exp with disabilities/special needs: none Preferred student age group: GCSE level About me: I am a Biomedical Engineering graduate with a First Class BEng (Hons) degree, currently pursuing my Master's degree at Imperial College London. My academic journey has deepened my passion for maths and science, and I love helping students discover how these fascinating subjects connect to everyday life. During my A Levels, I studied Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Italian, achieving strong results that led me to my undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Beyond academics, I enjoy music, art and languages, which help me bring creativity and varied perspectives to my teaching. I have over 7 years of tutoring experience in maths and science, working with students from primary school level through to GCSE in both one-to-one and group settings. I have also worked in secondary schools as a supply teacher and teaching assistant, which has given me valuable insight into different learning styles, the curriculum, and classroom dynamics. This experience has strengthened my ability to adapt my teaching approach to meet each student's individual needs and learning pace. Teaching has always been a great passion of mine, and I'm committed to helping students build confidence and achieve their academic goals. I focus on breaking down complex concepts into clear, manageable steps that make learning both effective and enjoyable. I hold a First Class BEng (Hons) degree in Biomedical Engineering, where I developed a strong foundation in mathematics, sciences, and engineering principles. I am currently pursuing my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London. Studying at such a prestigious institution has further enhanced my expertise and kept me at the forefront of developments in STEM education. During my A Levels, I studied Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Italian, achieving the grades needed to progress to my undergraduate and postgraduate studies. I also hold 12 GCSEs, which gives me a thorough understanding of the curriculum and what students need to succeed at this crucial stage. My academic journey has equipped me with extensive knowledge of exam requirements and effective study techniques, which I apply directly to help my students achieve their goals.