Find Your Perfect Biology Tutor In Manchester

Hi my name is Minna. I love to teach and help others of all ages to understand topics they do not understand. I previously worked at a tuition centre where I helped kids up to the age of 13 with English and Maths, and was praised by many in those sessions and in my private tutoring sessions for my methods of teaching and communication with my students. I took Maths for A Level and also study a course with a lot of mathematical skills involved. I’ve always had a passion for maths and so I thoroughly enjoy helping others to improve their skills as well.

My name is Tanirmalai Sethu, and I’m currently a first-year medical student at Queen Mary University of London. Ever since I was young, I studied differently to others, and my study method was constantly changing. There was a lot of times I had to adapt differently to others, and through this I developed the same, if not deeper, understanding of specific concepts as others in my class. This adaptability is what helped me thrive in these learning environments, and developed my strong passion of sharing this with others. I have always been a firm believer in the fact that any student can perform well academically, it's how they were taught to understand things which is important. Throughout my academic journey, I’ve consistently demonstrated perseverance and organisational skills, both in terms of my own results and in supporting the progress of others. I achieved A* in Maths and As in Biology and Chemistry at A-Level, and earned top grades in my GCSEs, including Grade 9s in Biology, Physics, English Literature, and Religious Education. These results not only reflect both my academic capabilities, but also my understanding of the subjects I tutor. I have direct experience as a GCSE and KS3 tutor with Chalk n Duster Tutors, where I developed engaging lesson plans tailored to different learning styles and helped students overcome academic challenges. I learnt about the way different students learned, and adapted various concepts to match students needs, encouraging confidence in learning. Prior to that, I worked as a reading tutor in a local library, supporting younger learners in developing both their reading skills and their self-esteem - an experience that honed both my patience and empathy skills. Outside academics, I enjoy activities like swimming, tennis, and running, which have taught me the importance of perseverance, and the importance of rest and recovery —qualities I bring into my tutoring sessions. I’m also a believer in mindfulness, which I encourage in students as a tool to manage exam stress and build resilience. I’m a patient, approachable, and dependable tutor who always tailors my teaching to suit each learner. With my strong academic background, passion for education, and prior experience, I’m confident I can make a meaningful difference in students’ academic journeys.

Hey! My name is Narim Lee and I am a 1st year student studying Dentistry at Queen’s University Belfast. I have undertaken various tutoring roles in the past, and helped students to master their exam techniques and understand hard concepts well! I achieved 8 grade 9s, 1 grade 8 and 1 grade 7 at GCSEs, and 3 A* at A-Levels. I enjoy playing piano and tennis in my spare time!

I am currently a Medical student at the University of Exeter. Having experienced the stress of a level and applying to medical school I want to help reduce the stress for students, sharing all my tips and tricks. I will be here to help solve any confusion you have in your subject and guide you to be fully confident in your knowledge and understanding. What sets me apart is my ability to create a supportive learning environment. I believe that building a positive relationship is essential for effective learning. I strive to make complex topics accessible and enjoyable, encouraging students to actively participate in the learning process.

I’m a Biomedical Science graduate with First Class Honours and a current Medical Student with a strong understanding of the national curriculum. I tutor GCSE and A-Level Biology, Chemistry, and Maths, focusing on confidence, understanding, and exam technique. My lessons are engaging, supportive, and tailored to each student’s needs. Outside of studying, I love baking and being creative!

Experienced tutor at GCSE and A Level Hi! I'm James Clark, a Graduate entry Medical Student at the University of Swansea, with a background in BSc Economics at the University of Warwick and several years experience working in finance and healthcare. I offer tutoring in mathematics, science, economics, and statistics at GCSE and A Level. I also help prospective medical students to sit their UCAT/GAMSAT exams and write their personal statements. If you require help with any of these topics, then please reach out for a free chat such that we can discuss scheduling and compatibility. Availability: After 6pm Monday through Friday. I am happy to discuss this in more detail during our free call. Education: - Graduate Entry Medical Student at the University of Swansea - BSc (With honours) Economics at the University of Warwick. - Top 1% UCAT - Top 5% GAMSAT - A Levels Mathematics, Economics, Biology (3A*) - AS Levels: Mathematics, Economics, Biology, Chemistry (4A*) - GCSEs (10A*) Work Experience: - Technology Risk Consultant at Ernest and Young - Research analyst at IBISWorld - Administrative Assistant at Shawbury Medical Practice. - 6 years tutoring in mathematics, science, economics, and statistics across both GCSE and A level. Hobbies: - President of Anatomy Society at the University of Swansea - Treasurer of the Gambia Link at the University of Swansea

Most students don’t dislike learning — they just haven’t seen how it connects to real life yet. That’s where I come in. I teach English Language, Economics and Fine Art in ways that make all three click: grounded in clarity, practicality, and curiosity. Because learning becomes fun — and memorable — when you’re genuinely interested. I graduated with a BSc in Management (2:1) from the University of Warwick (Warwick Business School), after achieving A*s in both Fine Art and Economics at A-Level, and ten GCSEs graded A–A*. My third A-Level was in Maths, in which I achieved an A. Those years taught me that the difference between confusion and confidence is often just one good explanation — applied to the real world — and a little patience. In Economics, I draw from real-world examples — from running my own boutique consultancy to lessons shared by the serial entrepreneurs of, 7- and 8-figure brands, who’ve mentored me over the last 5+ years. Theory becomes tangible when you can see how it shows up in business and everyday decisions alike. In Fine Art, I specialise in charcoal — exploring light, depth, and composition. I help students develop the discipline and observation that turns good work into great work. A-Level Fine Art demands both quality and quantity, so I help students build systems that support both. My approach is simple: meet students where they are, make the subject make sense, and build genuine confidence along the way.

I am a driven and enthusiastic 5th year medical student at Trinity College, Cambridge. I possess a passion for the sciences how their various intricate interconnections can untangle and explain the world around us. I enjoy teaching, I enjoy the satisfaction in explaining a concept to an eager and willing student and seeing the understanding on their faces as they realise what was eluding them thus far. I appreciate that many students are often misunderstood and often require a more personal approach than the generalised and group approach in schools which is why they begin to excel once they start tutoring.

I am a recently qualified dentist, having graduated from Cardiff University, and I am passionate about helping students achieve their academic and career goals. Having successfully navigated the competitive dental school application process myself, I understand the challenges students face and enjoy supporting them every step of the way. I have previous tutoring experience, successfully helping students gain places at dental school through guidance on personal statements, application preparation, and mock MMIs. I provide constructive, personalised feedback to help students build confidence and perform at their best. Academically, I achieved A*AAA at A-level, including an A* in Biology, studying Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics. I also achieved top GCSE grades, including 9s in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, and English Language, having attended a grammar school. This strong academic background allows me to support students studying GCSE and those preparing for university admissions. My tutoring approach is patient, encouraging, and tailored to each student's individual needs. Whether you're aiming to improve your grades, prepare for exams, or secure a place at university, I focus on building understanding, confidence, and effective exam technique to help you reach your full potential.

Hi! I’m Ife and I am a first-year Medical Student at the University of Manchester, and I’m passionate about helping students feel more confident in their learning and achieve goals they might not yet believe are possible. I’ve always enjoyed supporting others academically, from tutoring and mentoring younger students to volunteering at a tuition school. Having recently gone through my own GCSEs and A-levels, I understand how overwhelming school can sometimes feel, and I know how valuable it is to have someone who can explain things in a way that actually makes sense to you. I have experience supporting students in Maths, English and Science, as well as mentoring younger students academically. I achieved excellent results throughout school and sixth form, and I’m now studying Medicine at the University of Manchester. Alongside academic tutoring, my experience as a school leader and volunteer has helped me develop strong communication, patience and leadership skills. I believe tutoring should be about more than simply getting the right answer. I want students to understand why something works, build their confidence and develop skills they can use independently. I adapt my teaching to each student - whether that means breaking a difficult topic into smaller steps, using different explanations until something clicks, or challenging a student to push themselves further. Most importantly, I want lessons to feel encouraging and enjoyable, while still being productive. Outside of studying and tutoring, I love keeping creative! I enjoy crochet and origami, and I also love dancing. I’m a big believer in balancing hard work with having fun, and I try to bring that same positive attitude into my tutoring. Fun fact: I wrote a children's book during lockdown!