Find Your Perfect Biology Tutor In Manchester

Hello, my name is Hafsah and I'm a recent graduate in Medical Genetics from Queen Mary University of London and I would love to be your tutor. Outside of tutoring I enjoy reading, painting and deepening my knowledge in biology. As a tutor with a passion for teaching I believe that confidence is a huge factor in attaining high grades as well as succeeding in life. Instilling self-confidence in a student is one of my main goals when tutoring a student as I believe it leads to love for learning. I also value curiosity in students and encourage my students to always ask questions. I have experience in tutoring students for GCSE in Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics and A level Maths. I am familiar with the 11+ curriculum and I have teaching assistant experience with students at KS1-3 levels. My main form of teaching is through (exam-style) questions, leading to past paper questions eventually once the student is consistently getting questions correct for each topic. Additionally, I fully understand that every student has a unique learning style and I aim to tailor my tutoring to match the student.

Hello! My name is Precious Emmanuel and I am currently studying Chemistry at Imperial College London, one of the UK's top universities. I firmly believe that with the right support and mindset, every student, regardless of "natural ability", can excel. I am passionate about empowering students to unlock their full academic potential and guiding them in achieving top grades. With proven experience helping students of all abilities, some of my standout achievements include: -Helping a student go from a U to a C in A-level Maths -Helping a student go from a C to an A* in A-level Biology -Helping a student go from a C to an A in both A-level Maths and Chemistry - Guiding GCSE students who were previously achieving grades 2-4 to grades 7-8 My tutoring is personalised, exam focused and confidence building, so if you're aiming for the top grades I can help you get there!

Hi! I’m Maahi and I am currently a third year Neuroscience student at King’s College London. I’m passionate about helping others learn and succeed, and I’m eager to share tips and tricks that I’ve learnt when I was in the same position as my students. I have an offer to study medicine next year, so I’m also happy to tutor students who want to apply for medicine! My educational achievements include all 9s in my subjects at GCSEs (maths, English, biology, chemistry, physics, French, Latin, history). In my A levels, I obtained 3 As in biology, chemistry, and maths. I believe in a holistic approach to learning, in which I will personalise lessons to the student’s needs in order to simplify difficult concepts in a way they can understand and build their confidence. I aim to answer any questions, clarify concepts, and work through challenges together until the student is confident on their own. I enjoy reading and baking in my free time and I ensure that I have a good work life balance so I can maintain my hobbies. It is important that students know that they can enjoy their hobbies and excel in their studies at the same time! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me, and I look forward to getting to know you and helping you to achieve your goals!

Hi, I am Ishani, I am an incoming Chemical Engineering student at Imperial College London with a strong academic record, including A* grades in Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and my EPQ, alongside nine Grade 9s at GCSE, including Further Mathematics. I combine this academic excellence with proven tutoring experience through GoStudent and MyTutor, where I have supported students in building confidence and achieving top results. My teaching approach is clear, structured and tailored to each student, helping them not only understand difficult concepts but also develop effective exam techniques and long-term academic confidence.

I’ve come to deeply appreciate the impact of great teaching —something I was extremely privileged to have experienced firsthand during sixth form. The ease I felt when studying for GCSEs and A-Levels, knowing that I was receiving excellent teaching, is something I believe all students should experience. It is this which has inspired me to help students who are in the same position now that I was once in not so long ago. The rewarding nature of this work is something I have come to realise through tutoring for the 11+ examinations over the past year. I achieved 3A*s in Maths, Biology, and Chemistry A-Levels, alongside 10 Grade 9s and 2 Grade 8s at GCSE, by refining a focused, exam-strategy-driven approach. I applied the same method to UCAT preparation (scoring a 2980 Band 1, amongst the top 6% of test takers in 2023) and interview preparation; securing three medical offers, from Barts and the London, St George’s and Imperial. I've since created and delivered an interview tutorial for Year 12s with the PotMed branch of Imperial Muslim Medics, been a mock interviewer in PotMed’s mock MMI circuits, and created and conducted several mock interviews with two applicants (privately) — both of whom received medicine offers in the 2024–25 cycle. Now, I aim to help others achieve the same. For A-Levels and GCSEs, a typical lesson structure would involve initially identifying the student’s current level of understanding of a topic and their weak points, then building on from what they already know, carefully maintaining a balance between guided practice questions, independent work and then finally discussion and feedback. Over the long-term, I aim to implement a regular past-paper question-based strategy to master exam technique. For interviews, I aim to tailor sessions to each student’s target universities (especially for Imperial, Barts and St Georges), helping them build the soft skills and technical knowledge (for example medical ethics, motivations, or knowledge of the NHS), to succeed and secure their dream medical school offers.

Hi, I’m Sunshine! I’m a Medical student studying at King’s College London. I have been tutoring for the last 5 years, progressing from freelance to working professionally within a sixth form during my gap year. Currently, I’m pursuing my 3rd Year of Medicine, where I am working towards a First Class. I am thrilled to mention that I have been selected as a Faculty 50 Ambassador as well as been awarded with the Worshipful Company of Barbers' Prize in my university. Also, I am proud to say, regardless of the disruption of my education due to COVID-19, I am one of the highest achievers from Secondary/ Sixth Form, achieving A*-As in my GCSE and A-level studies and securing a spot at King’s College London. My achievements show my level of dedication across all my academic phases. I hope to aid my students towards a path filled with not only academic, but also personal achievement. In my previous role as a Post-16 Mentor, I had administrative, mentoring and tutoring responsibilities, in which I attended to with a strong multi-tasking ability. Helping students complete their UCAS applications imposed an interesting challenge, whereby I carefully navigated with great time-management. I assisted in their UCAS applications by providing personal statement 1-1 sessions, mock interviews and even helped them find unique work experience. I am very proud that many of my students attained high A-Level grades and secured spots studying subjects such as Medicine, Comp-sci, Economics and Engineering at Top Russell Group Universities. Furthermore, I mentored many students to ensure they had solid study skills that wouldn't just aid them in their A-level studies but help them during university. I am a very committed individual who tailors their sessions according to the student preferences. As a Tutor, I specialise in teaching Biology and Sociology. From my previous tutoring role, I am trained in specification specific teaching and marking, therefore I can offer sessions to perfect a student’s knowledge regarding content, planning and answering questions to their exam board’s specification. Additionally, I plan to offer extra external handmade resources to my students, which can be used outside my tutoring hours. This can range from notes, exemplar answers, flashcards and many others. In my role, I aim to support my students in their academic needs, not just during session time but in their overall time with me. Overall, I am a tutor who will strive to instil a fostering environment where my students will thrive academically and personally! I am excited to meet my future students and their parents. If you would like to know a little bit more about me, my teaching methods and my session outline, do not hesitate to contact me or book a free trial session !

I am a very conscientious and dedicated tutor, having experienced firsthand how difficult A-Levels, GCSEs and the UCAT/ BMAT can be. I achieved 12 grade 9s in my GCSEs, 4 A*s at A-Levels, a top 1% score in my UCAT (3170). As someone who has undergone the medical admissions process, I also know how difficult it can be to prepare for admissions test and have developed specific techniques to boost scores. I believe in active learning and tailoring teaching to an individual’s needs. I have developed excellent communication skills and use interactive teaching skills to try to make every lesson as fun and effective as possible.

Hello! I'm Isabel, a second-year medical student at King’s College London. Beyond my passion for medicine, I'm also deeply engaged in entrepreneurship and journalism. Having successfully navigated the competitive university admission process, I am able to provide insights, especially in medical and dental interview preparation, sharing key strategies that impressed the admissions teams and contributed to my acceptance into one of the top institutions in the country. I have always been a high achiever and GCSE level, I am proud to say I attained an outstanding 9 A*’s, showcasing my commitment to academic excellence as I am knowledgeable of what the examiners look for to award the top grades. If you have any questions or need guidance, feel free to reach out. I aim to provide a supportive and collaborative environment with my students and encourage an academic experience that goes beyond textbooks, working together as a team towards their success.

I am a final-year microbiology student at Imperial College London, with a passion to guide younger students to be able to achieve their personal academic goals as I have. I have been tutoring freelance at GCSE level for biology and physics for a year, with my students all achieving desirable results. My goal as a tutor is to be approachable and tailor learning to each student, understanding and changing my teaching based on the students needs and preferences.

Hi there! I’m Kamo and I’m currently a medical student at The University of Sheffield. In my experience of being a tutor and over two years of being a mentor to prospective medical students, I have learned the importance of understanding my students first in order to guide them where they would like to go. Accordingly, I am very passionate about fostering enthusiastic, confident and curious learners. In particular, I enjoy teaching and learning about Maths and Chemistry for their wide range of applications across academia and in conceptualising daily life. I offer lessons in GSCE Maths, Biology, Chemistry, English Language and Literature, as well as A Level Biology, Chemistry and Physics. I have also volunteered to assist students with additional educational needs in GCSE Maths and Science during my A Levels. I am also more than happy to offer advice and assistance in all things related to applying to medicine (which includes advice on writing a personal statement, providing resources regarding interviews and entrance exams, as well as answering general questions about medical school). As part of my tutors training, I have received a certificate of completion of tutoring basics and I have a clear extended DBS check. Feel free to send a message or ask any questions and I look forward to hopefully working with you!