Top Rated Early Years Tutors

I have completed my A-Levels (achieved A*A*AA and A* EPQ) at Ashbourne College, London, where I also acquired some tutoring experience. I am currently studying Law LLB at the University of Leeds. I believe in personalised learning and I will assess all of my students' learning styles to help maximise their academic potential. My passion for education combined with my commitment to helping students reach academic success helps create an optimum environment for learning. Contact me today to schedule your first tutoring session and take the first step towards academic success!

Hi, I am a second year undergraduate at University College London studying History and Spanish, I teach GCSE Maths, English Literature, English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Spanish, Geography, Business and Economics as well as A Level History, Economics and Spanish. I have over 5 years experience and enjoy teaching as well as learning and getting to know my students!

I am a biomedical Scientist graduate from King’s College London University currently studying Medicine. I have 6 years + experience in tutoring and have always enjoyed teaching GCSE students.

I'm a second-year Chemical Engineering student at UCL, offering tailored Maths and Science tutoring for students from Primary up to GCSE level. My teaching approach centres on true understanding rather than rote memorisation, helping students grasp concepts deeply and apply them confidently in exams. I align my lessons with specific exam board criteria to ensure students maximise their marks, and I’m proud to say all my students have achieved – and often exceeded – their target grades. I bring energy, clarity, and a structured approach to every session. All I ask in return is that my students show up with enthusiasm and a genuine passion for learning—together, we’ll do the rest!

Hello! I’m Koby and am a 3rd year medical student at the University of Cambridge. With over 5 years of tutoring experience, I focus on a holistic, engaging and student-centric approach to teaching, whilst sharing my passion and love for learning! Understanding a topic is one thing but understanding what the examiners are looking for can sometimes be a whole other issue. Using my experience, I tailor my lessons to the student’s needs to help them achieve both, whilst utilising my extensive bank of exam questions to guide the student with worked examples and build their confidence. I also share effective learning strategies and tips that make learning enjoyable and easier. This has helped many of my students achieve top grades and personally helped me achieve 10A*’s at (I)GCSE and 4A*’s at A-Level/Pre-U in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Biology. Hence, I specialise in teaching these subjects for students of all levels and ages. As well as cracking the code to exam technique, I am happy to mentor students applying for Medicine or Oxbridge. I am confident I can make a difference having excelled in the UCAT and BMAT admissions exams as well as acing interviews in an empathetic and charismatic manner in order to receive medical school offers from Cambridge, Imperial, Keele and Cardiff. In my free time, I am an avid chess player (9x British Chess Champion who has represented England in the World Youth Championships) and sports and music enthusiast. I hope to instil that same ambition and belief in my students that they too can excel in their academics whilst doing what they enjoy! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me and I look forward to working together with you and your student to bring out their full potential – see you on the other side! :)

I am an experienced tutor of teaching English online for the last four years. I teach individually and in groups, both children and adults. I also have two years as a Leader of the Peer Assisted Learning Scheme (PALS) in English Literature at the University of Edinburgh. I am an alumna of the University of Edinburgh, having completed the English Language and Literature degree with a first in 2020. I also completed a master's course in Shakespeare Studies at King's College London with distinction. I currently work at King's College London and I am also a freelance writer.

I am currently studying Neuroscience at King's College London this academic year 2024/25 and hope to become a tutor for you or your child. With my previous experience volunteering as a Patient befriender and a Mealtime buddy at Princess Royal University Hospital as part of the King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, I believe that I have the appropriate communication skills and teamwork to be able to provide an enjoyable teaching experience for my students. **Teaching style** To me, good communication is consistently and actively listening to the student’s needs and goals for their academic progress. This is very important to me as my role as a tutor and I would do this in a number of ways; - Clear presentations - Working through example questions/past papers with the student - Allowing the student time to make mistakes and walk through what to do next time - Draw/demonstrate any key concepts and break them down into easy and understandable points - Using engaging videos - NO QUESTION IS EVER A STUPID QUESTION! Whilst implementing all that is described above, I would create a safe, friendly and judgment-free space so student feel at ease to learn and develop an in-depth interest in their subject/s. As well as academic support, I am more than happy to support GCSE and A Level students to achieve their dreams by supporting your university application. I would do this by tailoring my support to whatever aspirations the student may have, to provide the relevant information for appropriate work experience, supercurriculars and extracurriculars as well as help to structure a fantastic personal statement. **My experience** During my time volunteering, I was committed to supporting patients the Dementia and Cardiology ward by meeting any dietary requests, provided a safe space for patients to talk to me about any queries and/or concerns or just to have a nice conversation. I learnt how to tailor my way of communication to the patients’ needs (i.e., difficulty hearing whilst wearing PPE) and become confident talking to elderly patients about their mental health—even a mere game of chess or painting their nails could lift their mood! Seeing how medical professionals work together to create a friendly environment amidst chaos was inspirational, helping me remain calm when working under pressure. Outside from my clinical experience, working at the call centre of Specsavers as an Optical Assistant helped me improve my ability to work under pressure more effectively and efficiently despite feeling stressed. When working for Specsavers, I was capable of presenting a high level of customer service when booking or cancelling a range of different appointments (including triaging emergency bookings), and informing patients of availability of glasses whilst being responsible for the call-centre on Sundays. My work experience at a local nursery taught me how to creatively encourage play and fun my joining in and making new and engaging games and help run Storytime and Circle Time sessions whilst bearing in mind their safety and well-being. Furthermore, ensuring that the young toddlers had eaten and taking naps at allocated times was a responsibility of mine that I found important as it allowed the children to learn the significance of rest for their minds and bodies. I look forward to being able to tutor incoming students and hope you will find my teaching an enjoyable and beneficial experience!

Hello! My name is Gavindu and I'm currently doing an Integrated Masters in Computer Science at the University of York. I have been tutoring for 2.5 years in Maths and Computer Science, as well as being a programming tutor for CodeNinjas. I have completed formal training in tutoring and have a lot of experience tutoring children with special needs. My teaching style consists more of building the child's interest in the subject, rather than teaching the content for the sake of it, since interest is what helps understanding and inspires further learning. With that, my lessons will be fun and engaging while being fully informative, as the lessons will be based fully on the exam specification. As for my results, I have achieved 9's in Maths, Computer Science, Music and all sciences. I also achieved an A* in Computer Science at A level and a few marks off an A* in maths. I have also completed grade 8 and 7 in piano and guitar, winning a formal competition for piano in the process. I am happy to do trial services to see if I'm the right fit for your child, and I'm happy to answer any questions you may have! Thanks for reading, Gavindu

I am a 2024 Law graduate from the University of Cambridge and Masters student at King's College London. I have over 7 years experience tutoring English of all levels and thoroughly enjoy working with students to build their confidence and love for the subject. My own passion for learning was fostered at school by wonderful teachers who offered individualised support, which I am sure contributed to my own academic success. I achieved a straight set of 9s/A*s at GCSE and A*A*A in my A levels (History, English Literature, Latin). I thoroughly enjoy paying the support that I received forward to engage students in their learning. My teaching style is warm and personable, and experience has shown that this not only massively improves students' grades, but also how rewarding they find studying English in general! While my tutees have consistently seen improvements in their results (with one recent student progressing from a grade 4 to a 7 in just three sessions), I always feel the greatest sense of achievement when they tell me that they have started to read for pleasure, and not just for their homework. I achieve these outcomes by creating a nurturing environment, where no question is too "silly", and students can work on their own strengths and weaknesses with the individualised support and encouragement they deserve. I would be delighted to support you or your child's learning journey, so please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any further questions, or to book a 15 minute free trial.

Hi! I'm Adèle, I'm a French native currently studying a BA at UCL in International Relations and Japanese and soon a Master student in Public Policy at the University of Tokyo. I am part of a UCL Student Project called Impact Initiative that teaches English to London-based refugees and for which I designed materials and supervised online lessons. I have experience tailoring my tutoring to different age-groups and the tools available to me thanks to my mom -which works as a speech/language therapist- have been incredibly useful for this. My older sister is dyslexic and my little brother has very low eyesight and I would frequently help them study and practice their writing with me when we lived together. I have recently been diagnosed with ADHD without hyperactivity which I have managed to work around thanks to study methods that I would happily share with others. Apart from politics, international relations and Japanese, I have kept on studying literature and writing by taking extra university modules, and I am very confident about my writing. As an example, I recently helped a Physics student tailor his motivation letter for a Physics Master at ETH Zürich, for which he got accepted. I would be very happy to help you in subjects such as French or Japanese, as well as reviewing your motivation letters. I am currently living in France, but I will be in Tokyo from October 1st 2024 onwards. I look forward to tutoring you or your child!