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I am a second year student at University of Bristol studying Economics(Bsc). I achieved A*A*A in A levels (maths, economics and chemistry) from the Henrietta Barnett School. I My background in A-level Maths, Economics, and Chemistry gave me a strong foundation in analytical thinking, and I enjoy breaking down complex topics to make them more accessible. I’ve previously tutored students helping them build confidence, improve grades, and develop a solid understanding of key concepts. I tailor each session to the individual needs and learning styles of my students, ensuring that we tackle challenging areas together and build a strong foundation. My goal is to help my students gain the tools they need to feel confident and prepared, whether it’s for exams, assignments, or just deepening their understanding. In my lessons I will provide step by step explanations on how to approach a problem with lots of questions to practice and techniques to learn. I will teach you the best ways to revise and how to do well in your exams. I can tutor at all levels for any abilities. I have 3 years of experience and have completed over 100 lessons on another tutoring platform!

Hi, I’m Clara, a fifth-year medical student at the University of Cambridge. I have completed an intercalated BA degree in Engineering and Medical Sciences, and I am currently undertaking the clinical component of my studies to become a medical doctor. I have over three years of tutoring experience with 11+, GCSE, and A-level students, as well as students preparing for the UCAT and medical interviews. My passion for academic excellence and perfecting exam technique helped me achieve 11 grade 9s at GCSE and 4 grade A*s at A level (in Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Physics). Having gained Medicine offers in 2022 from Cambridge, Imperial, QMUL and Manchester, I have recent, firsthand experience in applying for Medicine at university. My tutees have gained offers from several medical schools, including Cambridge, Nottingham, QMUL, and UEA. I compete in several sports, having won national university level competitions in kickboxing and competing at the national level in powerlifting. I also hold a grade 8 in piano and oboe. I would like to share my efficient study techniques in order to help students achieve academically whilst not needing to give up their other hobbies. Being a student myself, I know that everyone learns differently, which is why I tailor my tutoring to every student’s needs. Whether this involves going through practice questions, explaining difficult topics, or helping get their head around mark schemes, I can easily adapt my tutoring to each student’s age, level and preferences. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me!y

Hi! I’m Julia, a medical student at the University of Manchester with a strong academic background, achieving all A*s in my GCSEs and A-level equivalents. I tutor GCSE Sciences, History, Lang&Lit, Geography, and French as well as A-level Biology, Chemistry, and French. With experience across multiple exam systems and subjects, I know how to tailor lessons to each student’s learning style. My teaching is patient, structured, and student-centred, focused on building confidence as well as knowledge. Having worked with a range of different learners, I know that great results come from feeling supported and motivated. I love helping students push beyond what they think they can do and reach their full potential, whether that’s improving grades, mastering tricky topics, or preparing for university. If you’re looking for a friendly, dedicated tutor who genuinely cares about your progress, I’d love to help you get there!

Hi! I’m Maahi, a university student studying Biomedical Sciences who would love to share my knowledge with others by tutoring. Having achieved 13 grade 9s at GCSE and 3A*s at A-Level, I want to equip other students with the knowledge they need via engaging and useful lessons so that they can achieve the highest grades in their exams. I will incorporate a variety of techniques in my lessons, including active recall, exam style questions and breaking down concepts for a complete understanding.

My name is Nil, and I am currently a second-year Physics and Mathematics student at the University of Liverpool. Having completed my GCSEs and A-Levels in recent years, I still remember the challenges that came with studying for exams, keeping up with coursework, and trying to achieve the grades I wanted. These experiences are one of the reasons I enjoy tutoring. I understand that maths can sometimes feel overwhelming, and I aim to make lessons as clear, relaxed, and enjoyable as possible. My goal is not only to help students improve their grades but also to build their confidence and understanding of the subject. I have experience working with young students through a school work placement, where I supported pupils in the classroom. Alongside this, I have been tutoring online for the past few years and have worked with around 7–8 students. I have always found it rewarding to see students gain confidence and begin to understand topics that they previously struggled with. I am now looking to work with more students and continue developing my tutoring experience while helping others discover that maths does not have to be as stressful as it often seems.

Hi, I'm Jasmin! I'm currently studying Biomedical Science and have always had a passion for science and helping others learn. During my A-levels, I had the opportunity to mentor and tutor younger students, which showed me how rewarding it is to help someone their confidence and achieve their goals. Since then, I've enjoyed supporting students by breaking down challenging topics into simple, manageable steps and adapting my teaching style to suit each individual's way of learning. Academically, I achieved 4 Grade 9s, 3 Grade 8s, and 3 Grade 7s at GCSE across Triple Science, Maths, and English. I understand that exams can feel overwhelming, so I aim to create a relaxed, supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and building confidence. My goal isn't just to help students improve their grades, but to help them develop a genuine understanding of the subject and enjoy learning along the way. I also enjoy supporting students as they plan their next steps in education, helping them feel confident and prepared for whatever comes next, having recently been through the process myself. :) Outside of my studies, I enjoy art, keeping active at the gym, and spending time with friends and family. These hobbies help me maintain a good balance between work and personal life, and I believe they're a reminder of how important it is to look after your wellbeing while studying. I strive to bring that same positive and encouraging attitude into every lesson, helping students feel motivated, supported, and capable of reaching their full potential.

Hi! My name is Ahmed and I'm a Cambridge engineering undergraduate. I have a string academic record with 4A*s at A-Levels and 11 Grade 9s and 8s in GCSE. I have experience teaching maths, further maths and physics at A-Level and GCSE, and I can help students achieve their best by solidifying their knowledge and using effective revision strategies.

Hi! I’m Tianyu (Brown) Li, an Accounting and Finance student at Durham University with a strong academic background. I’ve taught and helped with more than 20 students to succeed in their GCSE or A-Level exams. As well as guidance for university application processes. Whether you’re aiming to boost your exam performance or build a solid understanding of key concepts, I tailor my lessons to suit your learning style and goals. I’m passionate about helping students succeed and making complex topics easier to understand. My lessons will be taught in an engaging way, but I am also an approachable and patient person, so don’t be afraid to ask me any questions. Let’s achieve your academic goals together!

- Trainee Teacher for post 16 learners -I have 8 years of knowledge on my chosen subject from GCSE-Postgraduate in Sociology - I currently am a Learning Support Assistant in a primary school for SEN children with a lot of teaching experience and resourcing - I have finished both my undergraduate and postgraduate degree between the last two years - I have worked in Primary and Secondary school before in both mainstream and special needs education. - I have the appropriate skills to support and Assist ASD pupils

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!