Find Your Perfect GCSE Maths Tutor

Hi, I’m Adèle. I’m a first year Warwick student with a strong academic background across essay-based and analytical subjects. I achieved top grades at A level in French and Spanish and have always enjoyed subjects that require clear thinking, structured arguments, and attention to detail. Alongside my studies, I’ve taken on leadership roles as a school prefect and tutored maths to younger years, so I’m confident, organised, and used to supporting others in an encouraging way. My approach is supportive, and tailored to you, whether you’re preparing for exams, building confidence, or aiming for top grades. I’m friendly, patient, and genuinely invested in helping you achieve your goals.

Hi, I’m Henry - a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student studying at Imperial. I offer tutoring services for A level, GCSE and KS3 Maths and Physics along with university application guidance. I have a strong background in Maths and Physics, with A*A at A-Level, and I’m currently applying these subjects in applied engineering. Therefore, I understand the fundamentals taught at school and know how to explain them clearly, as well as show how they connect to real-world applications. As someone with experience in doing multiple stressful exams throughout my time at school and university, I understand that everyone learns differently and that finding the right approach is key to truly understanding a topic. I aim to adapt my teaching style to suit each student’s needs and help build both confidence and clarity. Please feel free to book your free trial with me to help build confidence, improve understanding, and achieve your academic goals.

Hey, I’m Daniel, a tutor who enjoys helping students build confidence and achieve their goals. My lessons use active-learning techniques, which are tailored to each student’s needs, whether they need support with homework, exam preparation, or improving their understanding of the subject. Looking forward to teaching you!

I am currently a student at the University of Birmingham entering my third year studying medicine. I have elected to tutor students who need help with chemistry and Maths. I have chosen to tutor students as I believe having that helping hand is what some students will need to push them towards that higher grade especially from a students perspective. I believe I am dedicated, determined and patient which I believe are attributes required to tutor in any subject or to teach any skill. I have chosen to tutor students who need help with maths due to the fact that I love maths (although my course isn’t necessarily maths heavy). I believe that the accolades I have achieved (an A* at A-level, a 9 at GCSE and the silver award in the UK senior maths challenge in the 22-23 year) as well as my hatred for the subject of english will make me a great candidate to tutor students who may struggle with math especially the applied part of maths which is my personal favourite. I have also chosen to tutor chemistry because I also have a passion for chemistry. I believe that out of the sciences, chemistry was the easiest to get the marks in if you know and understand the question. Although I didn’t achieve an A* at A-level (6 infuriating marks off) I really thrived at chemistry at GCSE and A-level and would love to help students who dont feel as confident. Furthermore, as someone who studies the chemistry of the body, i can understand how daunting it may be to learn the most absurd names of certain chemical compounds however this is perhaps one of the easier parts of studying chemistry and not only this but it also has a huge maths component whether it is balancing equations or using formulas. I have some tutoring experience such as teaching Arabic at my local mosques, helping students sitting the 11+ exam (including some very heated sessions with my brother who got in) and most recently aiding year 13 students who had the medical school interviews coming up. I understand the type of tutoring I am applying for now is different however ad i have already mentioned i have. A love for chemistry and maths and hence i dont see this ass a job and more-so a hobby.

Hi! I'm an Engineering undergraduate currently studying at the University of Oxford, with A*s in all relevant A Level subjects. I have gained valuable experience tutoring through my school-run program, and now have 100+ hours of experience in professional online tutoring. I am happy to tutor for university admissions in Maths, Physics and Engineering, and any subject that requires the ESAT or similar exams. A typical lesson would give you the chance to ask me for help on specific questions, before a deepdive into any weaker topics. I am also more than happy to tailor tutorials to suit your needs, be it exam revision, preparation for interviews or general advice on academic success. You will also be able to contact me outside of tutorial hours for both academic and non-academic advice. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

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!

I am Tanisha Kirpalani, a Medical student at the University of Manchester. I am an IB graduate from Dulwich College Singapore, where I achieved a 42 with 7s in Biology Chemistry Psych HL and Math AA SL, as well as an A in my Extended Essay and TOK. believe in tailoring my teaching to the individual needs of each student and , recognizing that everyone learns differently, and prioritizing weaker areas that need more focus. Finally, at the core of any big exam lies a vital and often overlooked component - the 'markscheme'. As a tutor I aim to develop an in-depth understanding of this in students to help them score better in the tests and interviews they will face.

Hi! I’m a 2nd Year Medical Student at Imperial College London, and have 3+ Years as a tutor with high student outcomes - having taught students from primary school to sixth form and medical admissions. I don't believe in a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all approach to tutoring. I work with my students to create a personalised plan specific to their learning style and areas of improvement, covering both syllabus content and exam technique, resulting in high student outcomes. My lessons focus on: • Understanding concepts rather than memorising blindly • Exam technique & tackling challenging questions • Effective revision and study strategies • Building confidence and independent learning skills • Adapting every lesson to the student’s individual needs I look forward to helping you grow in your academic journey 📚📈

Hello! My name is Jad Al-Shakarchy, and I am currently studying Accounting and Finance at the University of Warwick. I achieved A*A*A at A-Level and completed Maths in one year. I am a passionate teacher and guitarist, and I love sharing my enthusiasm for Maths with my students. I believe learning should be fun, rewarding, and tailored to each student — whether that means mastering difficult concepts, building confidence, or developing new skills. Through my teaching, I focus not only on improving technique and knowledge, but also on encouraging curiosity, resilience, and a growth mindset. My goal is to help students believe in their abilities and reach their ambitions, whatever they may be.

Hi! My name is Rosie, and I am a 3rd year undergraduate student studying Aerospace Engineering at the University of Bristol, currently achieving a 1st class grade. This year I was also a finalist in the Undergraduate of the Year Awards! At the age of 14 I set up my own tutoring business, which has been running successfully for 5 years, and during this time I have provided a wide variety of online and in-person tutoring sessions, each one tailored to the individual needs of the student. I have experience working with pupils with a range of SEND needs, especially ADHD. In school, I achieved 10 grade 9 results at GCSE, and A*, A*, A*, A* at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry. I was also awarded the Physics attainment award for achieving the top grade in my sixth form, as well as a Bucks Young Scientist of the Year Award in Physics, in 2022. I have competed in multiple maths, chemistry and physics Olympiads throughout my school experience, often achieving gold awards in these events. I believe that these results show my skill and dedication to these subjects, as well as my ability to perform well in exams. A large part of my tutoring sessions focus on exam technique, so that students can access their full potential under the pressure of an exam situation. In 2023 I deferred my place at university to gain some more experience before entering undergraduate study, and for 3 months I worked full time in a secondary school as a teacher assistant. This has provided me with lots of classroom experience, helping students in their studies and organisational skills from Year 7 all the way up to Year 13. During this time I built up confidence and ability in teaching, with a keen focus on aiding SEND pupils. I absolutely love tutoring; creating an interactive and enjoyable learning environment for a pupil to access the support they need is one of the most rewarding feelings. If you would like to know more, please do not hesitate to contact me and arrange a 15 minute trial session to get started!