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Hi, I am currently an Imperial first year medic, I achieved 7 9's and 3 8s at GCSE level and 3 A* and 2 As at A-level and also go to Imperial for medicine. I have been successful in tutoring a failing student into a passing student in my high school. I am generally a very energetic and friendly personality so It's typically very easy for me to connect with students and help them out and understand them at a more personal level to ensure my teaching style is as effective as possible.

I am a programmer who studies Mathematics and Statistics at university. I love to help and go through tough problems that really stretch the brain, I hope to be able to brighten the day of anyone I can contact and teach them that learning can be really fun. I teach Maths, Economics, Computer Science at A-Level with OCR and Edexcel being my main specialties.

Hi, I'm Hannah! I am a DPhil student currently studying Medical Science at the University of Oxford. I have completed an MSc with Distinction, BSc with 1st class honours, 12 GCSE'S A*-B including English and Maths and 3 A-Levels A*-B. I have tutored maths for over six years and medical science for over three years including tutoring in schools, online tutoring and in-person teaching at the University of Oxford. I have experience and expertise to pass onto students in order to make studying both easier and more enjoyable! I know that every student is different, and that we all learn in different ways so I will be able to provide valuable tips to overcome common difficulties that students face when learning and studying. I tailor my lessons to each of my students individual needs and areas of improvement. Feel free to set up a meeting and get to know my teaching style and work ethic...no lesson will be the same and you can expect a structured and effective working method that will help overcome any challenges you may face.

I am a postgraduate student currently studying MSc Space Science and Engineering at University College London (UCL). I completed my undergraduate degree in Space Science and Engineering at National Central University in Taiwan. For the past 2.5 years, I have worked as a personal tutor (part-time) both online and in person, teaching Math, Physics, and guitar when I was doing my undergraduate degree. My students ranged from middle school to adult learners, and this broad range of experience has helped me adapt my teaching style to suit different age groups, learning goals, and personalities. I usually teach based on student's needs and learning pace, also trying to make the subjects not only understandable but also enjoyable, helping students find meaning in what they learn. I often connect concepts to real-life examples or future applications, so students can clearly know why these matter and how they can be useful beyond school. My goal is always to boost confidence, encourage curiosity, and help students develop a long-term appreciation for the subjects they study.

I am a final-year Accounting and Management student at Queen Mary University of London, on track to graduate with a First-Class Honours degree. My tutoring approach is rooted in patience, adaptability, and empathy—qualities I’ve developed through working across a range of educational settings with children of different ages and abilities. My experience includes tutoring at Explore Learning, where I supported students primarily in Maths and English at primary and early secondary level. I currently work as a nursery assistant and as a freelance interpreter, which has further strengthened my communication skills and taught me how to engage effectively with children from diverse backgrounds, including those with additional needs. Having achieved A grades in A-Level Economics, Psychology, and Sociology, I offer tutoring in these subjects at both GCSE and A-Level. I also studied A-Level Religious Studies and English Literature, and can support students with essay-based subjects that require critical thinking, structured argumentation, and strong writing skills. The areas of tutoring I specialise in include: 1. Primary School (Maths and English):
At Explore Learning, I worked with young children in both group and one-to-one formats, helping them grasp core literacy and numeracy skills. I believe in building a supportive and pressure-free learning environment that encourages curiosity and boosts confidence. I pay close attention to each child’s learning style to ensure they feel heard, capable, and motivated. 2. Special Needs / Learning Differences:
I have worked in group settings with children with special educational needs and disabilities, including non-verbal children and those requiring additional learning support. These experiences have taught me how to adapt my teaching style, simplify complex ideas, and use non-verbal cues to create a more inclusive and responsive learning environment. 3. GCSE Tutoring (Economics, Sociology, Psychology, Religious Studies, English):
My strengths lie in helping students with content understanding, exam technique, and essay writing. I provide structured yet flexible sessions tailored to the individual student’s pace and goals. I also share effective study and revision strategies, particularly helpful for students navigating multiple essay-based subjects. 4. A-Level Tutoring (Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Religious Studies, English):
Having achieved A grades in these subjects myself, I help students understand key theories, improve their analytical writing, and approach exam questions with confidence. I also offer support in developing critical thinking skills and mastering subject-specific terminology, especially in preparation for written assessments.

I am a first 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, my name is Han. I am a graduate from the university of Warwick. In my A-Levels I have achieved 3A* in Maths, Further Maths and Physics. I am now towards the end of my teacher training year and will get my qualified teacher status this summer. I am a student-centred tutor who tailors lessons to each student's goals and learning style. I begin by assessing their current understanding and designing lessons that fit their schedule, providing clear, actionable strategies to strengthen their mathematical skills both in and out of lessons. My teaching is evidence-based, using proven methods to build mathematical understanding and introducing exam techniques to improve performance and confidence.

Hi! I'm Parth, a 21-year-old Masters Student at the LSE. I'm looking to tutor pupils up to and including an A-Level standard in Maths, Further Maths and Economics. I achieved A*s in all of these at A-Level and 10 9's at GCSE. My undergraduate degree was at the University of Warwick, where I got a high First Class Honours. I like to begin by identifying a student's targets and what skills and techniques they might need to improve on. I would then tailor our sessions to suit the student's learning style and maximise their engagement. Feel free to drop me a message if you're interested.

I'm a Stem Cell Biology PhD student at University of Cambridge. I was in Japan until high school and I finished my undergraduate from University of California, Berkeley with biochemistry major and data science minor. I love all kinds of science and teaching is also my passion!! I have been tutoring from 7 to 50-year old students.

My name is Tushar; I am currently a Materials Science Master's student at the University of Oxford, studying the fracture of nuclear graphite. I enjoy Basketball, teaching and Materials science. I am a professional tutor with over 1000 hours of professional and multiple years of voluntary experience. I work part-time as an Outreach ambassador at Oxford's Materials Department, having led an open day, given talks, and helped with summer schools. My experience in Oxford, with my amazing tutors, opened my eyes to a different style of teaching; teaching to enforce understanding instead of just teaching the facts. I try to adapt my teaching style towards that; in my lessons, I try to explain what most teachers miss out on and use that to bridge pieces of information. Making tutoring more enjoyable to teach and to learn. Due to my teaching style, I must personally understand the content to a level further than the student's course needs. Maths, Physics and inorganic chemistry are heavily built upon in my undergraduate course, so I can teach them to an A-Level standard. I can teach a full chemistry course well to a GCSE level, and I can teach specific parts of Materials Science. I also tutor university admissions; I have experience applying myself and getting into Oxford, but I have also tutored clients into Oxford Materials. To add to this, I helped with open days, had the training to do so and often advised and answered questions from potential applicants. I know my tutoring style works for a variety of different students due to the results my students have received. From short-term students who want help on specific topics to longer-term students who aim for a significant improvement in grades. A few examples include a student of mine who missed school in GCSE maths, lost confidence and didn’t want to do maths; she was averaging a grade 2, and within 3 months, she started averaging a grade 5, her maximum possible grade, with renewed confidence and enthusiasm in maths.