Abigail D.

**SSH** My name is Rabiah, and I am a Psychology student at Loughborough University. I am an outgoing, friendly and positive individual. In my free time I enjoy travelling, socialising and creating content for social media. During the difficult period of covid, I have a found a keen interest in voluntary work, and am proud to be recognised as a lead volunteer for the charity Penny Appeal. Over the past years I have mainly tutored 11+ students but also GCSE and A-Level Psychology, English and History. I have studied English Literature, Psychology and History at A-Level, these which have expanded my writing and creative abilities. Furthermore, during my GCSE I was awarded for having one of the top results in the year group. Some of the further subjects I took were: History, Business studies, Religious Studies, Hospitality and French. I always try my best to keep a session as engaging as possible. I use varying teaching techniques based on the student’s preference and what works well. I am always prepared to give my students a challenge and provide an optimal learning space. I believe in activating the brain as much as possible in order to retain information. My feedback from students and parents suggest that they enjoy my lessons and this translates into a better educational experience. I hope that you choose me as your tutor and I look forward to success in my students.

Hello, my name is Helen and I have a BA degree in Criminal Justice Studies from Bradford University. The degree's main subjects were Criminal Law, Psychology, and Forensic Science. My hobbies include watching football, playing tennis, reading, and walking my dog. I have been an online tutor for 3 years. I have taught as an ESL tutor. During this time I have taught people of various ages and abilities. I create a positive learning environment. I personalize learning and create lessons that respond to students' interests. I equip students with the confidence and skills needed to incorporate technology into English language classrooms and for future jobs and life in general. I regularly assess the progress, strengths, and weaknesses of my students and by doing this, I help them fill gaps in their knowledge and learn best. I have a TEFL certificate worth 120 hours of study. I also hold GCSEs at grade C or above including English and Maths. I also have 4 A - levels including History and Geography and a degree, which I finished in 2003. I celebrated graduating by going to the US.

Lower Level : Maths GCSE : Maths A-Level (IB) : Maths Exam Board Experience: Engineering Faculty Entrance Exams Languages: English (Fluent) - French (Fluent) - Arabic (Native) - Swedish (Capable) SND Experience: None yet Preferred student age group: Primary My name is Tracy. I’m an engineering student at CentraleSupelec in France. I’m passionate about sharing my knowledge with others and I’m ready to help you improve in subjects you’re struggling with. I like volunteering ( I’m a Red Cross volunteer it has been 6 years ), swimming, dancing… and of course, food!🍫🍰🍔 I have studied Life Sciences (Math, Physics, Chemistry & Biology) before going off to college to pursue my Master's in Electrical Engineering. I completed an internship at Nokia for a month and I am certified in economics courses from recognized universities such as University of Illinois through Coursera.

I am a chemical engineering student at the University of Cambridge. I primarily teach Maths and Science subjects, up to and including A Level. I am an adaptable teacher, capable of tailoring lessons to meet each students needs, in order to increase their understanding as well as perform better in exams. In addition to this, I aim to help students find enjoyable ways of revising to help alleviate the stress of exams. A Levels: Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry - A*, Biology - A Current student at University of Cambridge Recipient of the King Edwards VI Five Ways Oakley Award for Further Mathematics