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Hi, my name is Hinaa and I am an undergraduate student in my third year at Kings College London university studying mathematics with statistics. I achieved an A in maths and a B in further maths at A-level. I also have two younger sisters who I have helped tutor in various subjects for the previous years so believe me I have patience and best understand how to best help them learn. In our first session we will work through an exam paper together and I'll be making notes throughout on topics that you are feeling confident with and those that you struggle with. In future weeks will we take time to go through every topic that you struggle with in great detail until you are feeling confident. I will start off these lessons by explaining the method to you whilst working through some exam style questions and will then allow you to have a go at some yourself.

Primary school: Maths (through english and irish) Junior certificate : English, Maths(through irish) Leaving certificate: Art history My name is Sian Foley. I am currently studying Contemporary Applied Art( ceramics, glass, textiles) in Crawford college of art and design. I have signed up for gostudent as I plan to teach in secondary schools after my degree and I thought tutoring would be excellent experience

My name is Una and I am from Ireland. I am well travelled and enjoy learning about different countries and cultures. I am also a huge sports enthusiast...especially running and adventure sports. I am very excited to be a part of the GoStudent team and am ready to impart my knowledge and inspire a love of learning.

I am a Law graduate training to become a barrister, with a particular persuasion to Human Rights Law. My commitments to social justice and contributing to the tangible progress of my community, mark my aspirations as both a tutor and barrister-to-be. As a conscientious tutor, I seek to inspire an interest in the education I deliver. Through carefully tailored and creative teaching, I aim to empower student development. Perhaps as a by-product of my legal profession, I like to play devil's advocate by challenging and pushing students to grow confidence in their independent skills whilst simultaneously nurturing their understanding with warm guidance and friendly support. More an advocate and less a devil!