Anahid I.

Hi, I’m Han! I have been a tutor for over 5 years and I teach: 11+ preparation, Mathematics (up to GCSE) Chemistry (up to A- Level), English (up to KS3) Science (up to KS3). Whilst my mother tongue is English, I can speak and understand Korean to an intermediate level. My academic qualifications include: passing my 11+ exams, 10 GCSEs including A* grades in Chemistry and Mathematics and B grades in English Language and Liturature. I also have 3 A Levels at Grade B, including Mathematics and Chemistry. Furthermore, I am currently a 3rd Year Chemistry Student at the University of Nottingham.

I am a medical student at Queen Marry university. I am a postgraduate student having completed my bachelor’s degree in medical physiology at the university of Leicester. I have a passion for helping people, which extends to teaching. There is a massive pressure on young people from the education system, I want to help ease that pressure as much as I can. GCSE - English literature - 8 English language - 7 Maths - A Biology - A Chemistry - A Geography - A Art - A Drama - A French - B A - level Biology - B Chemistry - C Psychology - B Undergraduate degree in medical physiology 2.1 upper class with honours

Hi my name is Haad, I'm 19 years old studying Economics at the University of Sheffield. I can tutor primary level maths, as well as secondary and A Level History and Economics. In my free time I love skateboarding, exploring cool places and playing football with my friends!

Lower Level: Maths & Science GCSE: Maths, Biology & Chemistry A-Levels: Maths, Biology & Chemistry Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel Languages: English (Native) SND: Experience is none Preferred student age group: Secondary, GCSE & A-Level About you: I am a first year medical student at the University of Leeds, originally from Liverpool. I am quite into my sports, football and F1 to be specific. I support Liverpool and Mercedes. I am quite a laid back person and always up for a chat and a good laugh. I mostly learnt in school by getting questions wrong, and solving them with practice questions and the mark scheme.