Chrissa M.

Hi! My name is June and I am a 21 year old female tutor. I have tutored secondary school students for GCSE maths for ~5 years, and have done learn-through-play with primary school children for English. I am an enthusiastic tutor and I engage with students to make them feel comfortable. My lessons are tailored to the student's preferred teaching style. I am very flexible with lesson times and can work weekends. I have lots of advice and tips for GCSE level questions. I am able to teach the following: Primary level: English Secondary: Up to GCSE maths, any exam board (willing to take students under GCSE level too) I have the following experience: Experience with KS3, GCSE, IB Examboard experience: Cambridge, Edexcel, AQA I am fluent (mother tongue) in speaking Cantonese, Mandarin and English, and have qualifications in A2 Spanish and French. My hobbies include Rubik's Cubes, collecting playing cards and learning new card tricks! I am currently studying at medicine at the University of Nottingham. Did my GCSEs in 2018, and the IB diploma in 2020. I have got qualifications in Spanish, French, Chinese and English. However, only really confident in speaking Chinese and English.

Hey, I am Jaspreet and I am a pharmacy student. I am looking forward to being your tutor and hoping to help you achieve your goals. I have been tutoring for 5 years and love to help others gain confidence in subjects they are struggling with. I hope to see you soon.

Lower level: English, GCSE: English A-level: Design Technology Exam Boards: AQA, Edexecel, OCR Languages: Polish(Fluent) Preferred Student Age Group: Primary/GCSE About me: Im a Marine Biology student who loves to explore, stay active as well as try new things! My dream is to be able to work with sharks in the future as well as help make a change to peoples lives. In my free time, I represent my university playing badminton. Im a university student at the university of Salford Manchester, studying Marine Biology. I studied applied science, design technology and polish for A-levels. I love to travel and explore new places, to one day graduate becoming a shark conservationist.

My name is Monica and I have just graduated from St. Andrews with an MA in history and social anthropology. I always loved history and indeed still do. I choose to study anthropology because my English teacher got rather annoyed at my consistent questions about the characters' lives. "Just go study anthropology then" - and that is what I did. I am have graduated with a further masters with distinction in the history of Scotland and am moving onto a PHD this October. I love being able to combine my two passions in one degree. I try to explain it as anthropology giving an understanding of the present and history of the past. The marriage of the two academic subjects is interesting, indeed. For example, for my dissertation in the School of Anthropology looks at the community in Glasgow in 1592; tracking the influence of the Reformation at a local freedom. School exams definitely prepare you well for university expectations! There were some things that stood out for me at school as helping. I think you have to look after yourself as well as sticking to a study plan, definitely schedule breaks as well as something nice every now and again. I also think essay plans are key for the arts and english examinations and that is something I would be keen to help students create. Ultimately you need to understand the content, not merely recite a list of facts, once you do it is far easier to remember and argue your point in an exam.