Daniel E.

Hi there! I'm Jack, a second year French, Spanish and Italian student at the University of Sheffield. I love learning about language and linguistics and hope to make our language classes fun. I am able to teach: Lower level: French, Spanish and Italian GCSE level: French, Spanish and Italian A-level: French, Spanish and Philosophy I have exam board experience with AQA, OCR and Eduqas I can speak Spanish and French fluently and have a good level of Italian. Prefer to teach GCSE and A-level language.

My journey as an engineering student has been full of exciting opportunities to apply maths and science to real-life projects. This fuels my enthusiasm when I teach, and I love sharing examples from my own work. Recently, I worked with TotalEnergies in France, exploring the valorization of desalination concentrate. One of my favorite projects was producing biodiesel from eggshells, which I showcase when discussing energy in physics. I also had a blast running STEM workshops in Dubai for kids. I'm an active member of AIChE and love participating in physics competitions. I won first prize in "Girls Got It" by building a mini robot with my team and creating a simple pendulum model. I'm passionate about science and STEM, and I strive to show my students how thrilling these subjects can be! My name is Karen, and I'm a dedicated tutor for maths and science. I've been tutoring for four years and hold a Master's degree in Industrial Chemistry and Petrochemical Engineering. I achieved A*/A grades at GCSE in mathematics and physics, and an A in A-Level maths. I've always enjoyed school and hope to share that passion with my students! I teach A Level maths and physics, and I also specialize in chemistry, French, maths, and physics at Lower Level and GCSE levels. I have a C1 level in French, a favorite hobby of mine since I started lessons at six. Over the years, I've become very familiar with the content and perfected my teaching methods to ensure the best results, no matter the time frame. Teaching is a true passion for me. It's incredibly fulfilling to help students achieve their goals, whether they love the subject or just need to pass.

Hi there! I am a 25 year old graduate of the University of Bristol, having studied Aerospace Engineering. I have worked in a Michelin-plated kitchen, studied in Germany, worked for charity, and at engineering firms alike. I love to learn about everything, and see how technology and science shapes everything we interact with today. I am a patient and easy-going tutor, looking to help students ace their exams. I can provide personal experience and guidance on University life and how the STEM subjects are expanded upon. I attended Altrincham Grammar School for Boys, achieving A*AA at A-levels in Maths, Further Maths, and Physics. At University, I spent a year studying in Germany and working for charity to supplement my 2:1 degree in Aerospace Engineering. Having spent a year working in industry, I am working on a Master's in Renewable Engineering to supplement my learning. I have papers published in reputable journals like Nature, studying the effects of azithromycin on the heart, as well as how gene alterations affect pace-making.

At GCSE level, I teach Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics. At A level, I teach Mathematics and depending on the topic, Physics. In terms of exam boards, for GCSE, any exam board is good. For A level, preferably CCEA, AQA or Edexcel, but this can be discussed topicwise. I attended St. Colmcilles Primary School for 6 years and 1 year in Holy Family Primary School, before attending Christian Brothers' Grammar School in Omagh. There I did my compulsory GCSEs, as well as Geography, Spanish, Business/Communication Systems and Drama. I then went on to do my A levels there and I studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, gaining an A*AA respectively. I now study Mathematics at Queen's University Belfast.