Diana S.

Experienced Mathematics Tutor Pursuing a degree in Actuarial Science (Maths and Statistics) at UK's and the World's top university LSE (London School of Economics and Political Science ) A-Levels - Mathematics A*, Further Mathematics A*, Physics A Subjects and Topics I teach Lower Level: Primary education Mathematics, KS3 Mathematics topics including algebra, equations, ratios, decimals, power, roots and etc GCSE: Higher and Foundation topics - All topics including Algebra, Probability, Ratios, Trigonometry and etc A-Level: Mathematics - All pure topics Further Mathematics: All Core Pure topics Exam Board Experience: (AQA, Edexcel, OCR) Preferred student age group: (Primary/Secondary / GCSE / A-Level) Experience with teaching disadvantaged students with focus issues About myself: My tutoring background is marked a wealth of dedicated experience, during which I've conducted over 230 lessons in Mathematics and Further Mathematics. Working with both one-on-one and small group settings, I've catered to students at various academic levels, including GCSE, A-level, and KS3. This diversity has equipped me with a nuanced understanding of different learning needs and styles, enabling me to adapt my teaching approach effectively. I have successfully taught disadvantaged students with focus issues, showcasing my patience, adaptability, and motivational skills. My ability to connect with these students, keeping them engaged and motivated, has contributed to their improved understanding of mathematical concepts. My academic prowess further enhances my tutoring capabilities. With exceptional A-level results of A*A*A, including A*s in math and further math, I possess a robust foundation in the subjects I teach. Moreover, my degree in Actuarial Science from the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) not only deepens my theoretical knowledge but also provides practical insights, enabling me to present complex mathematical concepts in a comprehensible manner. I've also actively engaged with parents to review student progress and set personalized targets, ensuring transparent communication and a tailored learning experience. In combination, these attributes allow me to deliver impactful tutoring, fostering students' understanding and growth in mathematics. Hobbies: Travelling and Cricket

GCSE - English Literature/Language A Level - English Literature/Philosophy My name is Jyotsna and my interests are in philosophy, reading and writing, hence why I want to teach the lot! My teaching style is mostly discussion-based - almost like Socratic questioning. I believe this helps ideas and concepts stay in your mind for longer, as the student is the one that has to do the intellectual heavy lifting. I have just started the first year of my philosophy degree at the University of Durham, after having completed English Literature and Philosophy A-Level. I have tutored a GCSE English student before and have also led KS3 philosophy society, where we have discussions based on the A Level Philosophy syllabus (Utilitarianism, Kant’s deontological ethics and Aristotleian virtue ethics).

I specialise in teaching years 5 and 6. I am a passionate and hardworking person. I have lots of experience teaching young students Mathematics and English and enjoy helping them do well in school and pass their 11+ exam! I went to a grammar school myself and achieved excellent GCSEs as well as A-levels, and I am currently studying Law at University. I want to be able to make that possible for others.

KS2/KS3: English, History, Maths GCSE: English, History, Psychology, Sociology A-Level: English, History Exam Board Experience: AQA, OCR, Pearson Edexcel (including iGCSE) About me: Entering the final year of my degree, I am a history student in the final year of my BA degree. I have significant experience in tutoring English Literature, Language, and History from primary to A Level, as well as Psychology and Maths up to GCSE, across multiple exam boards. I offer friendly, relaxed lessons tailored to the individual requirements of the pupil. Languages: German (A2/Elementary equivalent); French (beginner) Preferred student age group: KS2 and above