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I am Roddy Clark Soco, a dedicated and enthusiastic chemistry teacher with a deep passion for making complex scientific concepts accessible and engaging for all students. My teaching approach combines online simulations, hands-on experiments, and real-world examples to bring chemistry to life and inspire curiosity. I believe in creating interactive lessons that promote active learning, encouraging students to think critically and make connections between theoretical knowledge and everyday applications. Additionally, I prioritize building a safe, supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new ideas, fostering both their academic growth and their confidence in science. I am a licensed Science teacher from the Philippines, specializing in Physical Sciences, particularly Chemistry and Physics. I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Science Education with a major in Physics and Chemistry, which I earned in 2014 from the University of San Carlos-Technological Center. During my internship, I had the valuable opportunity to train internationally at Jönköping University and Erik Dahlbergsgymnasiet in Jönköping, Sweden, which enriched my teaching perspective. With over a decade of experience teaching at a private school in the Philippines, I am deeply committed to fostering a thorough understanding of science through engaging, practical, and student-centered approaches.

Originally from Manchester, I now live in Scotland with my cat, Gus. My enthusiasm for literature drives me to explore a wide range of perspectives through various genres, from captivating dystopian tales to poignant poetry. Additionally, I have a keen interest in TV, film, and creative writing, which adds a touch of imagination to our lessons. Right now, I'm immersed in crafting a collection of short stories that delve into the intricacies of human connections. I've also got a novel in the works that's really close to my heart. Excitingly, I'm also exploring opportunities for doctoral research, aiming to deepen my knowledge and appreciation of literature and language. But most importantly, I'm here to help you unleash your creativity and deepen your love for English. Let's embark on this journey together! Hello!   I'm Ashleigh, and I'm thrilled to be your English tutor! With nearly a decade of tutoring experience, I'm here to navigate the complexities of language and literature alongside you. Whether we're dissecting Shakespearean prose or refining your creative writing skills, I aim to ensure that learning is both enriching and enjoyable. Here’s what I bring to the table: -GCSE English (KS3-KS4) (AQA Exam Board): I specialise in GCSE English, particularly tailored to the AQA exam board, but I’m adept at teaching English across the entire secondary education curriculum. Whether it’s analysing literature, mastering language skills, or acing exams, I’ve got you covered. -SQA English (National 5 and Higher): I’ve successfully guided students through the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) English courses at both National 5 and Higher levels. -Creative Writing: I offer engaging creative writing sessions where we’ll craft stories, poems, and explore language playfully. -Conversational English: Enhance your real-world communication skills. We’ll focus on conversational English, practical vocabulary, and cultural nuances. Whether you’re preparing for exams, seeking language enrichment, or simply passionate about words, I’m here to guide you. My academic journey includes earning two degrees from the University of Stirling: a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English Studies and a recent postgraduate degree in MLitt Creative Writing, where I graduated with distinction. This experience has deepened my understanding of storytelling and language, and I'm eager to share my insights with you, whether you're aspiring to be a novelist or simply aiming to enhance your conversational English skills.   Currently, I'm furthering my teaching expertise through a Level 5 TEFL course. Beyond tutoring, my passion for writing extends to being a published short story writer and poet, and I also freelance as an editor in my spare time.   Central to my teaching philosophy is fostering independent thinking and self-discovery. I firmly believe in empowering students to think critically and develop lifelong learning skills. My approach is professional yet relaxed, creating an environment where you feel encouraged to explore and express yourself freely.   Whether you're grappling with exam anxiety, brimming with creative energy, or seeking to deepen your appreciation for the English language, I'm committed to supporting you every step of the way.

Levels & Subjects I teach: Computer Science: GCSE & A-Level Physics: GCSE & A-Level Maths: GCSE & A-Level Maths Primary Exam Board Experience: AQA Languages: English Tamil Preferred student age group: Computer Science - year 9 and above Physics - any age Maths - any age About me: I'm a very creative person and my refreshing ideas help my students remember the new information more vividly. Studying is much more enjoyable once you understand the topics, and I’m here to help. I enjoy listening to music on the daily. Whatever the weather I love eating ice cream and it tastes better when its raining. My favourite season is winter, it opens up a whole new world to experience such as the Christmas market and winter treats. University: First year student at the University of Bristol A-Level: Physics Maths Computer Science GCSE: I did 12 GCSEs including: Physics Maths Further Maths Computer Science Experience: I have been a mentor to students in my Sixth Form years to GCSE students. In my GCSE I had tutored students in the younger years as well.

Hi! I'm Natalie, and I'm a 20-year old Politics student currently in my second year at Aberystwyth University. I'm offering tutoring for English (GCSE), Maths (at primary level), History (GCSE) and 11+ entrance exams. Though I might be young, I'm well-qualified, with 3 A Levels (ABB, History/Latin/Gov't & Politics) and 11 GCSEs (inc. Maths, English Language and English Literature). My education informs my style of teaching; thorough and clear, but always engaging and adaptive. I have experience with most of the major exam boards' course content, including AQA, WJEC and OCR. I'm originally from Liverpool, and attended The Blue Coat School in Wavertree for my secondary and sixth form education. I come from a disadvantaged background, and this helps me to understand the needs of students struggling with their education, emotions or engagement with others; I believe it is just as important to understand and connect with students as it is to help them achieve their potential. I tutor both at primary and GCSE level, but I have most experience in tutoring for 11+ exams; my secondary school was a selective grammar school, which I gained entry to in the top band. I am very familiar with the content of these exams and the techniques that can be used to prepare well for them. Outside of my work and studies, I'm engaged in politics, I like to keep fit and I enjoy a game of chess (this is not to say I win as often as I'd like, however!) Most importantly, I try to enjoy the time I spend doing anything, and I always strive for it to be the same for my students by making enjoyable and engaging lessons for them. My aim is to make hard work feel easy, and I look forward to meeting you to get started! I am currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Politics in my second year. My formal qualifications are as follows; - At A Level; A in History, B in Government and Politics, B in Latin - At GCSE; 11 GCSEs (9-1 grading scheme) including 8 in History and Maths and 6 in both English Language and Literature Additionally, I have around two and a half years of volunteer experience working with vulnerable adults as a foodbank assistant in Liverpool.