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Hello! My name's Tom and I'm currently studying Politics and International Relations at the University of Bath. I love reading, board games and anything chocolatey. I've been tutoring for around 3 years now and have plenty of experience as both a tutor and mentor, I just love it! Currently studying Politics and International Relations at the University of Bath A*, A*, A at A Level in Politics, English and Media Studies with an A in EPQ 12 GCSEs including English and Maths at Grade 8, History and Media Studies at Grade 9 Explorer Scout Leader, Team Manager for a development Rugby Sevens team, supporting young people and giving opportunities to those who would otherwise get the chance to do so. Volunteered for the Hants & IOW Youth Commission, voicing young people's issues at the County level in the office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Hello there! Chilean girl living in Portugal. Teaching Spanish on GoStudent. It's not important how old are you, but the level of passion you have for learning this very useful language. I also understand that students do not want to be stuck on a live tutoring session, that's why I try to make my classes fun and simple, with a little bit of challenge in between. I've been teaching since I can possibly remember, and that's around 12 years now! It makes the perfect balance for my Business job.

I have a passion for teaching Maths, Chemistry and Physics at both GCSE and A-level. I am able to teach students of any age, but would preferably teach students learning at GCSE and A-level. I enjoy teaching swimming and I am a black belt in kickboxing. A-level : A* in Further maths, maths, chemistry and physics. GCSE: 9 in Further maths, maths, chemistry, physics, biology, English literature and language, history, Spanish and computer science.

I am a recent graduate in Economics and Politics from the University of Manchester. My work history includes hospitality, pizza delivery and baby sitting as well as a summer internship as a campaign aid and assistant to Sir Ed Davey. I’ve decided to remain in Manchester after my graduation to work and save up enough money to go travelling next summer. I found it really rewarding to build meaningful connections with kids I’ve looked after during my time babysitting. Sports are my main passion as I play multiple times. Alongside my final year of studies I ran a departmental football team for my university and currently play three times a week. I also play pick-up basketball quite regularly and have recently started playing padel once a week (would highly recommend, it’s very fun). Outside of sports, I am a self-proclaimed foodie. I enjoy cooking complex and elaborate meals especially when it’s for other people. I’m well travelled having visited a plethora of countries in all the continents bar South America and Antarctica. In my spare time I also enjoy reading, going on walks in the peak district and playing video games with my friends. On top of my interest in politics, I am very interested in history. the history of warfare. Over the past 3 years, when not at university I have lived in South London with my parents, little brother and our labrador Bella. I look forward to meeting all my future students and sharing my enthusiasm for all my chosen subjects. I started my primary school education in Stockwell before moving to Streatham Hill in year 1 where I was placed at Hitherfield. During year 5 and 6 I was fortunate enough to be tutorted myself in 11+ entrance exams for multiple grammar schools across london. Despite being offered multiple scholarships I opted to go to Dunraven Secondary School where I obtained my GCSE’s getting one 9, three 7’s including maths and english, five 6’s and one 5. During my time I also learnt how to play the saxophone achieving a grade 5 and also completed an ECDL course. I then was granted a place at Dunraven Sixth Form to complete my A-levels. I studied Economics, Business and Politics achieving A,A,B respectively. These results helped facilitate my place to study (BA) Economics and Politics at the University of Manchester where I studied for three years. In July 2024 after much hard work, I graduated with a 2nd class honours completing my academic journey thus far. I would describe my specialist areas as being economics and politics however I am well versed in business as well having my own personal interests in the subject having studied it as an A level. I also feel well adept to teach 11+ entrance exams. Having been on the other end of it I understand all the frustrations and feelings students will have towards their revision at a time where it may be difficult to see the bigger picture. I’m sure I can use this understanding to help my students maintain determination and grit.