Kerry T.

I’m an undergraduate student at Queen’s University, Belfast where I am studying computer engineering. I tutor GCSE maths, physics and computer science, I try to help students develop problem solving and logical skills around these areas of study as well as an understanding of the course. I have A levels in Mathematics (A), Further Mathematics (A*), Physics (A*) and Computer science (A) with an AS level in chemistry (A). I have experience in teaching mathematics to a variety of age groups but mainly focus on secondary school students up to and including GCSEs.

I am a double masters in Physics and in Astrophysics. My recent masters is from University of Minnesota, US. I have strong mathematical, computational and statistics background as well. I love playing badminton and enjoy hiking.

Subjects I teach: Biology (GCSE, A-level, National 5, Higher, Advanced Higher) Chemistry (GCSE, A-level, National 5, Higher, Advanced Higher) Maths (GCSE, National 5, Higher) Physics (GCSE, National 5) Science (GCSE, National 5) Medicine (UKAT, BMAT, interviews and applications) Russian and Japanese (depending on level and goal of pupil, but have experience teaching Japanese from basics, so if you want to have a go at studying a language, get in touch!) I am ideally looking for GCSE/National 5 level pupils at the moment. I am a 5th-year medical student at University College London (UCL). In 2022, I gained a first-class honours degree in Immunology, Infection and Cell Pathology at UCL. I was additionally awarded the David Katz Project Presentation Prize for my Neuroscience research project at the Francis Crick Institute. I have attended seven schools in four countries (Munich, Berkley, Los Angeles, Tokyo, St Andrews), which gave me a wealth of experience with different educational systems. Prior to starting university, I worked for two years as a laboratory intern in one of the world-leading virology laboratories at the University of St Andrews, focussing on novel vaccines and antiviral treatments. I am bilingual (English and Russian), and also fluent in Japanese. I am a qualified Japanese-English translator and have worked as an online translator for many years. In my spare time, I enjoy playing tennis and had been a first-team captain of both the UCL medical women's team and the London inter-university teams. My strong academic background in mathematics, science, and languages, combined with my passion for helping students learn and achieve their goals, has resulted in a proven track record of success in tutoring students of all levels. - First-class honours degree in Immunology, Infection and Cell Pathology at UCL - Advanced Higher: Maths (A), Biology (A), Chemistry (A), English (A) - Higher: Maths (A), Biology (A), Chemistry (A), Physics (A), English (A), Russian (A), Economics (A) - A-level: Japanese (A*) - Certified LTA Line Umpire - Commendation of full colours for United Hospitals Lawn Tennis Club Women’s Captainship (2022) - Nuffield Research Certificate - Gold CREST Science Award - Tie for International Recognition in Science - UCL MBBS Commendation for Presentation on “Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare” (2020) - UCL MBBS School of Immunology and Infection Best All Round Participation Prize (2022) - UCL MBBS School of Immunology and Infection David Katz Project Presentation Prize (2022) for Neuroscience project at the Francis Crick Institute

Lower Level: Maths, English, Science, Verbal Reasoning GCSE: English Language and Literature, History, Politics, Religious Studies A-Level: English Literature, History, Politics, Religious Studies Oxford Prep: Can assist in interview preparation for Oxbridge applications, but also for students who may wish to take the Oxford History Aptitude Test Exam Board Experience: GL, CEM, and CSSE exam boards for 11+ AQA for English Language and Literature for GCSE, English Literature at A-Level Edexcel for History and Politics at both GCSE and A-Level OCR for Religious Studies at GCSE and A-Level Please note that I do not have experience tutoring children with dyslexia or extra special needs Languages: Native level speaker for English Preferred Student age groups: Primary level and GCSE level, though capable at A-level standards N.B. I do not have experience teaching children with dyslexia or learning disabilities I'm Ben a third-year History and Politics Student at Jesus College, Oxford. I've had a decent amount of experiencing tutoring beforehand and really enjoy working to create meaningful relationships with the students I tutor and hopefully help make their schoolwork a little bit more manageable and ideally fun. I'm into playing chess and quizzing, though I'm not fantastic at either, and really enjoy film watching and try to keep up with all the latest releases. I also enjoying keeping up to date with the news when I get the chance to see the latest developments in politics in both domestic and international spheres I went to Crowstone Preparatory School for Primary and then passed my eleven plus, going to Southend High School For Boys, a languages based grammar school in Essex. I then studied for my GCSEs, getting 9s in English Literature, English Language, History, Drama, Religious Studies, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, getting an 8 in Maths, A in ICT and a 6 in German. Following this I took four A-levels, getting A* in English, History, Politics, and Religious Studies. Finally, I applied to Oxford for a degree in History and Politics, focusing on the history, contemporary politics, and the international relations of the Middle East, upon which I also wrote my thesis. In 2023 I graduated with a 2:1 from Oxford University