Michael P.

Hello! I'm Vince Hendrick Carangan, a dedicated Mathematics teacher with nine years of experience in fostering a love for math in students of all levels. Throughout my teaching journey, I have had the privilege of helping students not only excel academically but also develop confidence in their mathematical abilities. One of my passions is training students for math competitions, where they can challenge themselves, apply what they've learned, and grow their skills in a competitive environment. Recently, two of my students achieved an incredible accomplishment by winning gold medals in an international math competition, a proud moment that reflects their dedication and our shared commitment to excellence. Witnessing their success has been a rewarding reminder of the impact that teaching and mentorship can have. Currently, I am pursuing my Master’s degree in Mathematics to deepen my expertise and bring even more value to my students. This advanced study allows me to continually refine my teaching methods, enriching the learning experiences of every student I work with.

Hii! My name is Suzi :) I'm currently an undergraduate student studying Pharmacy at the University of Nottingham. I love cats and like to play video games! I have tutored from KS1 to KS5 for around 4 years and found it incredibly exciting. I'd love to share my experience and get the best out of students while still having lots of fun :)

Lower level: Maths, English, Geography, Biology GCSE: English, Geography, Design and Technology A-Level: Geography, Design and Technology Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, 11+ Languages: English, Malayalam (fluent in both) Preferred student age group: Primary, GCSE About me: I am a student at the University of Southampton doing my bachelor's degree in Marketing. I enjoy playing netball and am part of a dance group at the university. I also enjoy scrapbooking in my free time and love traveling!

GCSE: English Literature and Language A Level: English Literature and Language Experience with: Welsh and English schooling system Preferred student age group: Primary level Ever since my parents introduced me to the world of Roald Dahl and Beatrix Potter, my love for English language and literature has exponentially increased. Before moving to London for university, I lived on a farm in Wales with my family - and many cats! Due to babysitting my two younger cousins for the last five years, I have realised that I love to work with children. I am in awe of their ability to view the world from a perspective so different from the regular adult we encounter every day. My favourite book of all time is 'Silence of the Girls' by Pat Barker. This novel is an essential read, not only for women, but also the male population. It illustrates how the current state of affairs within the international sphere replicates modern day phenomena, with violence against women repeatedly being used as a weapon of war. Thus, my interest in gender-based scholarly studies and the international feminist movement is continually growing. Whilst I love to read in my spare time, I also enjoy singing and meeting new people. However, when I am not singing or socialising, I enjoy playing table tennis and badminton with my older brother. Not only this, but I love fashion and keeping up with the latest trends. Whilst I enjoy keeping active, as illustrated by my part-time lifeguarding job throughout secondary school, seeking the greatest bargains in charity shops is something I could not live without. I am easily distracted by stories, both fictional and non-fictional, and I hope I can bring a fresh and compelling perspective to GoStudent! Education: London School of Economics and Political Science I grew up on a farm in the middle of Wales, attending both primary and secondary school in my neighbouring town. After achieving six A*s, one A and one B in my GCSEs, I was very intrigued to discover how A Level education could continue to challenge me. After receiving three As and an A* in my A Levels (the A* being in English literature and language), I decided to go to the London School of Economics and Political Science to study Politics and International Relations. Despite not studying English in university, I have found that the endless essays I was required to produce have undoubtedly contributed to the continuous improvement of my English skills, and my love for English in general. I have completed my first year in university and look forward to returning to see what second year has to offer! Despite currently being in higher education, I am certainly very excited by the prospect of teaching younger children and helping them to discover how English can be fun! Of course, education is about learning and discovering our strengths, and how we can improve in other weaker areas to enable us to be the best possible version of ourselves! However, if we are not enjoying ourselves when learning, this obviously makes education seem less inviting! Thus, I am a passionate advocate of ensuring that education is not only enlightening, but also enjoyable and fun. I often babysit my two younger cousins and I love to read to them all of my favourite books as a child, as well as teach them new and impressive words they can use in school to show off to the class!