Muhammad K.

Hi, I am Ashbury! I am an encouraging Maths and Physics tutor currently studying Physics at the University of Edinburgh, with over a year of experience providing personalised one-to-one tuition at GCSE and A-level. I enjoy building strong connections with my students, helping them to strengthen their understanding, improve performance in STEM subjects, and ultimately reach their academic goals! My sessions are structured to consolidate key concepts while developing exam technique through guided exam-style questions and targeted practice. There is a strong focus on developing problem-solving and resilience that can be applied to independent practice. Additionally, I have an in-depth knowledge of Maths, Physics and Further Maths specifications and questions at GCSE and A-level from teaching and personal experience. I aim to create a supportive and encouraging environment where students feel free to ask any questions, so that they can build long-term confidence in their mathematical skills. I am currently in 2nd year of a 5-year Physics Integrated Masters at the University of Edinburgh, where I have received an A1 (equivalent to a 90%+ first) in all my modules so far. Previously, I attended Sir William Perkins School in Chertsey for all of secondary school, where I achieved 4A* in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Art A-level. My familiarity with mark schemes and exam technique aided in this and supports my tutoring significantly. At GCSE I achieved 10 Grade 9 GCSE's, including all three Sciences, Maths and Further Maths. Additionally, I was Head Prefect at SWPS and also supported tutoring internally, often working with a range of ages.

Hi! My name is Siham, 28. I have a university degree and I LOVE languages and Maths. Teaching is my job and my hobby. I am a qualified certified teacher, working full time as a teacher since 2019. I have experience teaching languages ( ESL, German, French, Arabic) and Mathematics both online and offline to children and adults. I have worked in the past as a teacher for a private school and for a couple of organizations online and offline. If you're looking for a long-term patient tutor, a fun and entertaining learning environment then I'm definitely the one for you. I am a good listener. I can help students overcoming their difficulties in learning languages such as memorizing particular words or rules. I'm here to help in every possible way that I can. I love to explore and dive into new cultures and experiences. I love to travel and meet with people from different parts of the world, when we all bring our differences and similarities, and celebrate them together. I love food so much 😋, music, dancing and painting. _________________________________________ I tutor: •Primary ENGLISH & MATHS: KS1 and KS2 Exams: year 2 and year 6 SATs •FRENCH & GERMAN: from KS2 to KS4. Exams: GCSE Exam preparation ( AQA and Edexcel) boards. •ARABIC: any. _________________________________________

Hello! My name is Eisha, and I am an undergraduate student in medicine at the University of Manchester. For the past three years, I have been providing Maths and 11+ tutoring. I attended a grammar school myself and studied Maths at both GCSE and A level, so I understand the demands of the subject and how to explain it clearly. I tailor each session to suit the student’s learning style, helping them build confidence, master key skills, and approach problems with ease. Whether your child is preparing for the 11+ or looking to strengthen their maths foundation, I’m here to support their progress every step of the way. Primary School: English and Maths, 11+ GCSE: Maths Exam Board Experience: AQA, OCR, Edexcel, UCAT, 11+ Languages: English, Punjabi (basic level) Preferred student age group: Primary, GCSE GCSE and A Level Maths: A* I am familiar with the 11+ entrance exam as I sat it myself and studied in a Grammar School.

Hi :) My name is Samee Chowdhury. I'm from London and currently a 5th year Medical student, and if there's one thing that medicine has taught me, it's how to break down complexity into something anyone can understand — and that's exactly what I bring to every tutoring session. I've been tutoring for several years across Primary, 13+, and GCSE level Maths, Science, and English, working with students from all ends of the spectrum; from high achievers pushing for top grades, to students with ADHD, autism, and other SEN needs. Every student is different, and I genuinely enjoy figuring out what clicks and what doesn't. My approach is straightforward: I'll be honest with you about where you are, realistic about what we can achieve together, and fully committed to squeezing the best out of your potential. No cookie-cutter lesson plans here. Every session is built around you, adapted in real time to what's working and what isn't. Outside of medicine and tutoring, football and sport are a huge part of who I am. That competitive drive, the will to improve, to push harder, to not settle is something I try to bring into my teaching. A little healthy competition and high expectations go a long way. I became a tutor for the same reason I'm becoming a Doctor; I genuinely want to help people get further than they thought they could. If you're willing to put the work in, I'll make sure it counts. I am currently studying medicine at university and wish to become a paediatric surgeon in the future. I obtained my GCSEs at Lister Community School achieving 9 A*-A and 2 B's. I attended Brampton Manor Academy for my A levels where I did Biology, Chemistry, Physics and AS level Mathematics. I am also familiar with the grammar school entry exams (11+) as I sat them myself as a child and have tutored kids for them in the past