Rabia M.

Hey, I’m Roshni and I'm a huge fan of science which is why I chose to tutor with GoStudent to help students like myself. I enjoyed 'most' of my subjects at school and I understand it can be hard to grasp some concepts of Science whether that be the difficult maths of Chemistry or the incredibly long and complex content of Biology. I've endured the emotional rollercoaster of having to balance all my exams with a million other things and have learnt a lot, I want to be able to help you with your journey to doing the best you can. As a tutor for GCSE Biology, Chemistry, and combined Science, I specialize in preparing students for the AQA exam board. I have achieved As and A*s in GCSE Science and Mathematics, and furthered my knowledge by studying Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology during Sixth Form. Throughout my academic journey, I have gained valuable insight into various revision methods and the most effective ways to study for different types of learners. I am eager to share my knowledge and support students in achieving their academic goals.

LEVELS AND SUBJECTS I TEACH: Lower Level: 11+, English, Maths, Science GCSEs: all 3 Sciences, Geography A - Levels: Biology, Chemistry, Geography EXAM BOARD EXPERIENCE: I am familiar with AQA, EDEXCEL (A & B), OCR (A & B), 11+ (CEM) ABOUT ME: I am an aspiring biology student who values tutoring as I myself have been able to exceed my personal goals with a tutor guiding me through my entire GCSE and A-level course. I am punctual and dedicated to my work, so high quality lessons and consistency are something that will always be delivered. I love swimming and travelling, alongside watching shows like anime and K-dramas. I also love reading and doing exercise by going to the gym :) Currently, I am a Biology student at the University of Southampton studying topics from human biology, conservation management and evolution. Throughout my GCSEs and A-Levels, I studied at Upton Court Grammar School which I had to pass my 11+ entrance exams for in year 6. During my time in sixth form, I studied Biology, Chemistry and Geography - three subjects I love.

I am currently an undergraduate student pursuing Medical physiology. I have been tutoring for the last 4 years and have experience tutoring biology, chemistry, physics and maths from primary to GCSE students. My tutoring style is tailored according to the students needs and I ensure to give my best to make learning fun, interactive and easy. currently a student at the University of Leicester studying Medical physiology. I took my GCSEs and A levels abroad in Qatar and secured a top achiever title from my year group. I have been tutoring both online and in person back in Qatar and I am continuing that here in the UK.

One of my favourite things to do is helping people learn. And not just forcefully learning and memorising, but learning in a way they understand. Learning in a way easiest and least challenging for them as an individual. I love teaching Maths because I think it’s amazing how there are so many different ways to get to the correct answer. So even if you might not understand how one way works, that’s absolutely okay because that’s not the only way to the answer. Whichever way works for you in understanding how to get to the answer, is the way we’ll figure out and work with together. And once we do it together, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to do it independently. That being said, I also love Biology and Chemistry because science is also great. And believe it or not, but the answers are usually easier to find than you’d think. Whether you're wanting to excel and get the top grade, or wanting to pass a subject you're not really in love with, I think everyone has the potential to achieve what they want and continue to advance forward in life. Including you. Whether you believe it or not, you have the potential and ability to succeed. Even if you might need a little help or nudge in seeing that ability, that’s absolutely fine – and I would love to be that person to help give you that encouragement in seeing your potential. We've got this. You’ve got this!