Raja W.

Not only have I been given the opportunity to tutor subjects I love, I have also been given the opportunity to share my passion of English and History with students who want to achieve the best exam results they possibly can. English and history have always been subjects I have taken to naturally, achieving A* in Literature and History at A-Level, however, I have really struggled in other subjects where I found it difficult to comprehend the information taught to me. Because of this, I have patience and empathy in teaching areas you may not be 100% assured in and I am able to adapt teaching styles to ensure I deliver information effectively to give the best learning experience possible. I can plan lessons according to what you feel you need to work on, ranging from homework tasks, knowing course content or exam technique. For reference, I studied Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, Jekyll and Hyde and Power and Conflict poetry at GCSE. I studied Othello, Death of a Salesman, Oliver Twist, When Will there be Good News and Tragedy and Crime poetry at A-Level. In History GCSE I studied: Medicine through time, The Cold War, Elizabethan England, Weimar and Nazi Germany, and The Western Front. At A-Level I studied Poverty and Public Health in England, Russia from Lenin to Yeltsin, and the Origins of WW1 for coursework. Sometimes the hardest thing in exams is knowing the answers but struggling to put ideas on paper for fear of it being incorrect. I aim to inspire confidence in everyone I tutor to ensure exam questions can be tackled with assurance and not apprehension. I am not just a tutor, I am a supporter who is rooting for you all the way and I have seen the benefits of a little encouragement going a long way. Lower Level: English and History GCSE: English Literature, Language and History A-Level: English Literature and History I am currently a Law student at the University of Manchester looking to maintain and share my passion of English and History to students who want to achieve the best grades they possibly can. My goal is to motivate students to want to learn and be enthusiastic about their studies. I therefore make it my mission to make lessons as engaging as possible with students feeling a sense of achievement once the lesson has ended in the work they have done and the ideas they have offered.

Hello, my name is Aryan Daiya. I am a software engineer degree apprentice working at Capgemini after completing my A-levels in math physics and computer science. The subjects I teach: A-level and GCSE Computer Science GCSE Mathematics GCSE Physics My teaching philosophy is that I believe in breaking down complex concepts into smaller and manageable tasks, so students can get a deeper understanding. While doing this, I make learning enjoyable because I believe if a student enjoys learning, they can achieve their full potential. I pride myself on my ability to convey ideas clearly and to be patient in their progress. And to make sure I understand the students' content thoroughly. I strive to create an atmosphere where my students can ask questions with confidence and understand the material very well. A levels: Computer Science: A* Mathematics: A Physics: A GCSE: Mathematics: 9 Physics: 9 Computer Science: 9 Business: 8 Chemistry: 8 Biology: 8 PE: 8 English Language: 8 English Literature: 8 Citizenship: 8 Certifications in Cloud Computing Side Projects in Computer Science Work Experience in Engineering

Levels and subjects- Lower level: Years 3-6; Subjects English, Science, Cantonese, History GCSE/high school: Year 7-11 ; Subjects English (Language and Literature), Biology, Chemistry, History A-level: Biology only Piano & Music Theory: All levels/ grades 1-8 Exam Board experience all levels- Science (Mainly Biology and Chemistry)- AQA, OCR, Edexcel, WJEC English- WJEC, AQA, OCR, Edexcel History- AQA, Edexcel Additional Languages- Cantonese (Chinese) - Intermediate to high German - Elementary Preferred student age group- Primary: Years 3-6 GCSE: All years A-Level: All years (biology) Coming from an ethnic Chinese background, I appreciate different cultural backgrounds, and I believe this filters through into my style of tutoring in realising each student's needs. With every session, I aim to keep topics relatable and enjoyable for my students and also to make them understand why this particular topic is relevant to them. As I believe, this understanding is half of the learning journey that they need to make. Currently, I am pursuing my aspiration of a career in medical research. I am studying Pharmacology at the University of Reading which has enforced the importance of always striving to learn; so I encourage my students to embrace learning. Studying the medical field has highlighted the importance of teaching and learning: in particular explaining concepts in a manner that will enable a deeper understanding. As an individual who enjoys a problem solving challenge, of which I have demonstrated during my many voluntary pursuits, including at a school and at a hospital, I have communicated with a wide range of individuals. So, in establishing a student's needs, I understand the issues they are facing and find solutions to their problems. Guiding a student through revision is no easy task as no student learns in the same format. Presenting the student with ideas and having them put these into practice is what I aim for to prepare them for exams. Education: Currently studying my second year of undergraduate Pharmacology at the University of Reading. Completed and taken part in an employment and development award alongside my degree. Additional qualifications: Piano performance grade 8 with merit Passed music theory grade 5

I am currently a law student at the University of Sussex and I am in my second year. I am originally from Guildford in Surrey. I enjoy playing netball and riding horses in my spare time. I look forward to meeting you and helping you through the amazing subjects I teach. :) Lower level: Chemistry GCSE: Chemistry A Level: Chemistry and Law I have an A level in both Law and Chemistry and achieved a grade A in both. I also achieved a 9 in GCSE Chemistry. I am currently a second year law student doing an LLB Law degree. Therefore I have studied chemistry for a total of 7 years and have studied law in further detail for 3 years so far.