Salman A.

I am an English Intervention Tutor in a UK secondary school, with a BA in English with Creative Writing. I have a National Tutoring Programme certificate and I am also TEFL qualified. I have over two years’ experience of tutoring and over two years’ experiences as a TEFL teacher. I know that the road to higher education is not easy. In fact, GCSE and A-level years were really tough for me. I know things can be overwhelming at this level and I aim to do everything I can to help students along the way. With lots of hard work, I managed to achieve A*s in both A Level and GCSE English. I also achieved best in my year in my undergraduate degree. I would love to use the skills I have learnt to help students achieve the grades they want. I will personalise the lesson to you and your particular exam specification. I will do my own homework for each lesson, making sure I am familiar with mark schemes and set texts. For TEFL students, I take a personal approach, assessing your most important goals and tailoring lessons to these goals. I try to incorporate elements of reading, writing and speaking into each lesson. In my spare time I enjoy reading, writing, learning Spanish and watching football. I promise to be a reliable, hard-working and personal tutor.

Subjects I teach: Lower level: English, Maths, Science GCSE: Maths, Combined/Triple Science A-Level/Btech: Biology Languages: English, Yoruba Exam board experience: OCR, AQA, EDEXCEL I am an easy-going, attentive student studying an integrated master's in MBiol Biochemistry. I am 20 years old, Nigerian and live in London but attend university in Nottingham. I occasionally play football, run track and love watching anime. I have 3 A-levels: Biology, Chemistry and Physics, achieving an ABB in that order. I also achieved grades ranging from 8-6 in my GCSEs. Mathematics, Triple Science, English Language and Literature, Geography, Business and Religious Studies. Currently, I am in full-time education at University of Nottingham, studying MBiol Biochemistry

I'm Ehren (Awkward name to pronounce for the first time I know!) Originally I'm from South Wales but have since moved to York for my studies. I am currently working towards a Masters in Computer Science. Id like to think I'm easy to get on with, creating a comfortable environment for anyone who is anxious about their studies! Currently studying: Meng Computer Science with Cyber Security at the University of York (Currently on track for a first!) Previously studied Maths and Physics at A level, achieving A's in both. 4 day Cyber First - Cyber security bootcamp (SCQF Level 5)

"Hello! I am a proud graduate of the University of Cambridge, where my academic journey deepened my fascination with the complexities of life sciences. Currently, I am immersed in the field of cancer biology, where my research aims to unravel the mysteries of this formidable disease. My passion for medical research is not just confined to the lab; I am equally enthusiastic about sharing my knowledge and insights with others. Through tutoring, I aspire to ignite a similar passion for science in my students, helping them to see the beauty and intricacies of biology. My approach to teaching is patient, engaging, and tailored to each student's unique learning style. Whether you're grappling with the basics or delving into advanced topics, I am here to guide you on your educational journey." I have a diverse academic background in the life sciences, beginning with my dual degree program where I earned both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Biotechnology from the Vellore Institute of Technology in India. Following this, I pursued and completed my Master's degree in Cancer Biology at the University of Melbourne in Australia, further specializing my expertise in the field of life sciences. My academic journey continued in England, where I achieved a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Cambridge, showcasing my broad and deep engagement with both the theoretical and practical aspects of biotechnology, cancer research, and clinical neurosciences across three continents.