Sanya N.

Levels and subjects you teach: I can teach maths at A level and lower Exam boards experience: AQA , Edexcel Preferred student age group: GCSE/A Level I use my communication skills to effectively explain complex concepts in simple terms. My responsibility in my role, is to assist students when help is required. I have gained skills in time management and teamwork. Also I have experienced professionalism and have had to be flexible and resilient to complete a given task. Dedicated professional student currently studying towards A Mathematics degree at Queen Mary University of London. Having achieved such excellent grades at GCSE and A level, I now move with care and passion in my studies, allowing myself to be prepared for upcoming challenges I may face, ensuring that I always perform to the best of my ability. My motivated mentality to always achieve the best I can, will aid my journey to a successful and secure career.

Lower level- Maths, biology and chemistry GCSE- Maths, biology and chemistry A-level- Biology and Chemistry About me: I am in my final year studying Biochemistry at University of Birmingham and I will be attending Imperial College London in September to continue my studies toward a masters degree in applied biosciences and biotechnology. I am a very ambitious student always eager to learn and share my knowledge with others. Over the years I have built up many skills that have enabled me to become a good tutor. I am a positive person, very organised with an in depth knowledge about my subjects. I am adaptable and can cater to all students of all levels with previous experience in tutoring my friends and family over the years. My sister is currently doing GCSE in all three subjects so I am aware about the exam curriculums and have a lot of practice with exam style questions. I also enjoy to spend time with children as I previously used to volunteer for my local scout association where I would teach the children new skills in order to acquire their badges.

Hello, my name is Aasim. I am currently a 5th year medical student aspiring to one day become an orthopaedic surgeon. I went to secondary school and sixth form in London , after which I took a gap year and started Medicine at university afterwards. During my gap year I spent time working as an HCA at the Royal London Hospital as well as tutoring some of my family friends' children for chemistry and maths. I also spent a fair amount of time pursuing my own hobbies and interests such as drawing, reading and football which I try to play once a week with my friends. I like to incorporate visual aids in my lessons as I, myself, am a very visual learner. I also like to maintain a light-hearted environment when teaching my students, often employing humour during my lessons as I feel that it can make the student more relaxed and enables them to learn and absorb concepts in a stress-free environment. After covering a particular topic, I often go through questions together with students so that they can apply their knowledge in a practical setting which is what they will have to do in their exams after all. GCSEs (2016): Maths = A* Further Maths = A* Biology = A* Chemistry = A* Physics = A* English Lang. = A* English Lit. = A* Religious Studies = A* History = A* Art = A* Spanish = A* A-levels (2018): Biology: A* Chemistry: A* Maths: A* Further Maths: A Psychology: A

I am a masters student at the University of Liverpool studying Infection and Immunity and have a 1st class (Hons) degree in Microbiology from the University of Reading. My interests include immunology, cellular biology, biochemistry, and genetics which I believe I'll be particularly suited to teach at both GCSE and A level studies. Outside of studying, I enjoy reading science fiction and exploring the record shops. MSc: currently studying Infection and Immunity at the University of Liverpool. BSc: 1st Class (Hons) in Microbiology from the University of Reading. A-levels: Biology (A), Psychology (A), Physics (C). GCSEs: one 9, four 7’s, three 6’s. Particularly knowledgable in genetics, cellular biology (and microbiology), and anatomy.