Sheila M.

Passionate and friendly Chemical Engineering student who can help you achieve whatever grade you desire! I love to share my knowledge with others, and not only will I improve your results, but I can also provide additional resources to help you learn in hopes of maximising your potential. Teaching GCSE Maths, Chemistry, Physics and A-Level Maths in the UK Due to my experience in service, I believe I have the patience and communicative skills necessary to deliver effective lessons to people of all ages. I could never judge a person’s ability (we’ve all got to start somewhere!) and can take all the time needed to work through a topic. I treat all my students fairly and equally and want to make students feel comfortable so that they have the confidence to raise any query they have, therefore making them a great learner. In school, I had a good experience with exams and can improve your exam technique and revision skills alongside the content. I won’t skim over important details and will also not teach you something irrelevant, ensuring the lesson is given as efficient as possible with the limited time we have. Grade 9 in GCSE Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Computer Science, Geography and Business Studies Grade 7 in GCSE Religious Studies and Grade 6 in English Language and English Literature A* in A-Level Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Further Maths Currently studying for a Masters in Chemical Engineering - Predicted a 1st class degree

I am a 3rd year medical science student at De Montfort University. My favourite subject was Maths. I aim to become a physician's associate after completing my masters and working in the paediatrics department sometime in the future. I teach differently catering for each student differently and to create a positive comfortable learning experience! GCSEs: German - 9 Maths - 9 Chemistry - 8 Physics - 8 English Language - 8 Biology - 7 English Literature - 7 Drama - 7 IT (BTEC) - D* Alevels: Maths - D Biology - D Chemistry- D EPQ - B Currently a third year university student for medical science.

Hello! My name is Amar and I'm studying Physics at the University of Manchester. Teaching Maths and Physics is something I've enjoyed doing here and there during school, but I'd like to take it a step further and offer my insight and abilities to any students who could benefit from them. Having scored an A* in Maths and an A in Physics at A-Level, I am confident that I can effectively tutor these subjects. Outside of academia I'm an avid guitar player, a hobby of mine is writing music, comprising solo works and songs for my band. I'm a big football fan too, my favourite club is Liverpool FC. YNWA! 11 GCSEs at Tiffin School, Kingston (2016-21). Maths (9), Physics (9), Biology (9), Chemistry (9), Maths (9), English Literature (8), English Lang. (8), French (9), Spanish (9), Religion & Philosophy (9), Design & Technology (9). 3 A Levels at Tiffin School, Kingston (2022-23). Maths (A*), Physics (A), Chemistry (A). I have been part of several programmes in school, teaching Maths and Physics to GCSE students who need extra assistance. I am due to be part of a similar programme in my 2nd year at university, helping the new first-years with their Physics studies.

Levels & subjects I teach: Lower Level: Maths and Science GCSE: Maths and Science Exam Board experience: Edexcel Mathematics AQA Science Languages: English Fluently Spanish Intermediate Preferred Student age group: GCSE Primary About me: Hi my name is Glenda I am a medical student with A* GCSE grades and 3 years of experience in tutoring. When it comes to teaching, I believe in making learning fun and engaging. Some of my hobbies include art, singing, gym and basketball. I also enjoy learning spanish and travelling. Since being at university I have also found new interests in cooking and watching football. I have qualifications in GCSE and A-level and am a current Medicine undergraduate. I have years of experience tutoring students of different levels and ages. My lessons are suitable for a range of learners, from primary school students to GCSE students typically in Maths, English and Science.