Silena K.

Hi, my name is David Adebanjo and I am a third-year, going on my master's next year, studying mechanical engineering at the University of Leicester. I play American Football for the Leicester Longhorns and in my free time, I enjoy going to the gym or reading. I am very enthusiastic about being able to spread knowledge to others.

Since a very young age, I have been passionate about Maths and Physics and I love to share my knowledge. I am predicted an A* in Maths, Physics and Further Maths and an A in Chemistry. Since age 14, I volunteered as a swim teacher at my club and I've taught swimming professionally since qualifying with Swim England, age 16. My hobbies include football, kick boxing and gaming. I have just completed my first year at the University of Manchester where I study Physics. I achieved an A* in Maths, Physics and Further Maths and an A in Chemistry in my A-levels. In my GCSEs, I achieved a grade 9 in Maths, Physics, Chemistry; an A* (with distinction) in Further Maths and a grade 8 in Computer Science and Biology.

GCSE: At GCSE, I am available to tutor Maths, Chemistry, and, Biology. At GCSE, I achieved 9 A* in; Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business Studies, Digital technology, English, and, Religious Education. I achieved an A in GCSE German. At A level, I achieved an A* in Maths, Chemistry, and, Biology. Exam Board: I completed all my GCSEs and A levels under the Northern Ireland CCEA exam board (NICCEA i.e. Northern Ireland Council for the Curriculum, Examinations & Assessment). Experience with: I have experience of the NICCEA and AQE system; at GCSE and A level, and, 11+ level respectively. I have experience tutoring a student for the 11+ exam, who completed the exam and got into his first choice (grammar) school. I have also experience working as a classroom assistant for ages 5-7, teaching them basic maths and money skills; helping them to really grasp the basics. I do not really have a preference with regards to age group or subject. About me: I am a 21 year old, second year Medical student at Trinity College Dublin. I am a football enthusiast; both as a player and a fan, and, also work with 11-13 year olds as a teacher in my church Sunday school. I also play a bit of piano after achieving up to Grade 6, although this is more of a hobby than a real skill in all honesty! I am a logical thinker and good communicator; with a large emphasis on being able to understand the question and the problem and then being able to solve it. For certain age groups, I will be using past paper questions to help build technique in answering common questions and, therefore, a create a strong foundation for more difficult questions. However, it is imperative topics are understood before they are tested so more fundamental teaching will always be put in place before questions. Apart from GCSEs and A levels, I don’t have any other ‘main’ qualifications but I’ve achieved Gold in a UKMT Maths Challenge and also completed the Chemistry Olympiad at A level. I also completed optional Scholarship exams at Trinity College Dublin, and am now a funded Medical Scholar for the rest of my degree. I have also completed the medical entrance exams, achieving 3180 99th percentile in UCAT, and 189 95% percentile in HPAT. I’ve Also completed a 5 week online course on Airway management in Intensive care and emergency situations; tied in very well with my love of Medicine

Hi! My name is Keith and I'm currently a high school teacher in Madrid, Spain. I speak English, Spanish, and French and love traveling the world, eating pastries, and taking care of my plant collection. I also love technology, watching TV, making sourdough bread, beach trips, and spending time with my friends and family. It's great to meet you! What would you like to learn?