Sina J.

Lower Level: Maths, Physics, Computer Science GCSE: Maths, Physics, Computer Science A-Level: Maths, Physics Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR & Cambridge NSAA SND Experience: Dyslexia Preferred Student Age Group: Happy to teach any age group. I will be starting a physics MPhys degree at Durham University in September 2022. Achievements • Won the international U18 Rocketry Championship • Achieved a Diamond (Top 50) in Cambridge University’s Isaac Physics challenge • Competed in the Physics Olympiad and twice at the West Yorkshire maths championship Hobbies I've been playing tennis for 10 years now and last year started playing badminton and squash as well. I also complete coding projects through online websites. Education 2018 GCSEs North Halifax Grammar School, Halifax, UK • 8 in: Physics, Maths, History and English Language • 7 in: Biology, Chemistry, English Literature, RE and Computer Science 2020 A-levels North Halifax Grammar School, Halifax, UK • A* in: Physics, Maths and Further Maths • B in: Computer Science Work History 09-2019 – 05-2020 Tutor RTQ, Yorkshire, Halifax, Hebden Bridge • Collaborated with students to complete homework assignments, identify lagging skills and correct weaknesses • Planned lessons for allotted time slot 09-2019 – 05-2020 Volunteer Tutoring for disadvantaged Students ATQ, Yorkshire, Halifax, Hebden Bridge • Identified learning needs and created specific lesson plans around an individual’s constraints

Hi, my name is Matthew and I am currently studying biochemistry at university. I have helped and tutored other students in my past classes and am now teaching GCSE biology and chemistry for Edexcel as well as A-level AQA biology and OCR chemistry, but I am also open to other exam boards. I also have other hobbies such as going to the gym and kickboxing as well as travelling when able to. In my GCSEs, I received 8s and 9s in the majority of my subjects with a 9 in biology and chemistry. I then went to achieve 3 A-levels in maths, biology and chemistry whilst also participating in the biology Olympiad. I am now a first year university student studying for a degree in biochemistry.

University Instructor, guiding BA students in foundational English courses, and PhD Scholar in English -Preferred Age Group: Above Year 6 (Native & EFL/ESL) -Main Focus: AQA/OCR/Edexcel GCSE, AS, and A Levels -IELTS exam board In my four years of teaching, I’ve noted that most GCSE students overlook contextual understanding, critical thinking, time management, study habits, exam techniques, expression, and real-life application. With over 60 students in 2024, I’ve developed a unique program to support them both theoretically and practically in their language and literature studies. Simply put, I know what I'm doing. Language is not just a tool for communication, it's rather a reflection of how we see ourselves, our world and culture. I recently published my thesis on sexism and gender bias to help promote social justice by teaching politically correct language. In light of my recent research I learned that each student has a unique mind and uses different techniques to learn. Hence, my responsibility entails guiding each individual to unlock their complete potential. In my free time, I’m captivated by football, traveling, and a bit of gaming, which provides a refreshing break from my scholarly activities. ✩Valedictorian Education: PhD Candidate MA High distinction researcher: Sociopragmatics & Classroom Research ✩Attained the top position in Bachelor's degree studies specializing in English Linguistics and Literature ✩Secured the highest ranking in both Masters 1 and Masters 2 studies focusing on Linguistic Research ✩Holder of a Bachelor's degree in Education and recipient of a Teaching Diploma (Masters 1) Participation in Seminars/Webinars: • Attended Oxford University Press' Webinar on Writing Approaches with Fusion in Mind • Engaged in Noam Chomsky's Webinar addressing Modern Linguistics • Actively participated in Stephen Krashen's Webinar discussing Writing and Publishing • Enriched understanding through "The Art of Complaint: Managing Conflicts" seminar • Explored Nonviolent Communication in a dedicated session • Conducted a seminar focused on the topic of Linguistic Sexism

Being a medical student has its own difficulties that will challenge your methods of revision and its rigorous workload has made me more efficient in establishing better routines and study methods. My educational career thus far has equipped me with the skills to breakdown difficult concepts and tackle confusing topics together with my students. The calm and light hearted demeanour with which I approach my lessons have kept my students confident to always approach me no matter how silly they think a question or doubt may be. This then works synergistically to help me understand their concerns and what I need to focus on more on to help attain my students’ targets. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind so I keep myself busy with activities I enjoy like rugby, football, table tennis, photography, hiking and channelling my inner Gordan Ramsay. ✅ A 4th Year Medical Student with 5+ years of tutoring experience offering engaging & bespoke lessons! I completed my GCSEs with 12 A*-B grades and studied Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Psychology for A Levels at Newham Collegiate Sixth Form where they consistently send students to Ivy League and Russell Group universities like Cambridge, Oxford, King’s College, LSE etc. and prides itself in being one of the best sixth forms in London for student outcomes. I moved to the U.K. from India with my family in 2012 and I was placed in all the bottom set classes at school where I was faced with an unfamiliar syllabus and a foreign culture. I pride myself in working hard to reach the top sets and being able to complete my GCSEs with top grades. This has set the tone in my ethos and approach to learning to be proactive while being efficient.