Tasneem A.

I have over 5 years experience with tutoring younger children, from primary school ages to GCSE, whether you may need help with your reading, writing or just want help with approaches to your exam questions. I always make sure that my lessons are fun and interactive, nothing too serious. I believe every lesson needs to tailored around how YOU learn, don't be shy to suggest any weird and wonderful methods you'd loved in the past. A bit about me: I have recently graduated with a Masters in Directing and Producing Television Entertainment. I also have an Undergraduate Degree in Creative Writing and Film Studies. Happy to help any students with their English Language, Literature or Creative Writing.

At a lower level: I can teach the English language, explore literature, and aid phonetic and grammatical acquisition. At GCSE level: I can teach all aspects of English language and literature, including books, poetry and creative writing. I am familiar with a range of exam boards. I can help students whom are struggling with their exams, subject matter and can teach correct paragraph formatting. A-Level (IB): I can teach all aspects of English language and literature. I can help students whom are struggling with exams and can teach correct essay formatting, discourse analysis and answering evaluation questions. Exam Board Experience: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Eduqas, entrance exams and 11+ schooling. Languages: English is my native language. SND Experience: I have experience mentoring primary SND students with their English abilities. Preferred student age group: Any! About me: My name is Isabelle. I am a UK student, at the University of Nottingham. I have a degree in BA English language and literature and have a strong passion towards English and helping others! I am a kind, considerate and patient person who finds tutoring to be a very rewarding profession. My interests include: video games, tv series, hiking, learning languages, and participating in University sports such as volleyball and archery. I have fantastic primary schooling experience where I taught students and improved their English language and literature acquisition, confidence and skill sets. At this school, I assisted with English comprehension, creative writing and exploration, phonetic acquisition, correct grammatical functions, lexical formatting. And mentored students with learning and behavioural disabilities. I am a very adaptable person and I understand the importance of a structured yet fun lesson that can tailor to the needs of a student! My English language and literature degree enables me to have a wide range of skills to better help any struggling students; I am familiar with many key texts, poems and essay/examination questions at GCSE and A-Level and through my course, have learnt numerous teaching theories of Second Language Acquisition. Therefore, I am also equipped to help any international students that are learning English as a foreign language. Below are my qualifications pertaining to English: GCSE English language: A GCSE English literature: A* A-level English language and literature: A* BA English Language and Literature degree

Hi! My name is Alina, I'm a second-year medical student at the University of Liverpool! I took A-level bio, chem, and politics, and achieved A*AA respectively. I would love to be able to help you achieve similar grades or even better! My tutoring style is through PowerPoint and exam-style practice, but I'm super flexible, and will work to what best helps you! Hope I can help you do great this exam season :) A level grades: A* in OCR A A level Biology, A in AQA A level Chemistry, A in Edexcel Government and Politics. GCSE grades: Grade 9 in AQA Biology, Chemistry, and Physics + Grade 9s in Maths, English language, German, Art, RS and Geography. Current Medical student - successful in 2022-23 application cycle.

Hey there! I’m Dwight, a passionate tutor dedicated to teaching Math and Physics in a way that’s interactive, enjoyable, and connected to real-world applications. My curiosity drives me to explore topics involving mysteries, critical thinking, and meaningful questions, which I weave into my lessons to make them both engaging and thought-provoking. Beyond teaching, I’m a big Marvel fan and love diving into the stories of superheroes, finding inspiration in their journeys. I also enjoy reading books, watching documentaries on space exploration and technology, and experimenting with home-cooking. Exploring new recipes not only fuels my creativity but also encourages me to try new things—both in and out of the kitchen! These hobbies shape how I view the world and bring a unique perspective to my teaching approach. My philosophy is centered on developing problem-solving skills and fostering curiosity, empowering students to not only succeed academically but also approach life’s challenges with confidence and enthusiasm. As a Professional Civil Engineer specializing in Structural Engineering, my academic journey has been a testament to my passion for STEM. From an early focus on math and science during my post-secondary education to earning my professional license, I’ve always been driven to explore and excel in these fields. My dedication was evident through active participation in prestigious competitions, including math quizzes and science olympiads, where I honed my problem-solving and analytical skills. Beyond the classroom, I immersed myself in hands-on projects and collaborative initiatives, allowing me to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges. These experiences not only deepened my understanding but also ignited a passion for teaching and inspiring others. As an active member of a student organization dedicated to motivating peers, I cultivated a commitment to education and lifelong learning. I aim to nurture curiosity, guiding them toward achieving their academic and personal goals.