Yervant T.

I am a 3rd year medical student at Uni of Nottingham, I love to teach others and I have gained a lot of knowledge through my experience working in many different areas of work, especially in the scientific and health care system. I focus on helping biology students up to A-Level and helping students learn English and maths to KS3 level.

I specialize in teaching Math, Chemistry, and Biology across various levels. In Math, I cover topics from basic arithmetic to algebra, geometry, and statistics at GCSE, and focus on core mathematics and mechanics at A-Level. I particularly enjoy working with primary and GCSE students. Known as "Reyzzle," my passion for teaching was sparked by an educator who inspired my love for learning. I aim to motivate students to reach their goals. Outside of teaching, I enjoy baking, traveling, and singing, which help me maintain a balanced life. I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Secondary Education, majoring in Biology, which strengthened my expertise in biology and provided a solid foundation in math, physics, and chemistry. I also hold a TEFL certificate, enhancing my communication skills and ability to engage students from diverse backgrounds. In the classroom, I specialize in teaching math, breaking down complex topics to build confidence and understanding. My interdisciplinary training and teaching experience have shaped me into a versatile educator, dedicated to inspiring students to reach their full potential.

I have taught over 2000 sessions with Go Student Subjects : English, History, Religious Studies, Geography, Arts and Photography KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4 and GCSE My name is Alicia and I am delighted to be teaching English, History, Geography, Religious Studies, Arts and Photography for Go Student. I am a recent Masters graduate and a passionate educator. I studied a Bachelor of Arts and since I have three years of experience working as a visiting practitioner/lecturer for BA students at University of the Arts, London. I am currently working for Role Models as a course leader teaching life skills to children aged 3-15 across the world. I believe that every child is a different type of learner and their academic and personal growth is best when they nurture their individual passions. They are capable of learning anything , they simply need to be given the tools and skills to pursue it. Therefore it is vital for children to have dedicated mentors who support them through the different stages of their journey. I am passionate about demonstrating and encouraging students to explore, discover, and cultivate their strengths both academically and creatively. I am a Masters graduate and I studied a Bachelor of Arts in Magazine Journalism and publishing . Since graduating I have had three years of experience working as a visiting practitioner/lecturer for BA students at University of the Arts, London .

I teach senior high school mathematics at all levels, from foundational to advanced. With years of experience as a government tax specialist and roles as a system analyst, programmer, and statistician in IT, I transitioned to teaching, which has always been my passion. I began tutoring in college to support my expenses and discovered the rewarding challenge of working with a student with dyscalculia. Through tailored strategies and building strong rapport, she succeeded. My diverse background has made me resourceful and innovative, enhancing my effectiveness in both teaching and problem-solving. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from St. Scholastica’s College, Manila, where I completed challenging courses such as Calculus, Statistical Analysis, Number Theory, and Linear Algebra. I also pursued post-graduate studies in Mathematics Education at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, focusing on educational strategies and child development, with research on learning disabilities. Although I couldn’t complete my thesis due to budget constraints, I am skilled in teaching all levels of mathematics, including Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Statistics, and Business Mathematics.