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I’ve consistently helped students achieve their academic goals. My ability to communicate complex concepts in an easily understandable manner, coupled with my patience and dedication, has allowed me to excel in tutoring roles. I thrive on collaborating with students understanding their unique challenges, and adapting my methods to ensure their success.

I am currently studying for my masters in Civil Engineering, I enjoy tutoring and have experience in tutoring both GCSE and A Level students, having acquired high grades in these subjects and levels myself. My goal is to help students understand the methods for each question, instead of simply finding the answer, helping them to continue to succeed when tackling questions of a similar nature within an exam setting.

GSCE/Junior Cert: Biology, Physics, Chemistry A-Level/ Leaving Cert: Biology/ Chemistry Uni Level: Bioanalytical science, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Protein Chemistry, Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, industrial processing etc. Exam Board exp: None Languages: English (fluent) Spanish (beginner) No experience with disabilities or special needs teaching. Preferred Student age Group: Prefer age 14+ Curiosity is infectious, and that's how I feel about the world. I love to understand how everything works around me, regardless if it's how a candle can burn or why the sky is blue. I hope to convey my passion and curiosity to students so they can appreciate science the way I do. Science really is for everyone.

With years of experience as a former engineer in a Japanese multinational company, I’ve had the opportunity to live and work in Japan, Thailand, and Germany. Chatting with people from all walks of life? Yep, that’s my jam! 🌏😃 Currently, I teach KS2 / KS3 / GCSE / IGCSE/ A Level Maths for AQA, OCR, Edexcel, and CAIE exam boards, and KS3 / GCSE / IGCSE Physics. I also teach Maths (IB AI and AA SL and HL) for the MYP and IB Diploma Programme. I use resources from Pearson, Hodder, Cambridge, Oxford, Collins, Haese, and past papers as reference materials. Furthermore, I'm TEFL-certified and have been teaching English (ESL), Math, Physics, and basic Japanese (N5-N4) part-time online for several years. Moreover, I also currently teach Math to students from the USA in all levels. So whether you’re preparing for an exam, looking to level up your skills, or simply want to explore these subjects more deeply, I’ve got your back! 📚💡 Let’s make learning fun together! 😉 From an early age, I developed a deep passion for Math and English. Throughout elementary and high school, I eagerly represented my school in Math and English (Extemporaneous speech, broadcasting, editorial writing) competitions, which provided me with intensive training and a strong affinity for the subjects. With my engineering background, I also have a solid foundation in some Physics. Finally, I have Japanese Language Proficiency N3 (Intermediate) Level certification, so I can teach N5-N4 (Beginner and Upper Beginner) level Japanese to those who are interested in this language.

GCSE: Further Mathematics A-Level: Maths, Physics Exam Board experience: WJEC, AQA, Edexcel (most material is common to all exam boards) Experience with: KS4/11+ Languages: English Preferred student age group: A Level Experience with disabilities/special needs: None About me: Hi there! I'm a Physics undergraduate with a passionate interest in understanding the nature of the world around us. I believe that developing that understanding of the world and passing it onto others is of the upmost importance. I completed my A-Levels just over 2 years ago so I can sympathise with students taking the next step in their mathematical and scientific path.

Second year physics student at Lancaster university. Active in the Doctor Who society, though not knowledgeable enough to take part in the whoniversity challenge. Also the proud owner of several plants which are surviving surprisingly well; and I always seem to have a couple of creative projects on the go. Currently in my second year studying physics at Lancaster University. I sat AQA A-level Physics in June 2023 and also did A-level edexcel courses in Chemistry, Maths and Further Maths, achieving As in Physics and Maths. In 2022 I did a 10 week course of helping year 5s complete experiments and teaching them about the scientific method; as well as completing an externally-marked, independent research project.

Seneca Session Hero (SSH) Lower Level: English, Maths, Basic Sciences GCSE: Maths, Chemistry, Physics A Level: Maths, Chemistry, Physics Languages I speak: English Preferred Student Age Group: Any About me: Had a BSc in Chemical Engineering, MSc in Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Biotech. Over 3 years of experience working in Chemistry Labs as a Laboratory/ Quality Analyst BSc Chemical Engineering, MSc in Progress

Hi! I'm a third year undergraduate student studying Physics at Imperial College London. I went to school in Northern Ireland but have tutored in England, so I have experience with multiple exam boards, CCEA, AQA, and Edexcel in particular. I tutor Maths and Physics and am looking forward to sharing my interest in these subjects. I studied 5 subjects at A-Level, Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths, and French, and achieved 4 A*s and 1 A. I study Physics at university, which has helped me get a better understanding on not only Physics at A Level, but also more mathematical subjects like mechanics, statistics, and the applications of pure mathematics. In my spare time, I like to play bass guitar!

Hi, I'm Ishwinder, a second-year undergraduate at the University of Cambridge. Having recently completed my A-Levels, the knowledge and exam techniques are all still in my mind and I wish to transfer this to students taking their GCSEs or A-Levels in maths/ physics. Studying maths and physics at university level means I still use the underlying concepts learnt from school years so younger students will find my advice, solutions, examples very helpful. - currently studying for a BA Hons in Natural Sciences (physical) at the University of Cambridge, specifying in applied maths and physics - 3 A*s at A Level in maths, further maths and physics - 6 grade 9s (including maths and English), 4 grade 8s at GCSE

Subjects I Teach: - Science up to GCSE with a preference for Biology A Bit About Me: My name is Nadia, and I'm a 25-year-old biologist. I'm currently studying for my Master's in Cancer Biology, a field I'm interested in, with the ultimate goal of becoming a clinical scientist. I believe that science should be accessible to everyone, and I really dislike it when people "gatekeep" scientific knowledge. My goal is to make learning engaging and manageable, helping you build confidence and achieve your goals through a personalised approach. Having dyslexia myself, I'm particularly passionate about using newfound ways to teach students with special educational needs (SEN), particularly non-verbal ASD, ADHD and Dyslexia. Outside of my studies and teaching, I love to relax and get creative. You might find me rollerskating, crocheting, or curled up with a good book and a cup of tea. I'm a big animal lover, and while I can't have a pet of my own right now, I enjoy pet-sitting for friends. I'm also interested in languages; I've completed a TEFL course, taught English to refugees and completed two beginner language courses, in Russian and Polish. My Education: - BSc Biology - University of Nottingham - MRes Cancer Biology - Nottingham Trent University - PGCE - Sheffield Hallam University (Partially Completed) About My Journey My journey into education began in January 2022 when I started tutoring with GoStudent while working on my BSc in Biology at the University of Nottingham. My passion for teaching grew, leading me to pursue a PGCE at Sheffield Hallam University. I completed two school placements, gaining valuable classroom experience over a total of nine months. Although unforeseen personal circumstances prevented me from finishing my PGCE, I remained dedicated to helping students. I continued tutoring through the National Tutoring Programme and the local authority, working with students who couldn't attend mainstream school due to various needs, including SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and SEMH (Social, Emotional, and Mental Health). This rewarding experience led me to a short teaching contract at a special educational provision. There, I taught small groups of students with similar backgrounds. It was in this role that I truly discovered my most effective teaching style: a personalised, one-on-one approach. This method allows me to focus on each student's unique needs, helping them build confidence and achieve their academic goals. I'm now studying for my MRes in Cancer Biology at Nottingham Trent University, but my commitment to providing tailored, impactful education remains a priority. I'm excited to bring my experience and passion to our sessions.