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Hello, my name is Kirstie and I have been teaching for 22 years. I live in the middle of France, close to a small spa town and am surrounded by fields, farms and hills. I have spent time both in British secondary schools and in schools in Vietnam and Singapore. My main subject and passion is the study of History and I can teach this from Key Stage 3 all the way up to A-Level. My favourite period is the Tudors and I particularly enjoy the stories of the women of this time. I also teach and tutor KS3 English and GCSE English Language and English Literature and am very familiar with AQA, Eduqas and Edexcel exam boards. I also have experience teaching Geography up to GCSE and find the two subjects actually quite complement each other with many of the themes over-lapping. I discovered a love for geography from my love of the great outdoors – I would often find myself on the top of a mountain admiring glacial landscapes and wondering how all the features were formed. This in turn links to my philosophy for education: I believe education should be a journey of discovery that allows the learner to move forwards with their knowledge and understanding of the world around them without putting them under so much pressure that they don’t enjoy it. I believe that effort is necessary in order to be successful, but that learning should not be a struggle or something that is dreaded. I am here to help students achieve their goals and become successful members of their community. In my spare time I enjoy running, hiking, cycling and drinking coffee with friends. I have 1 cat, 28 chickens and have been married for 11 years. As well as my degree in History and English and Literary Studies and my PGCE History, I have a TESOL certificate. I spent a month in Prague getting my TESOL and then taught ESL in Vietnam for 2 years. Outside of classroom education, I have my Lowland Leader award and spent 4 years running the Duke of Edinburgh award at my school.

About me: Hi! I’m Irene. I have been involved in teaching for 2 years, having previously worked with students age 4-16 as a teaching assistant in the UK and in Spain. My experience has allowed me to develop my confidence in teaching students from KS1 all the way up to A-level. In addition, in my second and final year at University I tutored 1st year Biology students who were struggling with the jump from A-level to undergrad, helping them develop their statistical, critical analysis and exam writing skills. Levels & subjects - Lower level: Biology - GCSE: Biology -A-LEVEL (IB): Biology - Higher level: Biology Exam board experience: - AQA, Edexcel A&B, OCR A&B, WJEC Languages: Spanish- I am bilingual and worked in a Spanish school in Madrid for 1 year. SEND: I have experience working as a SEN TA. I worked with students who had DLD, dyslexia, Autism, anxiety and down syndrome Preferred student group: I am happy to teach from primary up to A-LEVEL. While at school, I was always the kid in class who asked SO many questions because I often found science and maths lessons to be a huge information overload! Thanks to the patience of my teachers and a dedicated tutor I excelled in my science and maths GCSEs and A-Levels which ultimately gave me the confidence to go on and study Biology at the University of Leeds. I strive to give my students the same patience and dedication I received in school to them!

GCSE Maths Tutor Education: 1st Class BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering Levels: Maths Physics Accounts 9 GCSE's A*- C including Maths, Further Maths, Science and English Interests: I am into reading fantasy books such as Mistborn, Dresden Files and many more. Really into Call of Duty and other video games as play these in my free time. I have recently got sucked into playing a mobile game called Marvel Strike Force. I am really into art and have drawn a few Dragon Ball Z characters. Action is my favourite genre of movies which includes the like of John Wick, Marvel and Hobbs and Shaw.

Hello everyone, I am an experienced university lecturer earned my PhD in 2024 with a focus on organizational behaviour. I am happy to support you with Economics, Business, or Psychology. I am happy to discuss progress together and implement best practices to achieve your learning goals. PhD- Business and management with organizational behaviour focus, MBA- Management focus Bachelor- Management, Published 7 research articles in the field of organizational behaviour modeling, Supervised two bachelor students. Business and Economics were my main research and study focus during my career and I would be happy to transfer this knowledge to my students in a simplified manner.

Lower Level: Math's and Science GCSE: Math's. Further Math's, ICT( Programming) A Level (IB): Math's, ICT (Programming) Higher Level: Electronic Engineering Languages: Native English Speaker Preferred Student Age: KS3 and 4 About Me: I am 23 Years old Electronic Engineering Graduate from the University Of Manchester. I would simply describe myself as a Geek I enjoy all thing Math's, Science and Technology. My tutoring style involves breaking down complicated ideas into simple steps, building the student's confidence and knowledge until they are solving problems themselves with ease. I find the best way to make material memorable able is to make lessons engaging and fun; If the student is laughing then the student is listening. Education: BEng in Electronic Engineering from The University Of Manchester. At A level I achieved an A* in Math's, A in Further Math's and a B in Physics. At GCSE I Achieved an A* (9) in Math's, Further Math's, Physics, Chemistry and Biology GCSE.

Lower level: Maths and 11+ (entrance and SATs) GCSE: Biology (AQA would be preferred) and Maths I am fluent in Turkish and currently learning French. My preferred age groups would be 11-16 (up until GCSE) I am 23 years old, with a lot of educational experience surrounding Maths and Science that I would love to transfer to my students. I believe that learning should be fun for all and strive to ensure my students are enjoying their individually tailored lessons. My hobbies include going to the gym and baking. I am a Physician Associate Master’s graduate from City, St George's, with a background in Biomedical Sciences (Immunology) at Brunel University of London. I have an ever-growing passion for medicine and the world of science, and aspire to forward my knowledge to my students in an enjoyable and interactive way. I have obtained AAB in Maths, Biology and Chemistry A-levels and all A*-B grades in my GCSEs. Separately, I have achieved a Grade 5 in violin and a Grade 3 in Piano.

Hi! My name is Shaanya and I am a first year medical student at UCL. I have been a dedicated tutor for 1.5 years and have a strong passion for teaching science and mathematics and helping students build confidence in these subjects. My approach focuses on making complex ideas simple and engaging by breaking them down into clear, logical steps. I believe that every student can succeed in maths and science with the right guidance, patience, and practice. I aim to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring new concepts. Rather than just memorising formulas, I help students understand the reasoning behind them so they can apply their knowledge to different problems. This approach helps develop critical thinking and long-term understanding. I have experience supporting students with topics such as algebra, geometry, physics, and basic chemistry and biology concepts. I tailor my lessons to suit each student’s learning style, whether that involves step-by-step problem solving, visual explanations, or real-world examples that make the subject more relatable. My goal as a tutor is not only to improve grades but also to help students develop curiosity and confidence in science and maths. Seeing students progress, overcome challenges, and achieve their academic goals is what motivates me most as an educator. I attended Godolphin and Latymer Secondary School from years 7-13 which provided me with a strong foundation of education. Here I sat my GCSE's and scored 11 grade 9's. I also sat my A-Level's at this schools and achieved 3 A*'s and 1 A. My secondary school education provided a strong academic basis and developed my ability to support others in their learning. Throughout my studies, I consistently achieved good results and demonstrated a clear understanding of key subjects such as mathematics and science. I often assisted classmates by explaining complex topics in a clear and patient manner, helping them gain confidence and improve their understanding. This experience strengthened my communication, organisation, and problem-solving skills. It also confirmed my interest in tutoring and academic support. I am confident that the knowledge and skills I developed during my secondary education enabled me to be an effective, reliable, and supportive tutor. I am currently studying medicine at University College London and am in my first year. My first year of medical university education has helped me become a good tutor by strengthening both my knowledge and communication skills. Studying subjects such as anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry requires deep understanding and regular revision, which allows me to explain complex concepts clearly to others. Medical training also encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and patience—qualities that are essential for effective tutoring. Through group discussions and collaborative learning, I have learned how to adapt explanations to different learning styles. As a result, I can support students confidently, break down difficult topics into simple steps, and help them build both understanding and confidence in their studies.

Hello! I am a second-year student at the University of Bristol, studying Engineering Maths:) This really gives me a sense of pride, allowing me to see my work and efforts have a real positive impact. Before University, during my A-Levels, I privately tutored many students, across numerous subjects. My students were always so happy and proud of themselves for reaching grades they never thought possible. Aside from my studies, I enjoy drumming, going to the gym and being a part of my university's RAF Air Squadron. In 2021 I completed Renishaw Engineering Work Experience. This gave me Project Management skills, team-building characteristics and other proactive traits. I have devoted 6 years to my time as a member of the Air Cadets and 1 year to my University Air Squadron. This has given me a vast skill set, making me adaptable to various situations. Over the years I have had many jobs to suit my lifestyle. These include being a Resin Caster, Delivery Driver, and Tutor.

I am a passionate medical student turned tutor in Ireland and the UK, dedicated to making science and math come alive for my students. Outside of education I have a deep love for football, basketball, anime and playing music. My teaching techniques are rooted in creativity and engagement. Whether it's using sports analogies to explain complex concepts, incorporating anime references for visual learners, or using rhythm and melodies to make math more musical, I tailor my approach to each student's unique learning style. What sets me apart is my commitment to inclusive education. I specialize in adapting my teaching methods for children with Autism, Dyslexia and ADHD, ensuring they receive the personalized support they need to succeed. Together, we'll explore the wonders of these subjects, making learning a thrilling adventure for every student. Join me on this educational journey, where innovative teaching techniques open doors to understanding and excellence! As a dedicated medical student with a strong academic foundation, I bring a wealth of knowledge to my tutoring practice in Ireland and the UK. My educational journey has been marked by a commitment to excellence and a thirst for knowledge. I have pursued rigorous coursework in the field of medicine, equipping me with a deep understanding of science and healthcare. This background enables me to provide students with not only textbook knowledge but also real-world insights into the subjects I teach. Furthermore, I have a strong grasp of mathematics and sciences, having excelled in these subjects throughout my academic career. My academic achievements serve as a testament to my expertise in these fields and my ability to convey complex ideas in an accessible manner. Beyond academics, I am deeply passionate about making learning an enjoyable experience. My tutoring style integrates creativity, engagement, and personalized teaching techniques to ensure that every student I work with achieves their full potential.

At GCSE level, I teach Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Physics. At A level, I teach Mathematics, Further Mathematics and depending on the topic, Physics. In terms of exam boards, for GCSE, any exam board is good. For A level, preferably CCEA, AQA or Edexcel, but this can be discussed topicwise. I attended St. Colmcilles Primary School for 6 years and 1 year in Holy Family Primary School, before attending Christian Brothers' Grammar School in Omagh. There I did my compulsory GCSEs, as well as Geography, Spanish, Business/Communication Systems and Drama. I then went on to do my A levels there and I studied Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, gaining an A*AA respectively. I now study Mathematics at Queen's University Belfast.