Bio Sciences Tutors : 1-1 Bio Sciences Preparation

Hello! I’m a second-year medical student with a previous Ivy League education in Neuroscience, experience with the IB, MCAT, and IMAT exams, and experience with a broad range of curricula and tutoring contexts. I’m originally from Riga, Latvia, lived in the US for 6 years, and now, based in Rome, Italy, I’m pursuing medical studies.

I have a rich range of experience across subjects with IB coursework experience in Math HL (7), Russian Language B (7), English Language & Literature A HL (7), also biology, chemistry, and psychology from my extensive Ivy League university coursework, and experience with standardized exams: MCAT (519) and IMAT (70.3/90, top 5% for all 2025 test-takers).

I’m passionate about applied science and translations between science and practice, be it engineering or clinical, and make sure to supplement my tutoring as such. My tutoring is engaging, personalized, and is there to motivate learning and passion about the subjects the same way I have passion for the subjects I teach!

I speak fluently and can teach in English, Russian, and Latvian.

My name is Rebecca, and I am a current undergraduate at the University of Oxford reading for an integrated masters in Biochemistry. I have always enjoyed Science, particularly Biology and Chemistry, finding myself fascinated by the chemistry of life. I am active in student life, being on the college rowing team and the netball captain I really enjoy teaching, as it is a fantastic opportunity to share my passion for these subjects, and this passion helps me to engage students in the content. I have also recently started writing for scientific magazines, with an article being published in Phenotype, and others commissioned. In my degree I have achieved a First in the Bachelors portion of my degree, and I am predicted a First for my Masters. I am an experienced tutor, having successfully tutored both GCSE and A-Level students to achieve their target grades.

Biomedical Science bachelors graduate with a First Class Honours and currently doing a degree in Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Nottingham.

I have been through the medicine application process a couple of times so i know the intricacies of the process. I received 4/4 offers so i can help to improve personal statements with what medical schools want to hear and how to prepare for medical school interviews. I have done both MMI and panel interviews and received offers after those interviews so I am happy to help with prep and provide opportunities to practice mock interviews with me with feedback provided.

I also received a score of 2960 + SJT Band 1 in the UCAT so I can assist with any questions about the UCAT and will provide tips and tricks to improve your speed and accuracy with the questions!!

I am really friendly, outgoing and always willing to help and will always strive to put my 110% in each session. I’ll try my absolute hardest to answer all questions so you always feel satisfied at the end of any session so please don’t hesitate to ask me anything.

Biomedical Science bachelors graduate with a First Class Honours and currently doing a degree in Graduate Entry Medicine at the University of Nottingham.

I have been through the medicine application process a couple of times so i know the intricacies of the process. I received 4/4 offers so i can help to improve personal statements with what medical schools want to hear and how to prepare for medical school interviews. I have done both MMI and panel interviews and received offers after those interviews so I am happy to help with prep and provide opportunities to practice mock interviews with me with feedback provided.

I also received a score of 2960 + SJT Band 1 in the UCAT so I can assist with any questions about the UCAT and will provide tips and tricks to improve your speed and accuracy with the questions!!

I am really friendly, outgoing and always willing to help and will always strive to put my 110% in each session. I’ll try my absolute hardest to answer all questions so you always feel satisfied at the end of any session so please don’t hesitate to ask me anything.

Hi! I’m Rosie, a recent graduate in Human Sciences at Oxford University. I have been tutoring for over 5 years and have accumulated over 500 hours’ experience spanning a wide range of subjects and ages. I specialise in one-to-one tuition in GCSE and A level maths and biology and Oxbridge application support for Human Sciences and related fields, such as Biology or Natural Sciences). I am originally from London, but currently living in Baltimore while pursuing a master’s in Biostatistics at Johns Hopkins University. I’m interested in all things public health, and hope to work in the public sector after finishing my master’s.

I love tutoring as it is an opportunity to help students build their confidence and start to enjoy a subject, sometimes for the first time. I know all too well how stressful public exams in particular can be, so I aim to ease some of that anxiety by providing 1:1 tailored support and passing on advice from my own experiences. Having gone through university applications myself, I can also help students prepare for admissions statements, tests, and interviews.

Aside of academics, I enjoy wild swimming, jogging, and playing tennis. I also play clarinet in an orchestra and saxophone in a (very mediocre) band. I look forward to hearing from you!

Hi! My name is Areeba, and I am a cardiovascular scientist and biomedical engineer. I work at the University of Birmingham Medical School as a Research Associate.
My career has been guided by my love for biology and trying to gain a deeper understanding of the human body. I chose to specialise in the cardiovascular system because I would like my work to highlight the vitality of its components: the vascular system lays out a diverse and intricate groundwork for healthy functioning of the body, and the cardiac muscle keeps us alive!

Outside of the lab, I enjoy reading, archery, and the piano. I try to advocate for a healthy balance between hobbies, academia, and down-time. I do my best to keep up with current advancements in research as well.

For my undergraduate degree, I chose to pursue biomedical engineering. The engineering aspect of this degree pushed me to explore practical, lab-based applications of theoretical knowledge. After working as a microbiologist for two years after graduation, I decided to return to academia, and pursue a Masters’ by Research in cardiovascular sciences. I successfully finished my masters, and loved every minute of it! I continued working at Birmingham for the next two years where I led Biomedical Sciences students through their projects. Then I moved over to Aberdeen to pursue my PhD in Biochemistry!