Electrical Engineering Tutors

A recent graduate from the University of Cambridge, specialising in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Bionengineering. I am passionate about my work and aspire to work in an industry where I can make a positive difference to the world. This could be through avenues such as medical technologies and working towards an eco-friendly, sustainable future. My hobbies include a variety of activities, from gaming and movies, to physical activity such as going to the gym and horse riding, and also going to museums and travelling to scenic areas. I try to be a well rounded individual, constantly trying to learn new skills and experiencing new things that give me a greater perspective on the world and broadening my skillset, as well as making me a more valuable candidate when looking for employment.

Hello! I’m thrilled to share a bit about myself. I’m currently a first-year student at the University of Nottingham, pursuing a degree in Chemical Engineering. My academic background includes achieving As in Maths, Biology, and Chemistry at the A-levels, which provides a solid foundation for tutoring students at both A-level and GCSE levels.

What sets me apart is my unique background as a young Black Muslim male. I believe this diversity adds a distinct perspective to the tutoring experience, promoting inclusivity and cultural awareness, which I’m excited to bring into my teaching.

Beyond academics, I’m passionate about football, basketball, and swimming. I see these interests as assets in tutoring, as I can incorporate sports analogies and examples related to these activities to make learning more engaging and relatable for my students.

I also have previous tutoring experience, and when combined with my academic achievements and dedication to these subjects, I believe it makes me a well-rounded candidate for a tutoring role. My ability to connect with students, adapt to their learning styles, and inspire them to excel academically is a top priority for me.

Ultimately, my goal is to share my knowledge and enthusiasm for these subjects, contributing positively to my students’ educational journeys. I’m looking forward to the opportunity and wish myself the best of luck in my tutoring endeavors!

Hi, my name is Farheen, I’m a first-year Engineering Science student at Jesus College, Oxford. For GCSEs, I studied a variety of subjects, including the three sciences, Maths, Further Maths, Geography, German and Computer Science. I then studied Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Further Maths for A-Level and achieved four A*s, after which I started my degree at Oxford in October last year.

I’ve always enjoyed teaching; I find it really rewarding and empowering, knowing the phenomenal difference that you as a teacher can make to so many different people! I have tutored for several years now, and I hope that these experiences will make me a flexible and friendly tutor. If you have any preferences in teaching style or lesson structure, please let me know and I will do my best to accommodate for these. Outside of my degree, I’m also really interested in sustainable energy and the energy market, and I love to draw and go hiking in my free time 🙂

Hi. I’m Shahad, a part time tutor and an Electronic and Information Engineering Student at Imperial College London. I am passionate about tutoring and enjoy helping students.

For my A Levels, I studied Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Chemistry ; where I received an A* in all subjects. I also received 10A* and 2A in GCSE ( including and A* in maths and physics). I was awarded the Edexcel high achievers award and won the world prize for GCSE ICT. I obtained a merit award at the Hong Kong International Maths Olympiad and a silver award at the Queens Commonwealth essay competition. Having achieved excellent results, I am confident in my ability to help students achieve top grades.

My hobbies include playing tennis, video games, reading and flying drones ( which crash more often than not !).