Violin Teacher : 1-1 Violin Lessons

I am a passionate chemistry enthusiast with a master’s degree, dedicated to elevating student success. Proudly guided previous mentees to achieve top grades, paving their way to prestigious Russell Group universities. Committed to unlocking academic potential.

I have a degree in BSc Chemistry and MSc Chemistry. During my Masters, I did research by developing drugs to treat cancer by developing novel drugs that have a maleimides functional group to target proteins that cause cancer. My research was ground-breaking and is currently being published in Journals.

Some of my previous students have gotten into Russel Group Universities and some are currently studying Medicine, Dentistry, Computer Science and Pharmacy!

I have experience teaching:
GCSE Biology
GCSE Chemistry
A-level Biology
A-level Chemistry

Nice to meet you! My name is Riya, and I am in my final year of studying PPE (specialising in Economics) at the University of Oxford. I am originally from Cheltenham, where I studied Maths, Further Maths, Economics, and Physics for my A-levels. After finishing university, I will start a job in management consulting, and I hope to also continue tutoring. In my free time, I enjoy playing the violin in orchestras, travelling, and swimming.

I have extensive tutoring experience across many subjects, including: Economics, Maths, English, Philosophy, Oxbridge Entrance (PPE, E&M, and Economics), TSA, and 11+. I have taught across all age groups — from pre-school to Upper Sixth. I am passionate about education — I have just returned from a month in Indonesia, where I taught English in an elementary school, and I am currently finalising my TEFL qualification.

Hi, I’m Kai! I was born in sunny Singapore, where I completed high school and two years of mandatory military service before studying at the University of New South Wales as a medical student.

In my early schooling years, I was never deemed as ‘naturally gifted’ in academics. Despite my shortcomings, I overcame many struggles and hurdles to get to where I am today. My wish as a tutor is to be able to impart my gained experience and knowledge to students whose position I was once in.

For my national service, I was attached to an endurance-class warship and served as a fast craft specialist in the Singapore Navy. There, I further learnt the importance of being disciplined and hardworking in the pursuit of excellence. At the same time, I understand that a keen interest in the given subject is just as important. It was my passion towards biology and the sciences that drew me towards the medical profession, inspiring me to work hard and eventually achieve my dream of entering medical school.

Hey! I’m a third-year medical student at James Cook University, originally from Brisbane, Australia. I really enjoy my degree and appreciate the opportunity to study medicine, both for the interesting course material and the practical experiences that let me interact with patients and develop clinical skills. Outside of study, I enjoy staying active through activities such as running, basketball, swimming, and snowboarding, as well as travelling whenever I can. I know applying to medicine can be stressful, so I’m here to help students navigate interviews, study tips, and the journey into medical school. I enjoy supporting others, sharing advice from my experiences, and assisting students to feel confident and prepared. I believe that with the right guidance and mindset, anyone can make the path into medicine much more manageable and even enjoyable.

Hi, I’m Sim, a first-year medic at King’s College London and long time tutor. I received 4/4 offers and sailed through the medical application process—now, I’m passionate about helping others do the same. I know how difficult it can be and want to give as much guidance and support as I can to make it an enjoyable process filled with dedication, confidence and aspirations. I love forming a strong bond with all my students, tailoring my advice and teaching to each individual. I am loving medicine so far and I am so excited for the future, and I want my peers and students to feel the same. I have a love for all things music, science and anything that allows me to learn more and grow and I want to share all of this passion with others and help them achieve the grades, scores and skills they need for this journey.

Hello, my name is Hana and I am a first-year medical student at Imperial College London.

I would love to be your tutor to guide you through the medicine application process or support you with your school subjects!

I remember finding the application process tricky and overwhelming so I would love to share my experience and help make things easier- whether it be through admission tests, personal statements, selecting medical schools or preparing for interviews.

Since I was young, I have always been passionate with school subjects, especially sciences and maths. I have been enjoying medical school, and I love to share my passion for academics to help you understand and get a grasp at the tricky content and improve your exam technique! I can teach biology, chemistry and maths up to A level and physics up to GCSE.

In my free time, I play the piano and violin in my university orchestra. I also enjoy staying active by going to the gym or dancing. I love going out with my friends and exploring London- it has definitely been a big change to growing up in a small village in Leicestershire!

I have always been passionate about helping other students as I understand how daunting application season and GCSEs/A levels can be! I want to help as many people as I can so please feel free to reach out!