Hiya! My name is Aryaman, I’m a second year Maths and Philosophy undergraduate at Oxford specializing in mathematical biology (on the maths side) and literary theory and ecological philosophy (on the philosophy side) – although I have been known to dabble in other subjects by stealing my friends’ reading lists; this will be very evident from the list of subjects I can tutor for.

And I’m here to help *you* with whatever it is you want to learn or practice for. Having gone through school myself not too long ago, I completely understand how studying in school may feel a bit dreary or unclear – it’s my aim to try and mitigate this as much as possible, by making classes as interactive and engaging as possible.

When I’m not tutoring or doing my degree, I like to write, draw, watch (and sometimes make) films, play videogames, take walks in random directions, and do biology things so that I fit in with my cool biologist friends in university.

Hi there! I am Ahmad- a 2nd year medical student at the University of Leicester.

I did my medical school interviews and admissions tests 2 years ago, so the struggle of applying to medical school, as well as the hidden tips are still fresh in my mind!

Through my personal experience, I understood how difficult it can be to balance A-levels and applying for medical school. After going through the process myself and seeing other friends also go through the process and succeed, I believe that I can help you get into the medical school.

I have personally met many students who have amazing grades for medicine and have the passion to succeed too, but are not able to show this on paper and at interview. Through my UCAT, BMAT, personal statement, and interview preparation tutorials, I will ensure that you present the best version of yourself to medical schools and succeed in getting those offers.

Here’s a bit about my stats when applying to medical school (just to show that I am genuine!!):
GCSE: 11 A*
A-Level: 3A*, and A* in EPQ
UCAT: 2990
BMAT: 6, 6.2, 3.5A
Medical School: Distinction in First Year

Hi, my name is Niamh and I’d love to become your tutor! I’ve just finished the third year of my medical degree at Leeds and thought that a part-time job as a tutor would be perfect for me.

I’m very friendly, understanding and easy to talk to and I think I can provide a comfortable learning environment that encourages progress.

I’m from Cambridge originally and went to Hills Road Sixth Form College which is well known for having hardworking and high-achieving students. The learning tools and habits which I picked up here have been very valuable to me and I hope to pass them on to others.

I put a lot of work into getting the grades I achieved and securing a place at university, so I completely understand what it’s like to have to give some extra energy into improving and getting to the level you need to be.

Hopefully you will consider me as your tutor and I look forward to helping you!