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I’m a doctor and scientist, a graduate of an Ivy League medical school, who have always been passionate about teaching and helping students achieve their maximum potential. My MD alongside my bachelors degrees allowed me to acquire a strong background in a variety of subjects. Since I was a student, I discovered I have a great ability to teach. Colleagues were often approaching me for help given my ability to simplify and deliver knowledge in the most effective manner.

I have a decade of teaching experience for science subjects and English up to very advanced university level. My students have always achieved great grades and realised their goals. That’s what I always aspire to see happen and take pride in.

Please, feel out to reach out to me to discuss your goals and what you’re looking for and how I could help you make them come true. What are you waiting for? Let’s embark on this incredible journey together!

My name is Youssef, and with over 5 years of comprehensive teaching experience, I’ve developed a deep understanding of subjects ranging from biology and chemistry to physics and computer science. Specializing in various exam boards such as AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and WJEC, I ensure a tailored approach to meet the specific needs of my students.

In biology, I delve into topics like genetics, evolution, and ecology, igniting a passion for the natural world. Chemistry sees me elucidating fundamental principles like chemical reactions, atomic structure, and organic chemistry, making the subject both engaging and relevant to daily life. I conduct experiments and elucidate chemical equations to make chemistry tangible and applicable to everyday scenarios.

Physics, with its governing laws and principles, presents its own set of challenges. However, my comprehensive grasp of motion, forces, energy, electricity, and magnetism allows me to effectively guide my students through these complex topics. Through hands-on experiments and clear explanations, I aim to foster a deep appreciation for the laws that shape our universe. From Newton’s laws to electromagnetic phenomena, I strive to make physics both understandable and fascinating for my students.

Moreover, in the ever-evolving field of computer science, I bring my knowledge of programming languages, algorithms, data structures, and software development to the classroom. I have assisted my students in developing their coding skills and understanding the theoretical foundations of computer science. By nurturing their curiosity and encouraging exploration, I aim to inspire the next generation of innovators in this field.

My versatility as an educator extends to teaching English, where I enhance reading, writing, and comprehension skills, instilling critical thinking and effective communication abilities. With a solid understanding of grammar and literature, I empower students to become expressive writers and effective communicators.

With experience teaching students of various age groups, including those with ADHD and dyslexia, I tailor my approach to each individual’s needs and interests. My sessions are not only informative but also lively and engaging, incorporating activities like going over past papers to maximize results.

Outside of teaching, my hobbies include playing video games, listening to music, watching movies, and photography. Overall, my commitment, expertise, and adaptability as an educator shine through, as I strive to instill a love for learning and help students realize their full potential across all school levels, from primary to A-levels.

Hi! My name is Jamie and I’m a fourth year Physics and Philosophy student at Oxford University. I have pretty broad subject knowledge from the Maths, Science, and Philosophy sides of my degree. I also achieved 4 A*s at A-Level, and a clean sheet of A*s and 9s at GCSE. I spent a lot of time at school training for Maths Olympiads, especially the British Mathematical Olympiad, available only by invitation to top performers in the SMC.

I like to think that studying the Philosophy of Physics has given me exactly the skillset for tutoring: the subject revolves around clarifying and and explaining knotty problems in physics.

I’m a big believer that there are a few ‘easy wins’ in university applications that not many people know of and anyone can benefit from. My tutoring style focuses on these, and the principles behind how you approach problems, and not simply your knowledge — exactly what the interviewers will be looking for.