I am an enthusiastic individual who is very approachable and will work at your pace to ensure you get the best results you can achieve. I have been through the medical application process as an undergraduate and a postgraduate, so I am very aware of all the challenges you will face and I am equipped with the required experience to guide you along the way.

I have a love of my sciences and this is furthered with my biomedical science degree, this provides me with an edge as I am able to enhance the learning experience with knowledge from my course; Many modules of my degree cover content present in the medical degree.

I have many friends who have been through different journeys to reach their medical place so I can appreciate any route you choose and I am able to acquire more information from my colleagues to better enhance your teaching experience.

Hiya, I’m an incoming medical student at Imperial College, and my application cycle was 2023 so I know all too well how students might be feeling and what’s to come this year. In the UCAT I achieved a score of 2970 last year and would be more than happy to spend time with you to get the amazing results that you deserve. Similarly, I sat the BMAT last year too, and have tons of experience on how to best revise for the different sections, as well as essay practice (I have lots of ideal essay answers) and tips for the actual exam – my scores were 5.9, 6.0 and 3.5A in the last cycle, which was within the top 10% that year and helped me land a place in Imperial! I got 3/4 offers at Imperial College London, King’s College London and the University of Bristol. I’m flexible and would love to have a talk if you want to reach out – there’s nothing wrong with asking for support if you need it!!

Hi, I’m Clara, a third year medical student at the University of Oxford, and I’d love to be your tutor! I am really passionate about helping prospective applicants achieve as well as they possibly can in both their A levels and GCSEs, as well as the UCAT, as I know how overwhelming the whole process of medicine applications can be – I’d love to help remove some of the stress from this process. When I’m not studying, crocheting, or baking, I can be found reading books or articles about the newest medical discoveries, so if you would like a tutor who is passionate about medicine, as well as one with experience in tutoring, I’m the one for you. I would love to pass on all of the advice I have about both the UCAT, and interviews to help you perform as well as possible, both from my own experiences with these, and from advice I have picked up over the past 3 years through conversations with tutors heavily involved in admissions.