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!!

Hello! I’m Isabella 🙂

Having faced hurdles in my application process into medical school, I know how scary applying to university can be. My job is to help make this application process less daunting and maximise your chances of success.

Achieving 6A*s at A-Level and obtaining all my GCSEs at a grade 7-9, I taught myself how to master the skill of application and examination technique. My role now is to help as many other students to maximise their potential like I did.

Having tutored both privately and with other educational organisations covering 11+ admissions, GCSE and A-Level I have been exposed to a range of different examination boards including but not limited to AQA, WJEC, OCR and Edexcel. At the 11+ level, I have tutored students undertaking the 11+ CEM (Durham University) examination as well as GL examinations. I have also successfully taught students undertaking the 13+.

Within medical school, I am the current lead for Imperial College London’s Widening Participation Programme (WATCCH) for Medicine. This role helps prospective students from disadvantaged backgrounds interested in applying to medical school, maximise their chances of success. Having ran MMI and personal statement workshops and working with both the medical school and other current medical students, I have seen what makes a medical application stand out from the crowd.

I believe with my personal experience and love for teaching, I can help maximise your chances of success.

Hi there! My name is Anna, I’m a current second-year medical student at the University of Oxford.
What drew me to medicine the most was the opportunity to meaningfully interact with people and make a positive impact on their lives. I believe that teaching and supporting young people follows this same mindset. I am friendly and approachable, and have all the patience in the world to explain a concept as many times as needed in order for it to ‘click’! I know first-hand how stressful GCSE and A-level preparation can be, and it would be wonderful to be able to help students who are on the journey I was on just last year.
I am capable of teaching biology, chemistry, mathematics and English literature at any level, including GCSEs and A-level. I look forward to working together with students and helping them achieve their academic goals!