Cantonese Tutors : 1-1 Cantonese Lessons

Getting into medical school is a mentally exhausting and gruelling process, students every year make many consequential yet very much avoidable mistakes which greatly hinder their application and prevent themselves from reaching the potential that they have, which is why it is so important to have someone that has been through it and done it to guide each student along the way and provide guidance and support. The application is very demanding and can be very emotionally draining as well as physically. Getting tutoring can help you feel less alone in the application process. With no assistance at all you might feel like you have nowhere to turn to for advice at times and diminish your overall confidence going into the process.

As an international student, I had to compete with highly-capable, like-minded individuals across the globe for a small fraction of spots in each cohort (roughly 10-15 per uni) in a much larger pool of applicants. I have achieved all 3 offers from the universities I was offered interviews in (with one of the unis giving me an offer much earlier on in the application cycle as they were impressed by my interview skills). In order to do so, it is fundamental that your application needs to stand out from the rest and I am here to help with every scenario you might encounter throughout the process. Whether you need help with personal statements, interview preparation, general advice on the whole application I am one message away!

As a fourth-year medical student at Leeds with 3 A* at A-level, I offer a strong academic foundation and proven dedication. My medical training equips me with the skills to explain complex concepts clearly and patiently, helping students excel academically and understand the material deeply. My experience in a demanding field ensures I bring empathy, effective communication, and support to both students and their parents, fostering a productive and encouraging learning environment.

As a friendly and patient mentor, I strive to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable seeking guidance and encouragement. I believe in fostering a positive relationship built on trust and respect, ensuring that students not only improve academically but also grow personally. My approachable demeanor and commitment to understanding each student’s unique needs allow me to tailor my teaching to maximize their potential. I aim to instill confidence and a love for learning while providing reliable support throughout their educational journey.

Choosing me means choosing a dedicated mentor who genuinely cares about nurturing students’ growth and success.

Getting into medical school is a mentally exhausting and gruelling process, students every year make many consequential yet very much avoidable mistakes which greatly hinder their application and prevent themselves from reaching the potential that they have, which is why it is so important to have someone that has been through it and done it to guide each student along the way and provide guidance and support. The application is very demanding and can be very emotionally draining as well as physically. Getting tutoring can help you feel less alone in the application process. With no assistance at all you might feel like you have nowhere to turn to for advice at times and diminish your overall confidence going into the process.

As an international student, I had to compete with highly-capable, like-minded individuals across the globe for a small fraction of spots in each cohort (roughly 10-15 per uni) in a much larger pool of applicants. I have achieved all 3 offers from the universities I was offered interviews in (with one of the unis giving me an offer much earlier on in the application cycle as they were impressed by my interview skills). In order to do so, it is fundamental that your application needs to stand out from the rest and I am here to help with every scenario you might encounter throughout the process. Whether you need help with personal statements, interview preparation, general advice on the whole application I am one message away!

Hello! My name is Sophia and I am a 3rd year medical student currently studying at the University of Bristol. I achieved top grades in my GCSEs and A levels, as well as in my UCAT. Having gone through A levels and the medicine application process, I understand how stressful and hard it is and I would like to guide students to achieve the best grades they can to get into their dream university. I am passionate and patient in teaching students, and eager to improve students’ confidence in exams and university interviews. I will tailor classes to each student to ensure they can understand material in the best way they can. As for past tutoring experience, I have some experience in tutoring and teaching musical instruments to students in the past few years. I look forward to meeting some of you!