Chemical Engineering Tutors

My aim is to help you reach any academic goals you have, while also helping you enjoy learning your subject along the way. GCSEs, A-levels and the Oxbridge PAT/ Interview pathway have helped me gather many tips, tricks and resources which I would like to share with you throughout our lessons, many of which I wish I knew before starting my exams.
Whether it is the whole syllabus or just some harder topics, I am here to help you achieve the best results you can. I have enjoyed teaching a range of subjects from Sport to Physics to ages of 8 to 18, and have learnt many different ways to engage students. This means I will be flexible in my teaching methods to make lessons exciting and engaging for you. I am also always up for explaining the challenging and difficult concepts which can come up in Physics, Maths, Chemistry and Engineering in fun and different ways. I look forward to working with you !

Hi! I’m Divya, a First-Class Chemical Engineering graduate from the University of Manchester. I’ve always loved breaking down complex topics and helping others understand them in a clear and relatable way. With a strong academic background in maths and science, I know how challenging these subjects can seem, but with the right support and explanations, they can also become your strongest areas.

I’ve tutored students from a range of abilities and learning styles, and I genuinely enjoy seeing that moment when a tricky topic finally clicks. Whether it’s building confidence with exam techniques or deepening understanding of core concepts, my sessions are structured, supportive and tailored to each student’s pace.

Outside of tutoring, I’ve worked on technical research projects, science outreach and mentoring roles, so I bring real-world insight as well as academic clarity. I’m patient, enthusiastic and committed to helping students achieve their goals. If you’re looking for a tutor who explains things simply, listens to your concerns and works with you to build lasting understanding, I’d love to help!