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I’m Brittany, a Master’s qualified Behavioural Neuroscience graduate and Graduate Entry Medicine student at the University of Chester. My research focused on human behaviour, social interaction, and decision making, which now shapes how I understand students’ reasoning, confidence, and learning needs. I independently navigated the UK medical school admissions process, securing three interview invitations from four applications and ultimately receiving a GEM offer. I now support students with UCAT preparation, university selection, personal statements, interviews, wider application strategy, and A Level Biology, Psychology and Sociology tutoring. As an experienced medical admissions tutor, former Graduate Teaching Assistant, and someone with over 1000 hours of healthcare experience, my approach is practical, structured, and personalised. For A Level students, I focus on content consolidation, memorisation, revision strategies, exam technique, and structured exam preparation. As a neurodivergent applicant who sat the UCAT with access arrangements, I understand that every student may need a different route to success. I help students recognise patterns in their mistakes, communicate their experiences confidently, and approach both exams and the admissions process with a clear strategy.

I’m Amba, an award-winning law tutor, legal consultant and mum to a 13-year-old. I have nearly 20 years’ experience in legal practice and have worked across several areas of law, including family law, private client, employment, civil litigation and conveyancing. I now work as a consultant and run a family law department, which means I bring real legal practice into my teaching rather than relying only on textbook examples.

Alongside practice, I have been tutoring law students online for 7 years and have supported over 1,500 students across A-Level Law, CILEX, LLB, LLM, LPC, GDL, SQE and other legal courses. In 2026, I won the Post-16 Tutor Award, judged by an independent panel, which recognised the quality of my teaching and support.

I also teach internationally, with many students based in the MENA region, and I understand the challenges faced by students studying English law from overseas. I am SEN-friendly and have both professional and lived experience of neurodiversity, including ADHD and parenting an SEN child. My approach is supportive, structured, honest and focused on helping students build confidence, understand the law properly and improve their written work.

I’m Brittany, a Master’s qualified Behavioural Neuroscience graduate and Graduate Entry Medicine student at the University of Chester. My research focused on human behaviour, social interaction, and decision making, which now shapes how I understand students’ reasoning, confidence, and learning needs. I independently navigated the UK medical school admissions process, securing three interview invitations from four applications and ultimately receiving a GEM offer. I now support students with UCAT preparation, university selection, personal statements, interviews, wider application strategy, and A Level Biology, Psychology and Sociology tutoring. As an experienced medical admissions tutor, former Graduate Teaching Assistant, and someone with over 1000 hours of healthcare experience, my approach is practical, structured, and personalised. For A Level students, I focus on content consolidation, memorisation, revision strategies, exam technique, and structured exam preparation. As a neurodivergent applicant who sat the UCAT with access arrangements, I understand that every student may need a different route to success. I help students recognise patterns in their mistakes, communicate their experiences confidently, and approach both exams and the admissions process with a clear strategy.

I’m Amba, an award-winning law tutor, legal consultant and mum to a 13-year-old. I have nearly 20 years’ experience in legal practice and have worked across several areas of law, including family law, private client, employment, civil litigation and conveyancing. I now work as a consultant and run a family law department, which means I bring real legal practice into my teaching rather than relying only on textbook examples.

Alongside practice, I have been tutoring law students online for 7 years and have supported over 1,500 students across A-Level Law, CILEX, LLB, LLM, LPC, GDL, SQE and other legal courses. In 2026, I won the Post-16 Tutor Award, judged by an independent panel, which recognised the quality of my teaching and support.

I also teach internationally, with many students based in the MENA region, and I understand the challenges faced by students studying English law from overseas. I am SEN-friendly and have both professional and lived experience of neurodiversity, including ADHD and parenting an SEN child. My approach is supportive, structured, honest and focused on helping students build confidence, understand the law properly and improve their written work.

I’m Brittany, a Master’s qualified Behavioural Neuroscience graduate and Graduate Entry Medicine student at the University of Chester. My research focused on human behaviour, social interaction, and decision making, which now shapes how I understand students’ reasoning, confidence, and learning needs. I independently navigated the UK medical school admissions process, securing three interview invitations from four applications and ultimately receiving a GEM offer. I now support students with UCAT preparation, university selection, personal statements, interviews, wider application strategy, and A Level Biology, Psychology and Sociology tutoring. As an experienced medical admissions tutor, former Graduate Teaching Assistant, and someone with over 1000 hours of healthcare experience, my approach is practical, structured, and personalised. For A Level students, I focus on content consolidation, memorisation, revision strategies, exam technique, and structured exam preparation. As a neurodivergent applicant who sat the UCAT with access arrangements, I understand that every student may need a different route to success. I help students recognise patterns in their mistakes, communicate their experiences confidently, and approach both exams and the admissions process with a clear strategy.

I’m Amba, an award-winning law tutor, legal consultant and mum to a 13-year-old. I have nearly 20 years’ experience in legal practice and have worked across several areas of law, including family law, private client, employment, civil litigation and conveyancing. I now work as a consultant and run a family law department, which means I bring real legal practice into my teaching rather than relying only on textbook examples.

Alongside practice, I have been tutoring law students online for 7 years and have supported over 1,500 students across A-Level Law, CILEX, LLB, LLM, LPC, GDL, SQE and other legal courses. In 2026, I won the Post-16 Tutor Award, judged by an independent panel, which recognised the quality of my teaching and support.

I also teach internationally, with many students based in the MENA region, and I understand the challenges faced by students studying English law from overseas. I am SEN-friendly and have both professional and lived experience of neurodiversity, including ADHD and parenting an SEN child. My approach is supportive, structured, honest and focused on helping students build confidence, understand the law properly and improve their written work.