Hi, my name is Minna and I am dedicated to helping aspiring medical students navigate the complex process of medical school applications. Having successfully gone through it myself, I have a good understanding of the medical school admissions process, the challenges and difficulties that students face, and the support and guidance that they require to make their application a ticket to success. With a strong track record of students receiving offers from various medical schools, I am confident that this could be you too. My focus is on personal statement and interview preparation, including mock interviews, as these are often the areas that students find most challenging and least prepared for.

I received an MBBS and BSc (1st class Honours) from Imperial College London School of Medicine. I have been involved in teaching for the past 6 years and am passionate about helping each individual reach their potential and help them establish a pathway towards their passion in medicine.

If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to get in touch! I would be more than happy to answer any questions or to discuss a more personalised study plan in more detail!

Hi, I’m Meera , a second-year medical student at the University of Manchester, where I’ve not only excelled academically but also gained extensive experience supporting fellow students. With a 2940 score on the UCAT, I was successful in securing offers from all four of my medical school applications, and I’ve since helped coach others to do the same—whether it’s interview preparation, personal statement guidance, or overall strategy. I achieved top grades with three A’s in Biology, Chemistry, and Maths at A-level, and I’ve tutored students from 11+ to A-level in a variety of subjects. Alongside my focus on science and medicine, I have a deep passion for humanities, having studied History and Geography, and I hold a Grade 8 in LAMDA, which has sharpened my public speaking, drama, and English skills. My experience extends beyond the classroom—I’ve volunteered on a pediatric ward, where I gained invaluable experience working with children. I’m passionate about helping students of all ages unlock their potential, whether in science, humanities, or communication skills, and I’m eager to support you in achieving your academic goals.

As an experienced English teacher with a passion for fostering a love of literature and language, I bring a wealth of knowledge and innovative teaching strategies to my tutoring sessions. My approach centers on top-down differentiation, challenging students to operate in their ‘struggle zone’ while providing tailored support to ensure progress.

With a National Professional Qualification for Leading Teaching (NPQLT) and experience as a Deputy Head of English, I offer expert guidance in curriculum development and exam preparation. My role as an AQA examiner further enhances my ability to help students excel in their English studies.

Beyond the classroom, I’m an avid reader and fitness enthusiast, believing in the importance of both mental and physical well-being. My goal is to inspire students not just to succeed in exams, but to develop a lifelong appreciation for the power of language.

Hi, My name is Mona. I am fluent in French and English, I have an MA from the University of St. Andrews in International Relations and an MSc in Infectious Diseases and Medicine from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. I have been a professional tutor for 6 years. During this time, I have tutored pupils ranging in age from 5 to 30 years old, and have had particular success with helping them with a wide range of exams, including university applications (eg.University of St. Andrews, Cambridge, LSE and King’s College).

My past work experience include working for Amazon as an associate partner manager and for the CERN in Geneva in medical regulation. I enjoy supporting students of all ages, adapting my lesson plan to their needs and goals. Looking at past exams really help me in identifying gaps we can work on together and plan our lesson around them.

My Name is Ariella and I am a Medical Student at the University of Nottingham who has a passion for teaching and education.

I especially love when I can teach a student a concept they did not understand before. I have a Level 5 200 Hour TEFL qualification, received 9 1/2 9s at GCSE in my and AAA in Biology, Chemistry and History A-level as well as received an A* in my EPQ on Medical Ethics.

I have experience tutoring science at GCSE and A-level, English as a Foreign Language and helping out with medical applications through both other companies and privately.

In my spare time I enjoy dance, playing the flute, football and horse riding.

I like to tailor my lessons to help achieve the individual students goals. I can give specific advice on exam technique and how to analyse where you are losing marks in past papers.

I look forward to seeing you in my virtual Classroom.

I started my Classical studies in Year 7 at school before going on to take my GCSE Latin in 2005 and A-Levels in Latin and Classical Civilisation in 2007.

I studied for my BA in Classics (including Latin and Classical Greek) at Manchester, graduating in 2012, and then stayed to study for my MA in Classics and Ancient History and gained the highest award (Distinction).

I have worked as a teacher in various settings including state and independent secondary schools and sixth forms for the past ten years and as an examiner for the major exam boards since 2015.

Outside of the classroom, I enjoy walking in the Pennines and Lake District, going to concerts and the theatre, particularly to watch modern retellings and university performances of ancient myths, including the tragedies and comedies for which Athens became so famous.