Hi there! I’m Sam, a friendly fourth-year medical student at Birmingham University. I’m here to help you get into the wonderful world of medicine by teaching you all you need to know to excel in your entrance exams and impress your interviewers. Medical school is famously fun, exciting, rich with learning experiences and prestigious but getting in can be hard and stressful. But I am here to help. I will go through any questions you have about any stage of the process, teach you tips and tricks for both interviews and exams that will make you stand out and share resources that helped me beat the competition. I will also share exclusive insights into what interviewers actually think about applicants and MMIs as I have worked with them in setting up interview stations and questions at my medical school and know what they are looking for in an answer. I am also very qualified to help. For both the BMAT and UCAT I achieved scores that placed me in the top 1% nationally and I received 3 medical school places and an Oxford interview. Now I am scoring in the top decile of my cohort at medical school – which is very relevant as I know well how to utilise what I learnt at school to make the most out of my medical education. I can therefore give you tips and tricks that will propel your exam performance into truly exceptional scores and can give personalised feedback tailored to your strengths and weaknesses. I can give you MMI style interviews much more accurately than most other medical students and tutors and have a unique insight into the mindset of examiners. I can’t wait to get to know you and share my knowledge, and I hope that you enjoy learning this content as much as I do teaching it!

Promoting education of the highest quality and inspiring the leaders of tomorrow is a great passion of mine. Combine with this my own inherent fascination with the sciences and Medicine, as well as my strong reputation and aptitude for teaching and you will see that I am primed to encourage and facilitate the success of my students.

In addition to my natural charisma, my refined interpersonal and communication skills are invaluable assets to my portfolio. Previous students of mine have traversed their respective courses with relative ease under my guidance, owing in part to my thorough explanations of concepts. Pair my outstanding grades at both GCSE (all 9s) and A-level (all A*s) with my infectiously radiant enthusiasm and relatability, and you have the makings of a tutor whose students have a bright future.

In terms of my areas of expertise, I offer bespoke tutoring services for the sciences right from KS3 all the way up to A-level and everything in between, with special interests in Biology and Chemistry. This is in addition to some other services, such as those involved with medical school admissions as well as preparation for their respective interviews.

Hi, I’m Raul!
I’m currently in fourth year at BSMS. So far I have helped students with UCAT, BMAT, IMAT, HUMAT and with their interview techniques. I have taught students from all across the world – including places like Japan, Qatar, Poland and many students from the UK.

At A-level, I did chemistry, biology and English literature which I found worked well for the essay components of the course. Getting the right balance between revising for A-levels and applying to medicine can be difficult but it is important to remember that both need focus.

I’m have just finished a BSc in Global health at the University of Manchester as a year out of medicine. As part of the course, I spent the whole of January in Mumbai completing my own research project. The course was really relaxed and it was a needed break from the intensity of medicine. I’d recommend choosing a uni course with the option to intercalate in case it’s something you might want to go for down the line.

I have loved medicine and I know the journey there is long and it can be difficult to see the end, but it is worth it. The degree is engaging and the work is manageable. It’s been some of the best years of my life and it’s a joy to watch students begin the same journey.

Hi, I’m Fran! I am a postgraduate student at UCL, studying for MSc Science Technology and Society, which I hope to finish in 2024. In 2022, I graduated with a BA in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge, where I specialised in Materials Science in my final year. I’m super passionate about science, and love science communication and policy-making. In my spare time, I enjoy rock-climbing, reading, board games, and music.
I have been tutoring privately for around 4 years now, and I love it! I enjoy spreading my passion for science and love discussing new and interesting topics and issues in science with my students. I think it’s really important to engage children and young people with science, to encourage the next generation of medics, mathematicians, scientists, and engineers.

After graduating with a Philosophy BA (first class) from King’s College London, I worked in commercial law for one of the world’s leading tech companies for a period of one year, before leaving to pursue my own entrepreneurial career in app development.

LNAT tutoring: I have secured entry to Bristol University and King’s College London for LNAT students, helping them achieve marks of 26+.

French tutoring: I am a native French speaker and obtained A* at A-level French (native speaker exam) as well as A* at GCSE. I have acted as French teacher and curriculum designer to home-schooled students, helping them to achieve A at A-level, as well as securing multiple high-scoring IB and GCSE results.

Legal experience: I have completed mini-pupillages at top commercial law chambers such as Quadrant Chambers and Four New Square, and won several moot court competitions both within King’s College and representing the university on the European stage, all of which has given me extensive academic and professional legal experience.

Hi, my name is Kajitha and I am currently a first year medical student at the University of Leeds. I gained A*A*A at A level and went through the medical school application process enough to know how tricky it is and I am here to help you achieve your goals 🙂 As a student having gone through the whole process I know how hard it was to try and figure out things by myself however having a tutor aid you takes at least a bit of the stress away and also helps you keep organised, which is crucial during exam period. My A level subjects were Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics and it took me a while before I learnt the best ways to revise for each subject as they are so different and I would love to help and pass these on to other students who are in the position I was in. As a first year medical student, A levels and the UCAS process are still fresh in my mind and I would love to help those undergoing these at the moment.
Thank you