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My name is Mildred and I am an international student currently studying Medicine at Cardiff University. The road to medical school isn’t easy, but it is achievable with the right guidance and support. As a tutor, I hope to pass on the knowledge and advice that I have gathered over the years to help others on their journey to medical school.

I tutor children from GCSEs to A levels, helping them achieve grades that set them up for a strong application. I also offer guidance with medical school applications and help students in preparing for their interviews. Through mock scenarios, detailed feedback and in depth analysis with each student on their strengths and weaknesses, I help my students become well rounded applicants. Overall, I have been able to give my previous students the guidance into building strong medical school applications all the way from the grades needed to the skills required to succeed in their interviews.

I am extremely passionate that students get the best possible chance when applying to medical school; many students have the potential but not everyone is strategic with their applications. I hope to help as many students as I can step closer to their dreams of becoming a doctor.

Hi I’m Alina!. I’m a fourth year medical student at the University of Liverpool. I really enjoy meeting new people and helping them to achieve their goals so tutoring is a great fit!

At A-level I studied Biology (A*), Chemistry (A) and English Literature (A*).

At GCSE, the main subjects I studied were: Maths (8), English Literature (9), English Language (9), Biology (9), Physics (9) and Chemistry (8)

The academic demands of applying to medicine are high, and as such, I had to develop a strong work ethic and revision/exam techniques, which I am more than happy to pass on in our sessions.

I used tutors throughout secondary school, mainly for help with Biology, Chemistry and English. I found the help of my tutors invaluable; without it, I don’t think I would have achieved the same grades or even gotten into medical school!

I also think that the interview preparation course that I attended was crucial to me receiving offers from Medical schools. This allowed me to face my fears by stimulating the interview environment so boosted my confidence for the real ones. I also think the feedback I received was so useful to reflect on and analyse in order to improve my performance. I therefore would really like to help others in the same position!

I am a 3rd year Medicine student at St Anne’s College, University of Oxford. I’m passionate about helping students achieve their goals, especially those aiming to study Medicine. I specialise in the medical school application process, offering excellent support with UCAT, personal statements, and especially Oxford interview preparation. I offer useful and practical tips, mock interviews, and personalised feedback. Having recently gone through the process myself and seeing it from the other side, I understand how to make your application stand out and would love to help you feel confident and prepared at every step. I also tutor GCSE Science, Maths and English, as well as A-level Biology and Chemistry. Whether you’re aiming for top exam grades or a strong Medicine application, I’m here to support you every step of the way.

Hi!
My name is Lowri and I’m a medical student at Imperial College London! Medicine is my greatest passion, and I love being able to help other people enter the field! I am particularly interested in pathology, but have covered modules including lifestyle medicine, molecular biology, immunology, genetics, haematology, bioregulatory systems, clinical skills, and anatomy.
At A-Levels, I achieved 4A*s in Maths, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. I also achieved 11A*s at GCSE, in Maths, Numeracy, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Religious Studies, History, English Language, English Literature, and Welsh Language. I also received an A in Welsh Baccalaureate, B in Art, and C in Welsh Literature.
Outside of academia, I am passionate about fundraising, netball, and fighting for equality. I currently hold a committee position in Imperial’s Medics Raising and Giving Society, which raises approximately £30,000 annually, as well as chairing the Imperial College LGBTQ+ Society. I also work with Right to Play, feminist movements, and United Hospitals.
I look forward to working with you! Please feel free to ask me any questions you might have!

Preparing for the UCAT can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, it’s an opportunity to demonstrate your potential. As a fourth-year medical student who achieved seven grade 9s at GCSE and scored in the top 20% of UCAT candidates (including 700+ in Abstract Reasoning), I’ve developed strategies that balance efficiency with accuracy.

Having recently navigated the exam successfully, I understand both its technical demands and the stress that comes with it. My focus is on building your confidence through structured practice, tailored feedback, and clear explanations of question patterns. Whether you’re just beginning your preparation or looking to refine specific sections, I can help identify strengths to build upon and areas needing attention.

Beyond just teaching the material, I aim to provide perspective on managing time effectively during the test and maintaining composure under pressure—skills that serve students well both in the UCAT and throughout medical school applications. My approach is practical, evidence-based, and adapted to individual learning styles.

If you’re seeking guidance from someone who’s been through the process and can offer actionable advice, I’d be happy to support your preparation.