I’m a second year engineering student at the University of Cambridge. A few of my hobbies are cricket and gym and i love to watch f1. I love the sciences and maths and enjoy teaching it and help people understand and enjoy it as much as I do. Everyone learns in different ways so in my opinion it’s important to understand how you learn and I will try and pick up on how you learn to help you understand as well as possible. There’s no such thing as a silly question so don’t ever be scared to ask and it’s good to vocalise your doubts so when you need help you can get it.It’s completely decided up to you what you want to focus on if you have a plan of what you want to do it is even better because it will help drive the lesson and help boost your learning the most as that what we both want to achieve.

Hello, I am Shay, a second-year medical student at the University of Manchester hoping to help others succeed and achieve their goals.
After receiving only 1 offer to study medicine during year 13 I decided to take a gap year and applied again to study medicine which resulted in me getting offers from every university I got an interview from. I would like to help other aspiring students to achieve their goal of getting into a top university.

During GCSEs and A-levels, I always enjoyed sciences and maths and have been continuously achieving top grades in those subjects and I wish to assist other students to achieve the results they hope by making sure each lesson is best suited to the student, taking extra time to work out exactly what you need.
Also, my interest in maths led me to take part in the UK mathematical challenge and I achieved gold 3 years consecutively.

Outside of studying medicine, I am a big fitness fan and I do weight lifting, calisthenics, and karate which gives me the chance to meet new people and to relax.

Hi! My name is Aleksandra! I came to the UK as an international student five years ago and started studying in the first-ranked school in Britain regarding A-Level results. I enjoyed learning there. In contrast to the usual to me around 10 subjects and boring teachers, I found to entertain myself in lessons with engaging teachers often with dad jokes in the pocket and a very easy program consisting of only four and my favourite subjects. Later I was lucky to get accepted to all universities I applied to and I chose the University of Cambridge. Studying there turned out to be highly challenging but I enjoyed learning something new and coping with different issues. When I started university, I realised I am able to combine my studies with helping other students in achieving what I achieved and I became a tutor. I tutored children in English for a year but soon found out that I would be happier helping students of a greater age than 8-10 and was offered to help students with Oxbridge interviews. That was very interesting for me and I became to dive in into tutoring more and more. I hope one day I can help you too!