GAMSAT ANZ Tutors : 1-1 GAMSAT ANZ Preparation

Hi, I’m Parsa, and I’m here to help you excel!
I’m a 4th-year medical student at the University of Queensland with years of tutoring experience across high school, university, and GAMSAT preparation. With a strong academic background in biomedical science and medicine, I specialize in breaking down complex topics into clear, understandable concepts. Whether you’re tackling high school biology, chemistry, and math, struggling with uni-level anatomy and physiology, or preparing for the GAMSAT, I provide tailored lessons to boost your confidence and performance.

My approach is structured, engaging, and results-driven—I focus on high-yield strategies, problem-solving skills, and exam techniques to help you maximize your potential. Having excelled in my own studies and standardized exams, I know what works and how to adapt it to different learning styles.

I’ve helped students achieve top grades, improve study efficiency, and gain entry into competitive programs. If you’re looking for a tutor who genuinely cares about your success and makes learning enjoyable, let’s get started!

Hello,

My name is David and I’m a penultimate year, Graduate Entry Medical Student at the University of St. Andrews and the University of Dundee (ScotGEM). My previous degree was in Immunology and Pharmacology which I graduated from with first class honours, as well as the British Society of Immunology Undergraduate Prize.

I am currently on a longitudinal integrated clerkship (LIC) year in the south of Scotland and spend half of my week consulting and learning in GP and the other half in secondary care. On my days off I work in community Pharmacy where I have been for a number of years.

Outside of studies, I love the outdoors – I’m often grilling on the BBQ or kayaking!

I’d love to help you work towards that all important exam or goal that’s coming up, together we can use my experience and knowledge to work towards a plan and give you that extra boost towards achieving your dreams!

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to read this profile 🙂

I’m Hamza. Currently, I am in the Graduate Entry Medicine program at the University of Nottingham. I did my undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Queen Mary University of London. Thus I am very strong in Chemistry tuition specifically.

Reading Chemistry means I have a very strong understanding of the fundamental Chemistry and Physics concepts required for IB and A-Level examinations.
My progress in medicine thus far has reinforced my understanding of Biology as well.
My experience tutoring has worked to familiarise me with the concepts taught in the syllabus, as well as the provided invaluable experience in how to breakdown and explain complicated topics.

I have tutored science for 5 years at a tuition centre in London. I love tutoring as I find it a very rewarding profession! I love science and I like to pass on my enthusiasm for science to my students.

Hi! I can offer help with the GAMSAT, GCSE English and Spanish and also the HPAT if needed. I did my undergraduate in UCD in English with a specialisation in Spanish.
GAMSAT:
Despite not having a science background, I managed to raise my section 3 score by 15 points over two sittings, which, along with my high section 1 and 2 scores, was enough for entrance to medical school in Ireland. I sat the GAMSAT twice myself. I used a wide variety of resources and tried a few different study styles and approaches to the exam. I have a way of approaching each question which worked for myself and a friend who I tutored, and which will hopefully work for you! I have an approach to section 2 that I haven’t heard from anyone else but which appears to work. I also know a lot of people who sat the GAMSAT and I can tell you the various approaches to section 2 I heard. I know how frustrating GAMSAT can be so I really hope I can provide some insight into the exam and help you get into medical school! I’m currently in UL so if anyone is interested in going there I can answer any questions you have!

GCSE Spanish/English:
Along with my undergraduate I lived in Spain every summer between the ages of 11 and 17 so I can definitely help you out if you’re looking for a Spanish tutor! I also have some experience teaching a foreign language as I teach English to children at weekends.

Hi! I’m Haran, and I am a 27-year-old graduate student with a BSc in Chemistry with Biomedicine from KCL and an MSc in Musculoskeletal Science from UCL. Currently, I am completing my medical degree at the University of Plymouth and am in my 4th year!

Tutoring and teaching have been apart of my life since 2015. From working with companies to working for myself, I have thoroughly enjoyed tutoring as it gives me a chance to help someone succeed in life, engage with people from all walks of life and make friendships.
I have also engaged with teaching throughout my time at university; amongst my peers, we take turns teaching concepts and topics within our syllabus to each other. Teaching is not only beneficial for the pupil but also helpful for the teacher! Personally, I find that tutoring benefits me as it reinforces core knowledge which aids me in my journey to becoming a doctor.

Aside from tutoring, I love medicine. It has been my motivation through my previous degrees, and now that I am studying it, I am thoroughly enjoying it! Outside of education, I love to socialise, play a bit of sport, and I like to get creative with my camera.

Hey there, my name is Joseph. i am a third year post grad med student at Flinders Uni in Adelaide. Before med, i was working as a physio for 6 years. i took the plunge to apply for med, seeking a more challenging career. i worked really hard to get a good gamsat score, did courses, had tutoring and eventually it paid dividends. studying med is great, it is challenging no doubt but really manageable and fun when you have a good balance. achieving a good balance can seem like an impossible task but with the right person mentoring you, it is a piece of cake. it all starts with the right approach to how you study on your journey to medical school, so i can support you right the way through like i was. getting in seems tough but i was able to get in, and i’ll do what i can to make sure you are the same!