I am a third year medical student who is passionate in whatever I do! I have worked very hard to get to where I am now, and would like to pass on knowledge I have learnt on the way through tutoring. I have good communication skills and I am a patient and empathetic character, who can help students and adapt my teaching to different learning styles and student characteristics. I would love to develop my own personal skills through tutoring and I am excited to see my students grow in skills and knowledge through my help. As well as their tutor, I want to be a good source of help in creating bright and happy students! I want to make sure my students are always comfortable, so I will ensure to not put any extra pressure on them and make sure to make my teaching an enjoyable experience, where they can interact and have opportunities to always ask questions and doubts.

Hi I am Jenni.

I am a 28 year old graduate student starting my 5th year of medicine at the University of Sunderland in August 2024. I previously qualified and worked as an NHS physiotherapist before deciding to study medicine.

Medicine:
I thoroughly enjoy studying medicine and hope to help others to gain entry into medical school. I received offers from the University of Sunderland and the University of Nottingham and have had practice at MMIs. I am ambitious and strive to encourage everyone to reach their potential – as such I have organised teaching within the medical school to improve student’s knowledge of pre-hospital and emergency medicine and I have given peer teaching on immunology. I have also been involved with research in immunology and I have presented a poster at the British Society of Immunology Conference in December 2023. I have also been involved in research in HIV and we are due to submit our paper to an international journal later this year. I have received a number of awards while at medical school including first in year for knowledge exams in year 3 and 4, and first in OSCEs in year 2, 3 and 4.

Physiotherapy:
I attended interviews at the University of Teesside, University of Bradford and University of Northumbria, and received offers from all three universities. I attended University of Northumbria and graduated in 2017 with a first class degree honours in Physiotherapy. From here I worked as a full time NHS physiotherapist for three years and then a part time NHS physiotherapist for a further 2 years while also attending medical school full time. I recently gave up my physiotherapy registration but I still have connections with physiotherapists and work closely with physios in my role as a medical student.

Outside of studies:
It is important to have a work-life balance. Outside of studying, I enjoy learning languages including German and Greek. I also enjoy running and going to the gym. I volunteer as a supporter for my local BASICS charity and I also attend motor sport events as a trainee rescue volunteer.

I look forward to working with you!

Hi!
I’m a Medical Student at the University of Manchester with A*AA A level grades . (A* Biology, AA German and Psychology).

Also Achieved 2970, Band 1 UCAT

I teach up to A level Biology – OCR or AQA, as well as UCAT preparation.

I also teach German and Psychology up to A Level (Edexcel and AQA).

A bit more information about myself:

On top of my academics, I’m a really good baker! I like to bake birthday cakes for special occasions and I recognise that studies can be very stressful so I do like to make my lessons and work balanced. This ensures that you actually enjoy learning!

I like to make my lessons engaging and with some fun activities in order to make learning enjoyable for my students, Although, homework related to the topics covered in the tutoring session will also be given.