Hi! My name is Rosa. I am a first year Graduate Entry Medicine student at St George’s University of London. I previously studied medical biochemistry Bsc(Hons) at Swansea University.

As I have recently gone through the medical school entry process, I am well versed in the current admissions process, including both panel and MMI interviews, as well as the UCAT and GAMSAT.

I am also eager to help students improve their academic abilities right from the 11+ admissions test, all the way through to GCSE and A-Level exams, ensuring that students have the confidence in both content and exam technique to answer exam questions to a high standard that will provide a solid basis for the admissions process.

Despite having a largely scientific background, I am also interested in the humanities, particularly English Literature and Spanish, and offering tutoring in these subjects up to A-Levels and GCSEs, respectively.

I greatly appreciate that medicine and medicine-related degrees require a level of social sciences and humanities awareness, both in terms of the academic demands of the courses and the nature of the patient contact that is essential to doing an excellent job in a medical and healthcare-allied professional degree. I know that it can be quite daunting, particularly for those from humanity backgrounds to embark on the medical admissions process, and aim to make my lessons adaptable for those of all educational backgrounds wishing to apply.

Hello! I’m Ameerah, a 1st year medical student at Bristol. I have always been passionate about science and medicine, and was delighted when I achieved my dream of starting medical school! I sat the UCAT in August 2022 and scored 3080, a score in the top 3% of the country, with scores in the 790-810 range in Verbal Reasoning, Quantitative Reasoning and Decision Making. I also sat the BMAT and received a top 10% score in Section 1. I received interview offers from all four of my unis and received offers from Manchester, Bristol and BSMS. I took Biology, Chemistry, French and Spanish at A Level and achieved A*A*A*A.

I chose to tutor with Medic Mind as I understand how difficult A Levels and gaining a medical school place can be. I want to offer students the support they need and to show them that they are more than capable of succeeding.

Outside of academics, I am passionate about writing, embroidering and gardening.

My name is Guadalupe, I am Spanish from Salamanca and I live in the UK. I have been teaching Spanish for over 20 years and I have worked in Secondary and in Higher Education as well as a Teacher/Tutor in the private sector.
I teach IGCSE, GCSE, A Level, Pre U Cambridge, A Level and other courses for mature learners.
I am a member of the Tutors Association and a Charter Linguist at CIOL in the UK.
In the last two years I have also worked as an examiner for the Cambridge International A Level Spanish.
I find teaching Spanish very rewarding, challenging and fun. It also requires from me, commitment, energy, enthusiam, lots of planification and organisation every academic year. The rewarding part is when students get to enjoy learning and using Spanish from GCSE and then move on to A Level and in many cases they decide to do the subject at University. Many visit Salamanca, since we do have a wonderful university specialised in Spanish Language and love it so much, they go back many times in their lives.