Hi! I am a first year medical student at UCL and I am keen to help other aspiring medics with the application process. Having recently been involved in the application process, my understanding of what medical schools are interested in is current, which is important for interview preparation. Additionally, having recently taken the BMAT and UCAT, I know all the techniques and strategies to achieve a high score which got me interviews at Cambridge, UCL, Bristol and Birmingham. I also achieved a 43 in the IB this year, taking HL Maths AA, Biology, and Chemistry and am happy to tutor in all of those subjects. With experience tutoring students in Maths and Sciences for the past two years, I have gained a good insight into adapting my teaching techniques and explanations for different students, ensuring each student understands topics and ideas clearly and effectively.

I studied Law at York, which utilized a problem-based method of learning. He we honed our analytical and deconstructive approach to cases and I was able to study a range of compulsory and elective modules such as:
Law and Business;
Public Law I & II;
Criminal Law;
EU Law;
Contract Law
Obligations I & II;
Property Law I & II;
Intellectual property law;
Legal Clinal;
Law & Society;
Legal Skills & Advanced Legal Skills;
Professionalism and Ethics; and
Competition Law.

I then later went on to study for my Masters in Law which also incorporated the Legal Practice Course (LPC) and here I studied compulsory and elective modules such as:
Debt Financing;
Commercial Law;
Intellectual property;
Wills;
Solicitors Accounts;
Law and Business;
Dispute Resolution;
Real Estate;
Business Law and Practice; and
Dissertation.

I am a graduate of King’s College London, with a degree in Critical Theory. Sociology and social philosophy, as well as literature and film, formed major parts of my academic research at university. I am a keen, critically-oriented tutor, eager to interact with a breadth of students. Education is the only space where a wealth of ideas may circulate amongst people with no inherent hierarchy, and I want to channel this potential into productive, progressive goals. I thrive on building new connections and engaging in thoughtful conversations, encouraging practices of mutual respect and open-mindedness no matter whom I am talking to. Being a tutor does not mean that one is “superior” to those they are tutoring; instead, it merely signals more experience which, when communicated with nuance and complexity, allows for a two-way exchange rather than a top-down teacher-student relationship. I look forward to working with you!

Hello everybody!!! My name is Dana and I am very excited about tutoring and giving students the opportunity to fulfill their dream to become doctors. Aim high and never get tired of achieving your dreams is my mantra.

A start in life signed by trauma and many difficult other circumstances could have represented the word end to the perspective of aiming high. Many people around me kept reminding me to “keep it simple and stay low”. I did not listen.

I worked very hard to get to the level of achievement that would have made me go to places I wanted to be. And I did it with some tears, and by changing two countries from my original native country of Italy. But mostly I did with the joy of knowing that one day I would have GOT THERE.

BSc and MSc in Political theory at LSE

PhD and Postdoctoral Research Appointment in Bioethics at Princeton University. Being the youngest, only female and foreign member of the Department of Politics in Princeton, working with and learning from some of the biggest bioethicists alive gave me the sheer pleasure of thinking “I HAVE ACHIEVED MY DREAMS”.

Then severe illness stroke, I become unable to work at the usual standards that had given me success and happiness. A need to reinvent one’s life and start afresh materialised.

After recovering from illness, mid-late thirties, my journey towards medicine has started. At thirty plus I attended College to achieve A-Levels in Biology, Chemistry and Maths with best result of the year for Chemistry.
Prepared for GAMSAT and received high scores the very first time sitting.
Received 4 interviews and 2 offers in total.

AND THE DREAM OF BECOMING A DOCTOR IS BECOMING A REALITY.

I AM QUITE AN UNUSUAL MED STUDENT. AGE, ILLNESS and TRAUMA have not defied me.

MY GOAL IS TO HELP YOU, PROSPECTIVE MEDICAL STUDENTS, TO ACHIEVE YOUR DREAM OF GETTING INTO MED SCHOOL. IT WILL BE A FANTASTIC JOURNEY TO DO TOGETHER SHARING THE PASSION AND JOY THAT GO WITH THE ADVENTURE OF BECOMING A DOCTOR.

My name is Ellie and I am a first year BA Law student at the University of Oxford. I am an aspiring lawyer so have recent experience with LNAT and interview, as well as A-Level Biology, Chemistry and Politics. I have just graduated from the University of Birmingham in Biomedical Science with a 1st class degree. I have previously run revision sessions at my previous university so have relevant experience.
I applied for Law, starting 2022, so I have recent, relevant experience in LNAT preparation, all of which I did independently. Following this, I received an interview and offer at the University of Oxford to study Law. I am an ambitious student and am a co-producer of a podcast called ‘Law Talks with Ellie and Katie’, where we provide advice for aspiring law students.
I am an enthusiastic and organised helper and happy to be flexible to your specific needs. Let me know what sort of style you are looking for and we can tailor sessions to suit you. I think a crucial part of revision and exam preparation is confidence in oneself, so I will ensure we go at a pace that supports your learning style, building your self-confidence as we go.

Hi, I’m Elin, a third year History and Politics student at Oxford University. Having experienced the application process for Oxford, I know how stressful and daunting it can be. I am here to offer help to anyone that wants to boost their confidence with their application for History and/or Politics at Oxbridge, whether that be their personal statement, the HAT, or interviews. My time at Oxford so far has equipped me to help other students that would like to receive an offer. I received an academic scholarship for achieving a distinction in my first year exams at Oxford (Prelims) which demonstrates my understanding of the course and what is expected of Oxford students, therefore enabling me to help you with your application. I have over 4 years of experience tutoring for a range of different ages and abilities so I am flexible in my approach to teaching and able to adapt lessons to the needs of each individual. I am a friendly and approachable tutor who will aim to build your confidence and help you in any way I can!