Italian Tutors : 1-1 Italian Preparation

I am a recent first class biomedicine graduate from the University of East Anglia, having attained 85% on my dissertation and only first class marks throughout my degree.

I have earned a place to commence Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) at the University of East Anglia in September 2025 (one of 30 individuals offered a place to study). Consequently, the medicine application process is at the forefront of my mind, and I look forward to sharing my knowledge and wisdom with prospective applicants!

I completed the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in 2022, having studied Biology, Chemistry and English at Higher Level. At age 18, I moved to the UK to pursue a Bachelors in Biomedicine at the University of East Anglia.

Now, at age 21, I look forward to commencing Graduate Entry Medicine and pursuing my career aspirations.

My pass-times include skiing, mountaineering and playing piano!

As a current PhD student in English at the University of Cambridge, with a solid academic background including a BA in Comparative Literature from QMUL and a Mst in English Literature (1830-1914), I am thrilled to offer my expertise and guidance in English language and literature, creative writing, Italian, and essay skills, as well as help with university admissions.
I am bilingual, fluent in Italian and English, and since 2016, I have been tutoring students aged 10 to 19 in various subjects. Notably, I have assisted four students in securing MSt/MPhil offers from Oxbridge in humanities subjects and supported many others in gaining admission to prestigious institutions within the Russell Group.
My tutoring style is characterised by enthusiasm, organisation, and adaptability to your specific needs. I believe in fostering a comfortable learning environment where questions are encouraged. Having navigated the application processes myself, I understand the importance of tailored support for personal statements and interview preparation.
Whether you are preparing for exams, refining your language skills, or navigating the complexities of university applications, I am here to help. Together, we will work at a pace that aligns with your learning style, building your self-confidence along the way 🙂

Hi!
I’m Gabriella Ata Alla, a medical student at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, and I’m here to support students not just academically, but through every step of their journey, especially those aspiring to study medicine.

My path hasn’t been typical. I moved to the UK in Year 11 and had to self-teach the entire GCSE syllabus in under seven months. It was a huge challenge, but one that taught me how to adapt, stay focused, and work under pressure. I passed all my GCSEs, earned a 6–6 in Science, and got into a top sixth form college. There, I continued to push myself, taking part in the Chemistry Olympiad and earning a Bronze certificate.

I consider myself a resilient, determined, and solution-focused person, and that’s also what I bring to my tutoring.

Alongside subject tutoring, I also help aspiring medical students. I’ve personally sat two medical school interviews — one where I struggled, and one where I succeeded. Through both experiences, I’ve learned exactly what interviewers are looking for: clarity, confidence, reflection, and authenticity. I now use that insight to help others prepare effectively. I focus on helping students present themselves genuinely and powerfully, making sure they understand how to stand out as competitive, well-rounded candidates.

I know how stressful this path can be. But I also know how much of a difference the right guidance can make. I don’t just teach the material — I help students build confidence, develop smart strategies, and feel genuinely prepared for the challenges ahead.

If you’re preparing for GCSEs, A-levels, or medical school interviews, I’d love to help you unlock your full potential and move forward with confidence.