Mandarin Tutors: 1-1 Mandarin Preparation

Hello, my name is Serena Sze and I am from Hong Kong and have studied in Singapore before and am currently in the UK. Hence, I am quite familiar with different type of learning methods which I have observed throughout my studies in different places. I am currently a first year medical student in King’s College London and has just finished my A-levels. I scored a 2920 B1 in my UCAT and received offers from KCL and University of Glasgow. I did a research project on the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine for stroke rehabilitation. I am very interested in helping different students to find the best way to study as there are a lot of different studying methods currently, such as Pomodoro. However, I do very much understand the difficulty in finding the best way to do it and I would love to use my experiences to guide them to the right direction.

Hello! My name is Sophia and I am a 3rd year medical student currently studying at the University of Bristol. I achieved top grades in my GCSEs and A levels, as well as in my UCAT. Having gone through A levels and the medicine application process, I understand how stressful and hard it is and I would like to guide students to achieve the best grades they can to get into their dream university. I am passionate and patient in teaching students, and eager to improve students’ confidence in exams and university interviews. I will tailor classes to each student to ensure they can understand material in the best way they can. As for past tutoring experience, I have some experience in tutoring and teaching musical instruments to students in the past few years. I look forward to meeting some of you!

Hi everyone!

My name is Nathan and I’m a 3rd year medical student at University of Nottingham. I graduated from St George’s University of London with a degree of Bsc in Clinical Bioscience/Biomedical Science achieving First Class with Honours.

Despite setbacks at A-levels I knew my goal to study medicine had not changed and I was determined to achieve this by any means! After completing my first undergraduate degree, I applied for medicine at University of Nottingham, Kings College London, Queen Mary University of London and The University of Edinburgh for a mixture of undergraduate and graduate entry – eventually accepting an offer from University of Nottingham for their undergraduate programme.
Within medicine my areas of interest include neurocardiology, neurointensive care, pre-hospital and emergency medicine. I am currently writing my dissertation for my BMedSci project on cardiac injury following traumatic brain injury and have undertaken research in other areas such as an EPQ on sports cardiology and lab-based research projects as part of my previous degree.

My previous teaching experiences include teaching basic English, maths and science at a school in Gambia during my A-levels and teaching Taekwondo for ages 5-16. At university level, I was involved in the Henry Gray Anatomy society at St George’s University of London where I would construct and deliver revision on anatomical topics to students of all years. I am currently involved in teaching 1st and 2nd year medical students clinical skills and anatomy at University of Nottingham.
In terms of tutoring, I have worked at MyTutor for the past 2 years teaching GCSE and A-level topics in addition to providing private tutoring to students applying to medical school (this included UCAT and interview prep).

I am an enthusiastic, hard working individual and will always go above and beyond to ensure my students are in the best position possible for achieving their goals. I am always available to give any advice regarding applying to medical and can offer great insight into life at medical school!

I look forward to working with you and helping you excel in whatever subjects you are studying 🙂

Hello, my name is Serena Sze and I am from Hong Kong and have studied in Singapore before and am currently in the UK. Hence, I am quite familiar with different type of learning methods which I have observed throughout my studies in different places. I am currently a first year medical student in King’s College London and has just finished my A-levels. I scored a 2920 B1 in my UCAT and received offers from KCL and University of Glasgow. I did a research project on the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine for stroke rehabilitation. I am very interested in helping different students to find the best way to study as there are a lot of different studying methods currently, such as Pomodoro. However, I do very much understand the difficulty in finding the best way to do it and I would love to use my experiences to guide them to the right direction.

Hello! My name is Sophia and I am a 3rd year medical student currently studying at the University of Bristol. I achieved top grades in my GCSEs and A levels, as well as in my UCAT. Having gone through A levels and the medicine application process, I understand how stressful and hard it is and I would like to guide students to achieve the best grades they can to get into their dream university. I am passionate and patient in teaching students, and eager to improve students’ confidence in exams and university interviews. I will tailor classes to each student to ensure they can understand material in the best way they can. As for past tutoring experience, I have some experience in tutoring and teaching musical instruments to students in the past few years. I look forward to meeting some of you!

Hi everyone!

My name is Nathan and I’m a 3rd year medical student at University of Nottingham. I graduated from St George’s University of London with a degree of Bsc in Clinical Bioscience/Biomedical Science achieving First Class with Honours.

Despite setbacks at A-levels I knew my goal to study medicine had not changed and I was determined to achieve this by any means! After completing my first undergraduate degree, I applied for medicine at University of Nottingham, Kings College London, Queen Mary University of London and The University of Edinburgh for a mixture of undergraduate and graduate entry – eventually accepting an offer from University of Nottingham for their undergraduate programme.
Within medicine my areas of interest include neurocardiology, neurointensive care, pre-hospital and emergency medicine. I am currently writing my dissertation for my BMedSci project on cardiac injury following traumatic brain injury and have undertaken research in other areas such as an EPQ on sports cardiology and lab-based research projects as part of my previous degree.

My previous teaching experiences include teaching basic English, maths and science at a school in Gambia during my A-levels and teaching Taekwondo for ages 5-16. At university level, I was involved in the Henry Gray Anatomy society at St George’s University of London where I would construct and deliver revision on anatomical topics to students of all years. I am currently involved in teaching 1st and 2nd year medical students clinical skills and anatomy at University of Nottingham.
In terms of tutoring, I have worked at MyTutor for the past 2 years teaching GCSE and A-level topics in addition to providing private tutoring to students applying to medical school (this included UCAT and interview prep).

I am an enthusiastic, hard working individual and will always go above and beyond to ensure my students are in the best position possible for achieving their goals. I am always available to give any advice regarding applying to medical and can offer great insight into life at medical school!

I look forward to working with you and helping you excel in whatever subjects you are studying 🙂