Nursing Interview Tutors : 1-1 Nursing Interview Preparation

Hi my name is Nadia and I am a third year medical student at Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS).

I have been a university student for the past seven years, so I understand how stressful and challenging exams can be. I aim to create an environment where you feel comfortable to learn and work towards your goals. My approach is to adapt the learning style to the student to optimize their understanding and performance.

In terms of my academic background, I have experience with studying A-levels (biology, chemistry and physics), an undergraduate degree and masters (Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) and MSc).

Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I also volunteer within the community as a first aider with St John’s ambulance. Alongside medical school, I also work as a phlebotomist.

Whatever your aspirations, I look forward to working with you to help make them a reality!

Hi! My name is Rachel. I am a First Year Adult Nursing student at City, and I’m hoping to do Medicine for my Post Graduate.

I had taken Biology, Chemistry and Psychology for my Alevels, with Psychology being one of my favourites. I have had experience in both doing/ conducting Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing interviews, as well as teaching students GCSE English Language and Psychology (A-Level too).I was cofounder of my school’s medent&stem society, where we ran various sessions with lower years to help aid them in their progress towards their aims- which I am hoping to do so for my fellow students on this platform. With being a student and understanding the struggles and frustrations that comes with it is something that makes me a better tutor. I aim to have open discussions with my students when it comes to approaching different concepts and difficulties they may be facing. I hope to bring a positive impact to your progress towards your goals!

Hello! My name is Sehreet Kaur, and I’m a first year medical student. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to introduce myself and share a bit about my journey as a first-year medical student and a tutor.

As a first-year medical student, I have experienced both the challenges and joys that accompany you in the field of medicine. While alot of my time is spent learning about diseases, I really enjoy sharing my insights and learning experiences with others, extending beyond my academic endeavors.

During my school years, I engaged in several tutoring assignments, honing my skills in helping others. I conducted pro bono interview sessions and facilitating MMI (Multiple Mini Interview) circuits for fellow students. These experiences not only enriched my understanding of the subject matter but also allowed me to appreciate the diverse journeys and aspirations of my peers.

Being a social person at heart, I genuinely enjoy connecting with different individuals and love swapping stories and experiences with anyone willing to share. This social aspect of my personality translates seamlessly into my teaching style. I think that getting to know the student and creating a personal connection makes the learning experience more fulfilling and enjoyable.

Tailoring my teaching approach to suit the needs of my students has always been a priority for me. This approach not only creates a deeper understanding of the material but also creates a space where both the student and I can grow together. Education is a two-way street, and I want to make the learning journey as engaging and rewarding as possible.

I believe that rushing through content may leave gaps in understanding, and I am dedicated to ensuring that every concept is thoroughly understood. To achieve this, I have developed a comprehensive time management system that covers all important content without the need for haste.

Medicine is not just my chosen field of study; it is my passion. Being in the first year of medical school has only deepened my love for the subject, and I am eager to share this enthusiasm with others. It brings me immense joy to help aspiring individuals secure a place in medical school and embark on their own journeys towards fulfilling their dreams.

Navigating the medical school selection processes can be daunting and stressful. I understand the challenges firsthand, and I am here to guide and support you every step of the way. Beyond academic assistance, I provide valuable insights into coping mechanisms to alleviate stress during the application and interview process. Additionally, I am always available for any interview-related or emotional support you may need.

I am excited about the prospect of working together, and I look forward to helping you secure a place in med school!

Hi! I’m Maya, a current 2nd year midwifery student at the university of Manchester.

Being a student, I feel like I have a greater understating of the academic needs of pupils and wish to help other students achieve the grades I thought to be impossible at that stage of my education.

The subjects I enjoyed studying most during high school and college were English literature and biology which I’m still passionate about now. They are widely different subjects so I have a strong knowledge of various studying techniques that can allow me to develop skills which helped me to secure a place on my midwifery course.

If you’re struggling with GCSE or A level English literature and biology or if you’re looking to apply for a midwifery/nursing degree and need some tips for your interview or application then I look forward to helping you on your academic journey!

Award-winning medical student with a BSc in medical physiology. Tutor with 3+ years of experience teaching alevel biology, medical school admission test (scored in top 10%), personal statement writing, interview preparation and scholarship application preparation. Skilled at conveying complex knowledge in a simple and concise way, especially those with a neurodivergent condition. I am currently doing a two research projects pending publications. Looking to tutor a wide range of students to help them achieve exceptional exam results.

I created a social media presences where I share information on social mobility & medicine. I have also been on the BBC three times for my support for students receiving support during civil rights movements.

I have also passed and was selected for an opportunity to complete a semester in New York City at NYU for a research project.

Hi, I’m Imaan. I’m a third year medical student at the University of Plymouth, I know the interview process inside out and I know that it takes A LOT of determination. I have independently achieved all my medical school offers and thats why I know that although it seems impossible, there’s always a way to achieve your dreams and I’m here to help you find it! I have lots of experience coaching students and am easy to talk to. I have had to deal with the daunting experience of applying to medical school, independently, including; taking the UCAT exam twice! This has taught me everything there is to know about the test and I have developed many tips and tricks. I am also a foundation student and this pathway requires a lot of thought and planning, I’d be happy to answer any questions regarding any of the unconventional pathways to medicine. My motto is always being there to help, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask them!

Hi, my name is safaa and I am a 3rd year medical student who attends Keele University. I love medicine and would love to help those who want to get into it as much as I can. I am a kind and friendly individual and would like to think I am approachable. I love to give to potential medical students so they have the best outcomes in the future. I have a friendly approach to my teaching so students to feel at ease and get the best out of the session but at the same time, I try to give honest feedback so that they can improve from what they have done and can learn from it. As a student, I feel like I know how other students would like to learn.As a medical student that went through the process of this before, I know it can feel quite daunting and hard so now that I have got where I am I would love to help students achieve their dreams.

I am a 3rd year undergraduate Radiography student.

I have tutored children with a private company for 2 years + and continued this in sixth form through an internal programme and helped to contribute with their progress.

I am offering Biology lessons and achieved A/B at GCSE and A Level after been stuck at a E. I can help you move up that grade boundary!

Within my lessons, we will discuss what your goals and aims are for tutoring and workout a plan in order for you to achieve your potential. I find this is really important as everyone’s learning style is different.

Our lessons will be adapted to how you best learn, whether that is visually or verbally and more. This is to ensure you get the best out of our lessons together. Going through past papers and mark schemes, breaking them down will be a key part of our lessons.

Helping students is really important for me because I know how it feels when you are disappointed with your grade even when you tried! I just want to share what I learned through my experience with others so their journey can be easier.