Optometry Tutors : 1-1 Optometry Preparation

Hi I am Dr Muhammad Tayyab, a passionate educator, with vast experience of teaching GCE A levels, IB and GCSE O level. My specialties are in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences and Mathematics. I have also helped students with medical school entrance exams such as IMAT, BMAT and UCAT, and Medical School Interviews. I help students at achieving excellent grades by opting student specific tailored teaching approach.
I graduated with an honor in Masters in Medicine and Surgery degree from University of Pavia in Italy. Prior to that I had achieved 4A*s in my A levels Pre-Medicine program and 8A*s in O levels, earning recognition as the top student in both school and high school. This foundation has given me the ability to excel as an educator in these relevant education boards.
Over the years, I have been teaching every student with a unique method, catering to their individual learning style and requirements. Be it improving grades, deepening one’s understanding of a subject, or getting prepared for university entrance exams, I develop strategies for sure success.
I have achieved various certificates of recognition for excelling in providing quality education.
I am familiar with using digital tools like Zoom, Google Drive, and Microsoft Office in ways that make online learning engaging and effective. Such skills ensure effective and structured communication, even in virtual environments.

Hi, I’m Imaan. I’m a fifth 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 names Reah and I am a 5th year medical student at queens university Belfast. I’m originally from London and went to medical school straight after sixth form. I have been through the medical school application process and understand it can be tough at times. I’m happy to help with any queries or worries you may have, whether that’s academically in regards to A-level biology and chemistry, medical interviews or personal statements, or whether you just need advice about the whole thing as I understand it can be stressful. I achieved an A* in biology and an A in chemistry and received 2 interviews when applying for medical school. I enjoy teaching and meeting and talking to current or prospective medical students and would describe myself as quite friendly and understanding. I look forward to meeting you and getting to work with you!

I am an optometry student who has a passion for creating effective and innovative ways to study and successfully pass/ excel in any academic test. I have been tutored myself since the age of 13 and understand how every student is different, the biggest challenge a tutor can face is finding the best teaching style which work for each student. For myself i understand and learn new information by drawing diagrams and annotating pictures. I drew hundreds of mechanisms for my organic chemistry A level!

I understand some students will learn by reading and writing but i will make sure my lessons are engaging and holds my students attention. As a student who asks thousands of questions, i will encourage my students to ask away! I have also sat on interview panels in past jobs i have worked at, i have lots of interview experience. I currently work as an optical assistant at 2 independent opticians local to myself.

If you have any questions about my experience, teaching style or anything at all, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Hi, I am Kelisa, a second-year Optometry student at Aston University, with a strong academic and practical background in the field. I achieved a First-Class grade in my first year of university and was accepted into all the optometry schools I applied to, so I know firsthand what it takes to make a great impression during the application and interview process. Alongside my studies, I’ve been working in an optician’s practice for over two years, gaining valuable hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of the profession.

In my tutoring sessions, I focus on creating a structured yet flexible learning environment that caters to each student’s unique needs.

I begin by assessing each student’s current understanding and identifying their strengths and areas for improvement. Based on this, I develop a personalised learning plan that outlines our goals and the steps needed to achieve them. Each session is designed to build on the previous one, ensuring a steady progression of knowledge and skills.

I like to start each session with a quick review of the previous material to reinforce learning and address any lingering questions. Then, we move on to new topics, using a variety of teaching methods to keep things engaging. This might include interactive discussions, problem-solving exercises, and real-world examples that make the material relatable. I also provide practice problems and mini-quizzes to reinforce concepts and ensure retention.

I track progress through regular assessments, both formal and informal. These can include quizzes, homework assignments, and discussions. I also seek feedback from students to understand how they feel about their progress and adjust my teaching methods accordingly. Regular check-ins and progress reports help keep us on track and make any necessary adjustments to our learning plan.

By creating a supportive and engaging atmosphere, I aim to help students not only achieve their academic goals but also develop a lifelong appreciation for learning.

Hi!

My name is Alexander. I am a second year Graduate Entry Medical Student at Swansea University, and prior to this opportunity I was living in Adelaide, South Australia as a qualified Optometrist.

I have acquired considerable experience in the Medical School Interview process for multiple Universities across the UK and Australia (2020-2023). As such, I am uniquely positioned to provide my knowledge of structure and content applicable to both panel and multiple-mini interviews (MMI) in both regions.
I have developed an extensive pool of interview questions covering an array of relevant topics, many of which with transferrable methods that may compliment discussion or act as a simulated practical experience from which detailed feedback can be provided.

While the interview is an unfamiliar environment, I can provide skills in adaptability and communication so that you can represent yourself and your experiences effectively. I can assist in where to seek out further guidance outside of tuition, such as useful interview resources widely available, or how to learn about individual university course structure. These factors all act to develop a sustainable method of preparing for interview.

I understand the importance of expressing one’s experience in written form as part of the medical application. Particularly relevant to Australian portfolio-based applications and the UK Personal Statement, I can impart my knowledge on structure, discussion on expression and in drafting.

I recognise how important it is to collaborate between current student and applicant. This should be encouraged, and it is a sustainable method of progressing through this demanding yet rewarding journey that we have both experienced.

Contact me if you are interested in working together! I look forward to meeting you!

Hi 👋 I’m Juwaria!

I’m currently pursuing a Master of Science in Optometry at the University of Plymouth, where I’m passionate about developing my skills and knowledge to provide excellent patient care. I love working in the optometry field and continuously learning how to improve patient engagement and clinical practice.

In my free time, I enjoy videography, editing and learning about the latest innovations in technology📱

I have worked in multiple practices and have a wealth of experience on how to get into optometry, and how to maximise your chances of getting the pre-reg/CliP position you want too. Additionally, I have resources from multiple universities and books to help maximise your learning and potential. I also received 5/5 offers on UCAS, I know the interview process very well and can help you get into university, including if you did not meet the entry requirements.

Hi I’m Lina, a 2nd year Optometry student at the University of Manchester.

A little bit about me:
I have a passion for writing and science, which has led me to start and co-found many journals and blogs as a student! It’s something I find rewarding and fulfilling as a hobby alongside my studies. I also love travelling and exploring new cultures and countries, honestly, I am rarely in the same place for longer than 3 months.
As well as this, I’m a massive foodie, one of the perks of travelling is you get an excuse to eat out and try new and authentic dishes all the time.

As an educator, I bring a teaching style that’s interactive, friendly, and highly supportive. I’m passionate about sharing my experiences and skills with current A-level students to support your journey into university!