Phonics Tutors: 1-1 Phonics Preparation

As a second-year medical student at the University of Leicester, I’ve successfully navigated the challenging journey of academic examinations and medical school applications. Having recently experienced the pressures of GCSEs, A-levels, UCAT, and the rigorous medical school application process, I understand firsthand the daunting nature of these crucial academic milestones.
My academic achievements include 4 Grade 9s and 6 Grade 8s at GCSE, A*AA at A-level, and an A* in EPQ. I also scored in the top decile for UCAT with a Band 1 in SJT. This strong academic background, coupled with over a year of tutoring experience in a range of subjects, positions me well to guide students through their own academic journeys.
As your tutor, I’ll provide personalised teaching tailored to your unique learning style. We’ll focus on extensive exam practice as well as going over content and I will share effective techniques to help you achieve high grades. My approach emphasises regular, committed sessions designed to fit around both our schedules, ensuring you reach your maximum potential and desired results.
I believe that with the right guidance, every student can excel. My recent experiences allow me to offer relevant, up-to-date insights into exam preparation and application processes. I’m dedicated to helping you navigate these challenges successfully, just as I have done.

Hi there!

My name is Ruairi (think roar-ree). I have recently graduated from the University of Cambridge with, among other things, a first-class with distinction in my dissertation on public policy. Throughout my time at Cambridge, I have taken papers spanning development, economics, law, and policy. I am combining the knowledge and skills I gained during my undergraduate degree to become a corporate lawyer at a global, Top 20 AM Law firm.

In the meantime, I would like to tutor you! I have thoroughly enjoyed tutoring in the past and believe I can help you excel in a wide range of subjects. I would also be more than happy to help with applications and interviews, be that to universities or to law firms. More generally, I can give you advice on navigating college/sixth form, university, and the corporate world, based on my past successes (and failures!).

Outside of academia and work, I like to watch Arsenal and international rugby. I am also hoping to get back into gym and kickboxing in the new academic year, as well as jewellery-making.

I hope to hear from you soon – please do reach out if you are interested!

Hi! I am a second year medic at Lancaster Medical School. I am a bubbly, hard-working and friendly individual and will do the best I can in tutoring you. Here’s a little something that says why: throughout high-school I made sure to take up every opportunity to strengthen my skills as I could and there were many weeks where I would be volunteering 10 hours a week at 3 different placements; this wasn’t only placements in hospitals but also at language schools. This helped ensure my skills were more broader than those required for medical school.
I wasn’t always certain what my career path would look like, but the more time I spend at medical school the more sure I am on what I want to be, and most importantly who. I was given the opportunity to not just pursue a deeply loved passion of mine, but also medicine along side it! Yes, that’s right, this degree has helped me flourish as more than just a medical student, but also as a poet and a writer. It has encouraged me to believe that I can do much more than medicine and that I can be my own person within my career of choice. This is what I wish to impart in each and every one of you.

Hello! I’m a current 3rd year Natural Sciences student at Cambridge University, studying Physics, with a keen interest in Quantum Physics and computation.

Enthusiastic about physics, although I have studied Maths and Chemistry in my 1st year of university, I am able to tutor A-level Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Further Maths and Biology (AS-level). I would also be happy to tutor most GCSE subjects, where I acheived a grade 9 in Maths and English, and A*s in Science.

I have taken the NSAA Cambridge admissions test before, as well as the UKCAT where I scored an above average mark. I would however also be happy to help with other admissions tests such as STEP, PAT and the BMAT.

I have often been complimented by the way I tutor from friends and family, I am punctual, passionate and patient. I have experience with working with children and young adults, as well as experience through the Cambridge application process.

I am currently pursuing a BSc in Neuroscience and Psychology at King’s College London, immersing myself in the intricacies of the human mind and behavior. With a robust five-year tenure in tutoring, I have honed my skills in guiding students to academic success across diverse subjects.What distinguishes my approach is my unwavering commitment to inclusive education. In addition to my tutoring experience, I have diligently supported children with special educational needs, fostering an environment where every student can thrive. This commitment underscores my belief in providing equitable learning opportunities for all. I have been offered a place on a PGCE course, signaling my aspiration to transition into formal teaching. My exceptional academic achievements at both GCSE and A Level underscore my dedication to academic excellence and my capacity to facilitate student success.

Hi, I’m Shivangi, a 2nd year medical student at the University of Sheffield. My journey to medicine was tough and I can only imagine how many aspiring medics there are out there and if there’s something I wouldn’t mind having when I applied, it would have to be a little bit of encouragement and support throughout it all. I’ll be here to help you in whatever stage you’re in and push you to get those scores, interviews, offers and grades.
I like to incorporate real-world examples and applications into my lessons to help you see the relevance and practicality of what you’ll be going on to learn. My goal as a tutor is to help you build confidence in your abilities and be able to achieve the best you can. Feel free to ask me any questions if you’re struggling, or just to find out more about what being a medical student is really like.