Hi my name is Julie, and I’m a first year medical student at Cambridge University. I’m an international student from Korea, but I attended secondary school and sixth form in the UK. I went to Westminster school for sixth form, and studied Maths (OCR), Biology (CIE), Chemistry (Pre-U) and Physics (Pre-U). I also completed an EPQ.

I’ve tutored primary school children before for 11+, and I’ve helped some of my medicine/natural sciences friends prepare for their university entrance interviews as well. I strongly believe that you don’t have to be super smart to study medicine- you just need to put the work in (whilst having a social life!)

I remember year 13 being a slightly stressful time because of UCAS applications, so I want to do my best to help you prepare for interviews/exams, so you can show your potential.

Experienced Steacher with background in creating tailored Individual Learning Plans to target client subject weaknesses and develop skills. Proven success in setting clear targets and delivering constructive feedback to help students achieve goals. Plans and prioritises to achieve workload within agreed timeframes. Aids positive learning outcomes through supportive teaching and mentoring. Reliable individual seeks opportunity to share subject knowledge and passion in aspirational science department. Organised and methodical to plan and deliver lesson programmes in line with curriculum. Sets high personal standards to build upon learning successes. Supportive professional with exceptional planning and organisation skills. Goes extra mile to provide resources and benefits in searching for employment. Eager to help individuals overcome roadblocks in finding career opportunities.

I started my Classical studies in Year 7 at school before going on to take my GCSE Latin in 2005 and A-Levels in Latin and Classical Civilisation in 2007.

I studied for my BA in Classics (including Latin and Classical Greek) at Manchester, graduating in 2012, and then stayed to study for my MA in Classics and Ancient History and gained the highest award (Distinction).

I have worked as a teacher in various settings including state and independent secondary schools and sixth forms for the past ten years and as an examiner for the major exam boards since 2015.

Outside of the classroom, I enjoy walking in the Pennines and Lake District, going to concerts and the theatre, particularly to watch modern retellings and university performances of ancient myths, including the tragedies and comedies for which Athens became so famous.

I am at the start of a gap year before joining bristol university to study medicine in 2024. I received 3 offers for medicine this year while achieving 42 at IB. Including 7s (highest grade) in biology, English, maths analysis and economics. I am a keen hockey player and have just been to to Kyrgyzstan for 5 weeks trekking.
I understand the pressures of completing school exams and other commitments alongside medicine applications, therefore I endeavour to make my lessons as effective and productive as possible. My organisation and resilience is shown by the fact that I missed a term of school last year and was still able to achieve 42/45 at IB with no extenuating circumstances.
I am versatile with accommodating different personalities and making anyone feel comfortable and in a non-judgemental a space when learning. As one of 4 siblings I am good at navigating a bit of chaos and can help with organising and helping you to find your best approach to learning.

My Name is Ariella and I am a Medical Student at the University of Nottingham who has a passion for teaching and education.

I especially love when I can teach a student a concept they did not understand before. I have a Level 5 200 Hour TEFL qualification, received 9 1/2 9s at GCSE in my and AAA in Biology, Chemistry and History A-level as well as received an A* in my EPQ on Medical Ethics.

I have experience tutoring science at GCSE and A-level, English as a Foreign Language and helping out with medical applications through both other companies and privately.

In my spare time I enjoy dance, playing the flute, football and horse riding.

I like to tailor my lessons to help achieve the individual students goals. I can give specific advice on exam technique and how to analyse where you are losing marks in past papers.

I look forward to seeing you in my virtual Classroom.

I started my Classical studies in Year 7 at school before going on to take my GCSE Latin in 2005 and A-Levels in Latin and Classical Civilisation in 2007.

I studied for my BA in Classics (including Latin and Classical Greek) at Manchester, graduating in 2012, and then stayed to study for my MA in Classics and Ancient History and gained the highest award (Distinction).

I have worked as a teacher in various settings including state and independent secondary schools and sixth forms for the past ten years and as an examiner for the major exam boards since 2015.

Outside of the classroom, I enjoy walking in the Pennines and Lake District, going to concerts and the theatre, particularly to watch modern retellings and university performances of ancient myths, including the tragedies and comedies for which Athens became so famous.