Mazen

During the months coming up to my GCSEs, I spent hours revising everyday, for 6 months straight. I ended up getting only grade 9s and 8s so it paid off, but from this period of time I learnt the most efficient learning techniques and also the ability to understand what exam markers are looking for. I then achieved A*A*A in my A levels for Maths, Biology and Chemistry and am now in my third year studying medicine at Oxford University. I now want to help others reach their dream universities and careers through high GCSE and A level grades, but also by helping develop their character at the same.

When it comes to university applications, I find it best to take some time first to get to understand the student and their passion for the subject. Oxbridge tutors look for applicants who display a real passion for Medicine, and so I make sure to nurture this passion over months of preparation. This could include, supplementing the core GCSE/A Level science content with relevant connections to physiology/higher level content, discuss relevant medical topics and explore a couple areas of medicine that the student feels most passionate about. All this will massively boost their application to medical school, from the personal statement, to entrance exams and interview.