Atiqa
University of Northumbria at Newcastle
Msc Psychology 
1st Year
14About Me
I’m Atiqa Masood, a passionate and committed tutor with a strong background in student advising and academic support. My goal is to make learning a meaningful, enjoyable, and confidence-building journey for every student I work with.
I believe in creating a supportive and interactive learning environment where students feel at ease to ask questions, explore new ideas, and develop a genuine love for learning. Whether you need targeted support in a specific subject, help with exam preparation, or general academic guidance, I’m here to mentor and guide you every step of the way.
Each student is unique, which is why I take the time to assess individual strengths and areas for improvement. From there, I design personalized learning strategies that encourage growth, boost motivation, and build lasting academic confidence.
My teaching style
I believe that every student is unique, and their learning experience should reflect that individuality. I adopt a student-centered approach that prioritizes interactive learning, integrating real-world applications and technology-driven tools to maximize engagement and make concepts more relatable and impactful.
My past experience
Yes, I have extensive teaching and tutoring experience. I’ve worked as an Online IELTS Trainer, a volunteer teacher at a community school, and a teaching assistant in UK schools. I’ve taught diverse age groups, adapted lessons to individual needs, and supported students with special needs.
My Proudest Achievements
Silver Medalist in BSc Psychology; volunteer teacher.
I teach
- IELTS
- 3+ and 4+
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Islamic Studies
- Counselling
- English as a Foreign Language
- Experimental Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Psychoanalysis
- Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (PBS)
- Social Work
- Calligraphy
- Cooking
My Results and Achievements
- IELTS
- Silver Medal in Bachelors in psychology
- Silver Medal in Elementary Board grade 8
- A plus grade in speech language pathology