UCAT ANZ Tutors : 1-1 UCAT ANZ Preparation

I am a current Doctor in London. I recently completed my elective rotation at Stanford University in the USA with the Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery Faculty. I have recently graduated from St George’s in London this year and had posters and abstracts accepted at European surgical conferences while studying there. In addition to my NHS commitments, I work part time on the pitch at Tottenham Hotspur Football club as a groundsman. My previous degree was at Cardiff University where I was awarded a 2:1 in an integrated Masters of Chemistry (Hons) degree. I achieved 68% in my masters project based on the drug delivery capabilities of a metal organic hybrid framework. In my spare time I like to explore the different restaurants in London, catch up with friends and play football. I also enjoy skiing where I have competed in national competitions.

Hello! I’m Isabella 🙂

Having faced hurdles in my application process into medical school, I know how scary applying to university can be. My job is to help make this application process less daunting and maximise your chances of success.

Achieving 6A*s at A-Level and obtaining all my GCSEs at a grade 7-9, I taught myself how to master the skill of application and examination technique. My role now is to help as many other students to maximise their potential like I did.

Having tutored both privately and with other educational organisations covering 11+ admissions, GCSE and A-Level I have been exposed to a range of different examination boards including but not limited to AQA, WJEC, OCR and Edexcel. At the 11+ level, I have tutored students undertaking the 11+ CEM (Durham University) examination as well as GL examinations. I have also successfully taught students undertaking the 13+.

Within medical school, I am the current lead for Imperial College London’s Widening Participation Programme (WATCCH) for Medicine. This role helps prospective students from disadvantaged backgrounds interested in applying to medical school, maximise their chances of success. Having ran MMI and personal statement workshops and working with both the medical school and other current medical students, I have seen what makes a medical application stand out from the crowd.

I believe with my personal experience and love for teaching, I can help maximise your chances of success.

Hi, I’m Japsimar. I’m a final year medical student at Newcastle University. Over the past 5 years I’ve tutored numerous students, from the UK and internationally. My expertise lies in medical school applications and test prep, as well as A-level sciences and maths. Having been on the medical school’s interview panel I have deep knowledge in the selection process that universities employ and can help you stand out amongst your peers.

Apart from having tutored for a number of years, I also developed a comprehensive university guide for UK medical schools (currently used by most aspiring medical students around the world). I will be able to guide you in the right direction and leverage your achievement to make sure you get multiple offers and finally a place at your chosen medical school.

Having been in your position, I understand how unnerving this process might seem – however, I would love to work together with you to make it seamless and fun at the same time.

Hi! I’m Chaitanya and I am currently studying Medicine at GKT School of Medical Education. I’m an international student from India and did the International Baccalaureate in 2020 achieving a 40/45 with a 7,7,6 in my HLs. I have been tutoring for about 3 years now so I can really relate to how stressful the process of applying for medicine is. My interest in Medicine sparked from my fascination with the human body and its tricksy intricacies. My work experience further elucidated the skills that were required to be a doctor and highlighted the dedication and empathy that each doctor had for their patients; and it finally solidified my decision to apply for medicine. I also have a keen interest in research as a result of the research I was a part of in high school and am currently also getting involved in research at university. Apart from that, I’m a sports enthusiast and love playing cricket, volleyball and doing martial arts. You can also find me relaxing with video games or TV shows!

I look forward to working together to help put you on track to be a future doctor too.

I am an international medical student at the University of New South Wales, hoping to complete all 6 years of the course in Australia. Communication, speaking and teaching are skills I am confident in, especially after completing 10 years of LAMDA (the oldest British English and Drama school) with Distinction Awards, and also becoming the secretary of my university’s internationally competitive Debater’s Club. I plan on preparing students for UCAT ANZ, the Australian Medical Interview, or IELTS. Due to my commitments to medical school, I will only accept two students to ensure that I can provide the best care without hindering my own obligations. It is important that prospective students respect my time as I will respect yours; homework and research must be completed if I assign them as we work towards your exam.

Hi! I’m Haran, and I am a 27-year-old graduate student with a BSc in Chemistry with Biomedicine from KCL and an MSc in Musculoskeletal Science from UCL. Currently, I am completing my medical degree at the University of Plymouth and am in my 4th year!

Tutoring and teaching have been apart of my life since 2015. From working with companies to working for myself, I have thoroughly enjoyed tutoring as it gives me a chance to help someone succeed in life, engage with people from all walks of life and make friendships.
I have also engaged with teaching throughout my time at university; amongst my peers, we take turns teaching concepts and topics within our syllabus to each other. Teaching is not only beneficial for the pupil but also helpful for the teacher! Personally, I find that tutoring benefits me as it reinforces core knowledge which aids me in my journey to becoming a doctor.

Aside from tutoring, I love medicine. It has been my motivation through my previous degrees, and now that I am studying it, I am thoroughly enjoying it! Outside of education, I love to socialise, play a bit of sport, and I like to get creative with my camera.