Violin Teacher : 1-1 Violin Lessons

I am a passionate chemistry enthusiast with a master’s degree, dedicated to elevating student success. Proudly guided previous mentees to achieve top grades, paving their way to prestigious Russell Group universities. Committed to unlocking academic potential.

I have a degree in BSc Chemistry and MSc Chemistry. During my Masters, I did research by developing drugs to treat cancer by developing novel drugs that have a maleimides functional group to target proteins that cause cancer. My research was ground-breaking and is currently being published in Journals.

Some of my previous students have gotten into Russel Group Universities and some are currently studying Medicine, Dentistry, Computer Science and Pharmacy!

I have experience teaching:
GCSE Biology
GCSE Chemistry
A-level Biology
A-level Chemistry

Nice to meet you! My name is Riya, and I am in my final year of studying PPE (specialising in Economics) at the University of Oxford. I am originally from Cheltenham, where I studied Maths, Further Maths, Economics, and Physics for my A-levels. After finishing university, I will start a job in management consulting, and I hope to also continue tutoring. In my free time, I enjoy playing the violin in orchestras, travelling, and swimming.

I have extensive tutoring experience across many subjects, including: Economics, Maths, English, Philosophy, Oxbridge Entrance (PPE, E&M, and Economics), TSA, and 11+. I have taught across all age groups — from pre-school to Upper Sixth. I am passionate about education — I have just returned from a month in Indonesia, where I taught English in an elementary school, and I am currently finalising my TEFL qualification.

Hi, I’m Kai! I was born in sunny Singapore, where I completed high school and two years of mandatory military service before studying at the University of New South Wales as a medical student.

In my early schooling years, I was never deemed as ‘naturally gifted’ in academics. Despite my shortcomings, I overcame many struggles and hurdles to get to where I am today. My wish as a tutor is to be able to impart my gained experience and knowledge to students whose position I was once in.

For my national service, I was attached to an endurance-class warship and served as a fast craft specialist in the Singapore Navy. There, I further learnt the importance of being disciplined and hardworking in the pursuit of excellence. At the same time, I understand that a keen interest in the given subject is just as important. It was my passion towards biology and the sciences that drew me towards the medical profession, inspiring me to work hard and eventually achieve my dream of entering medical school.

Hi! My name is Minnah and I am in my third year of medical school at the University of Nottingham.
About me:
– Interviewed at KCL and University of Nottingham
– Student volunteer overseeing interviews in University of Nottingham 23-24 cycle
– All 9s in GCSE, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths and Further Maths
– 2A*s and 2 As at A level
– A* in Biology A level
-Sixth Form Academic Scholar
– Past tutoring experience in Biology GCSE

I can remember so clearly just how daunting GCSEs, A levels, and the whole application process to medical school can be and so I will cater every session to your specific wants and needs. I am a personable, organised and dedicated person who will make every session is worthwhile and enjoyable. I am also not afraid to say ‘I don’t know!’ but will make sure to chase up any questions you need answering no matter what it is.

I am happy to also tutor in pre-clinical medicine. I just finished my pre-clinical content so understand just how challenging all the information can be to digest. I have a few tricks that have really helped me along the way and would be happy to teach you!

Outside of medicine I enjoy going to the gym, playing badminton and netball as well as cooking, baking and reading (especially thriller novels, if you ever need suggestions, let me know!).

I’m a 3rd year medical student at Oxford with experience in tutoring and mentoring students in A level sciences as well as different aspects of the medicine application process. Applying for medicine may seem overwhelming with the many hurdles that have to be jumped and the various skills that need to be honed in order to stand out from the rest of the cohort. As someone who has been through the same journey and found it challenging, I want to offer support and guidance to other aspirants who are keen and passionate to study medicine and feel discouraged by the difficulty of the various aspects of the application. I hope to help students to gain confidence in their own abilities, equip them with skills such as lateral thinking and critical analysis as well as provide them with tips and tricks on how to navigate the medicine application from an insider’s perspective.