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I am a first-year Land Economy student at the University of Cambridge, combining interests in economics, policy, and real-world data. Before Cambridge, I completed the IB Diploma with a score of 44/45, focusing on Economics, Mathematics, and research. I have worked on analytical projects with organisations such as Rosbank and VK, where I carried out market evaluations, behavioural-economics studies, and strategic proposals. My independent econometric research on climate adaptation was later published and presented internationally.
Teaching has been a consistent part of my academic journey. While leading the Economics Department at Priceless Education, I organised lessons, developed learning materials, and worked with students from different backgrounds. I enjoyed breaking down complex models into simple, visual explanations, guiding students through past papers, and helping them build confidence step by step. During international competitions—such as the Wharton Investment Competition—I mentored younger teammates through valuation, forecasting, and portfolio design, which naturally grew into a habit of supporting others in their learning.

My goal is to make learning engaging and achievable, while helping each student progress at their own pace and feel confident in the subjects we explore together.

I am a dedicated and approachable tutor with a strong academic background in Artificial Intelligence and Electrical Engineering, alongside extensive experience working in UK secondary schools and one-to-one tutoring settings. I am currently studying for an MSc in Artificial Intelligence at Nottingham Trent University, where I was awarded a 40% merit-based scholarship in recognition of my academic performance.

I have worked as a Cover Supervisor and Teaching Assistant in Nottingham, supporting students across KS3 and KS4 and ensuring continuity of learning when teachers are absent. In these roles, I have supervised whole classes using pre-set lesson plans, maintained positive behaviour, and supported a wide range of learners, including SEN and autistic students, through clear instructions, structured routines, and adapted support. Alongside this, I have several years of experience as a private tutor, working one-to-one and in small groups with secondary school pupils to improve understanding, confidence, and academic outcomes.

I am passionate about helping students reach their full potential, not just by improving grades but by building confidence, independence, and effective study habits. I aim to make learning engaging, supportive, and accessible, helping students feel comfortable asking questions and developing a genuine understanding of their subjects.

I am Sameer Siddiqui, a quantitative researcher with five years of professional experience in Python engineering, data pipelines, and applied machine learning. Currently, I am pursuing my MSc in Quantitative Finance at the University of Glasgow, where I focus on stochastic calculus, derivatives pricing, portfolio theory, and quantitative optimisation. My background combines technical depth with financial expertise, having built and deployed 100+ real-time data pipelines, automated reporting systems, and machine learning models in Azure Kubernetes Service to improve efficiency and decision-making. I have also developed trading algorithms, backtested strategies, and conducted risk analysis, strengthening my foundation in financial engineering. With hands-on expertise across Python, SQL, and deep learning frameworks, I thrive at the intersection of technology and finance, driven by curiosity, problem-solving, and a passion for markets.

I have over 25 years of experience as a teacher and course leader at a further education college in Leeds, northern England. Throughout my career, I have taught a wide range of subjects across ICT, Programming, and Games Development courses – in particular computer languages and game engines. I also have extensive experience in web programming, database development, and general computer skills instruction.
In recent years, I have played a key role in the development and delivery of the T Level Digital Software Development course, teaching Python, software design, and software testing. I have also developed new units for the Access to higher education course that are now used by colleges nationally.
My responsibilities have included providing pastoral support to students, managing courses, ensuring quality assurance and verification standards, designing curricula, and interviewing prospective staff and students.
I take great pride in my professionalism, organisation, and approachable manner.

I’m a Cyber Security graduate with a strong understanding of both the subject matter and the reality of exam pressure. I don’t just focus on what to study, but how to approach exams effectively — from time management and question strategy to understanding what markers are actually looking for.

My style is practical and straight to the point. I break complex topics down clearly, spot patterns in exam questions, and help you avoid the common mistakes that cost easy marks. Sessions are focused, calm, and tailored to how you learn, no generic teaching, no unnecessary waffle.

At the same time, I understand that confidence and mindset matter. Exams can feel overwhelming, especially when things haven’t gone smoothly before. I aim to create a supportive environment where you can ask questions freely, improve step by step, and walk into exams feeling prepared rather than stressed.