I graduated from University College London (UCL) in 2016 where I was awarded a first class degree in Mathematics (BSc). After completing my degree, I began working as a full-time private tutor, specialising in teaching mathematics from primary level up to undergraduate.
Before this, I studied at sixth form in Sheffield where I took Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Theatre Studies at A-Level, achieving A*A*AA respectively.
A positive attitude to learning has been essential for succeeding in my own education, and I ensure this is a priority for the students I teach. If I can inspire a student to appreciate and enjoy the process of learning, then results usually follow.
Outside of my studies I'm also a keen actor and have an interest in sport and music.
Having been a tutor for the past 7 years, I've taught many pupils with a range of abilities studying for many different exams. With this experience, I'm confident teaching all major exam boards for GCSE and A-level, as well as the 11+ school entrance exam. I'm also capable of tutoring for other exams (eg. International Baccalaureate or university entrance exams) the details of which we can discuss together prior to lessons. I have a strong track record of helping students achieve their desired goals, whether this be a 'pass' for a student who was previously failing, or helping students attain top grades at A-level to secure a university place.
I have also worked as a swimming teacher for two years, working with children from ages three through to twelve.
I currently do the majority of my tuition online, which works very effectively using Skype as well as a shared online whiteboard, where both myself and my students can work through mathematical problems together. I find that this approach is as effective as face-to-face, and in some cases more effective, but I'm always willing to talk through what's best for any prospective student, if online working is unsuitable.
In my opinion, the way maths is often taught in England is not inspiring enough. As a result, many students become somewhat disillusioned with the subject and studying it becomes a chore. In my approach to tutoring I aim to turn this attitude into one that's far more positive.
I believe that as a tutor my job is primarily to help the student to reach their target, whether that be a grade in an exam or a personal target for themselves. In my tutoring I try to emphasise that maths is incredibly rewarding when done right. However, I also make it clear that perseverance is key when studying maths; learning maths is a process, not something achieved overnight.
I'm a very approachable and friendly person, as well as patient. Being organised in my tutoring is also important to me, so I ensure the content for each lesson is prepared prior to a session. To add, I'm always contactable and can be very flexible with my timetable.
Please note: If a lesson is cancelled up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time I will unfortunately have to charge in full, but will always do my best to try rearrange to find an alternate time with you first.
Languages | English (British) |
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Availability | Weekends, Weekdays (all times) |
References Available | On File |
High Storrs School | 2013 | College | A2 Levels: A*-2 A-2 | |
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University College London | 2016 | Bachelors | BSc Mathematics: First Class |
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GCSE | £80 |
A-Level | £80 |
Casual Learner | £80 |