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Hello my name is Omar! I am a 4th-year medical student at UCL with a First Class Honours degree in Neuroscience. I have tutored over 50 students aged 6–18 across Central London and Cambridge, from 8+/11+ entrance exams through to GCSEs, A-levels, and university entrance tests. Many of my students have gone on to secure Grade 9s/A*s and places at competitive schools and universities.My teaching style is student-specific but will generally include tackling key concepts with worked examples, discussing common question types, mark scheme specific responses. There will always be a clear lesson aim a...

Hi I’m Adrian, I’m a masters student interested in all things scientific!My academic background is in engineering and neuroscience – given that both of these subjects are quite broad, I’ve been able to study a wide range of mathematical and scientific topics to a high degree. I would like to give back by helping others with their studies as I know how much of a difference a good tutor can make.Before the pandemic I would volunteer teaching younger children (6-8) at schools, however more recently I spent a semester teaching a hybrid online/in-person university course on Python programming to roug...

I am a fifth year medical student at University College London (UCL) with over 8 years of tutoring experience. I have a first class Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Sciences with Medical Anthropology, receiving a first in every assessment. After achieving top grades at GCSE, I received a scholarship to study at King’s College School Wimbledon. I completed the UCAT and BMAT exams and was offered interviews at all medical schools I applied to. Whilst at UCL, I have received numerous national and international awards, alongside running my own organisation, and participating in a range of extracurricular a...

Dedicated and caring tutor who prioritises cultivating a passion for learning that my students carry with them for the rest of their academic careers. I use metacognitive teaching methods to ensure that students can retain the most information out of each hour of teaching. This so that they have the opportunity to balance their learning with extra curricular activities, as research has shown that the balance can bolster student retention too! As a medic I am constantly learning; this means that I can test out new studying methods and cater studying advice to each student as well as teaching them...

I’m Libby (Elizabeth), also known as Miss Morris, a young, knowledgeable and enthusiastic teacher of art and science. I have experience in a wide range of subject areas, including within an SEND provision. This means I have an excellent understanding of neurodivergence, and am adaptable depending on the students’ needs. Being a trained art teacher means that I’m open to different learning methods in the classroom, a vital trait when working with today’s students and short attention spans. I prefer to lean away from the didactic techniques of lecturing at students and instead encouraging them to...

I graduated with a triple 1st from the University of Cambridge, with a MCantab in Natural Sciences (zoology) and MPhil in History and Philosophy of Science, and gained two college scholarships and the 'Oxford University Prize for Excellence in Biosciences'. Later, I did a PhD at Cambridge on monstrous animals in Renaissance Europe. I have been tutoring in London for more than 14 years. Apart from tutoring, I am writing a nonfiction book on monsters (2024, Orion) and another on plant intelligence was published in 2022 with Little Brown. I have worked at London's Natural History Museum and the Zoological...