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Hi there, my name is Shruti and I’m currently an undergraduate at the LSE! I have over 2 years of tutoring experience, as well as a lot of experience in being a student. I know what it’s like to need extra support, and I’m committed to providing a tailored service to students where they can feel understood, listened to, and met where they’re at.My lessons are structured in a way that focuses on what the student really needs to thrive. The first session is dedicated to discussing their strengths and weaknesses, and gaps in subject knowledge, aided by feedback from teachers and school assessment scores....

Tutor Bio:I am a dedicated and experienced tutor, specialising in Biology, Economics, and Mathematics. My academic background includes achieving 7-9 grades (equivalent to A and A*s) in my GCSEs, and earning an A* in Biology, an A in Economics, and an A in Mathematics at A-level. Additionally, I obtained a First-Class degree in Economics from Warwick University.Teaching Style and Lesson Structure:My tutoring approach is structured yet adaptable, ensuring that students feel supported and challenged in their learning. Here’s how I typically run my lessons:1. Active Recall and Review (First 10 minutes): I...

Emma Latham-Jones is a highly experienced multilingual tutor, academic mentor and executive coach with over 5,000 hours billed and 12 years experience. Emma’s expertise is backed by an impressive professional and academic background, making her one of the most sought-after tutors in her field. Currently, she serves as the Lead Advisor for a company co-founded by the former US Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve, where she provides strategic guidance on global economic issues. She also worked part-time as a Senior Manager for Responsible Investing in the City of London and as a Strategic Advisor f...

I see myself closer to the role of a mentor rather than a tutor, with my goal being to help students maximise their potential and achieve their set goals. These can range from academic excellence to securing a full-time job in investment banking or joining a top university.I have studied Economics at UCL, where I graduated at the top of my class with First Class, Russian Studies at OXFORD, and Management at the Judge Business School in CAMBRIDGE (Distinction). Moreover, I hold a PhD in Economics (UCL, 2016).As you can see in my profile, I characterise myself as an Investor, Entrepreneur, and Academic....

Aspiring for excellence in Economics, Mathematics, or Statistics? Allow me to be your guide towards academic success. I am currently advancing my expertise as a PhD candidate in Economics on the prestigious MRes Pathway, backed by a First Class Honours BSc in Economics and an MSc in Economics, both distinguished by academic excellence from three of the UK's top universities in the field. My scholarly journey is marked by several distinctions, underscoring my commitment to academic rigor and innovation.My research traverses the dynamic realms of Mathematical Finance, Econometrics and Machine Learning....

I am a student-focused, highly organised and approachable tutor with 5 years of experience at Oxford and London private colleges. As a graduate of the University of Oxford (Keble College) for my doctorate degree in experimental psychology, I conducted research in social psychology with a focus on social emotions.Prior to my arrival in the UK I studied cognitive science at the University of Vienna for my second interdisciplinary master’s degree. My bachelor and first master’s degree are in business and economics.I taught to all group sizes, including 1-on-1, at both pre-university (GCSE, A-level) and...

No two students are the same, so no two lessons should be, either. This is one half of my teaching approach, the other being a strong foundation of subject knowledge from my studies and experience. I qualified as a secondary English teacher through Teach First and went on to achieve a Master's in Educational Leadership. This allowed me to research the particular challenges that students encounter on entering sixth form, and ways in which GCSE exams do and do not prepare them for success. During my time working in schools I was consistently rated either 'Good' or 'Outstanding' in lesson observations....