I'm a current university student doing Physics at Warwick University. I studied Maths, Physics, and Chemistry at A-level, and achieved an A in all 3 subjects, I also achieved 9s in GCSE Maths and Physics. I have experience in mentoring secondary school students and helping them with questions in Maths club support sessions while I was in sixth form.
Lessons can be very flexible, either using questions/homework a student may be struggling on, or myself finding relevant content to what they're cu...
I'm a current university student doing Physics at Warwick University. I studied Maths, Physics, and Chemistry at A-level, and achieved an A in all 3 subjects, I also achieved 9s in GCSE Maths and Physics. I have experience in mentoring secondary school students and helping them with questions in Maths club support sessions while I was in sixth form.
Lessons can be very flexible, either using questions/homework a student may be struggling on, or myself finding relevant content to what they're currently learning in school or college. Can also go through exam practice questions and/or techniques, particularly for GCSE and A-level students. My methods tend to consist of figuring out what a student already knows, or what they can deduce about the question, and then explaining to them the parts they don't understand or are struggling with, but I also personalise my explanations to what each individual best understands. I use diagrams and drawings where relevant, particularly in Physics, and help students find the easiest way to learn and use equations. On topics where students may be particularly struggling, I can discuss with them how I'd typically go about the question, and then give them a similar question to see if they can apply the same methods, helping them through it if needed.
Message me for more details about what I can specialise in, including particular learning difficulties. I can also be flexible in prices, particularly for lower income students/families, and those who might not be able to afford the full price for other reasons. I also have mentoring experience, and am often a go-to point for family and friends to ask maths or physics questions. I've been said to be able to explain things in a relatively simple way, such that people can understand, and then apply it to another question, but without losing any of the important information needed :)
