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Hello! My name is Fatima Ayyaz. I am a certified and experienced teacher with a proven track record of helping students excel academically from Primary level through to GCSE, IGCSE, IB (HL & SL), and A-Level. My teaching is fully tailored to the curriculum and learner, with expertise across all major exam boards, including AQA, OCR, Edexcel, Cambridge, WJEC, and IB. My students consistently achieve outstanding results: • 92% of GCSE students achieved Grades 7–9. • 88% of A-Level & IB students secured A/A or 6–7* in their final exams. • Many improved by 2–3 grade levels within a single term through structured, personalised support. I also hold certifications in SEN teaching, equipping me to provide adaptive and inclusive lessons for students with additional needs. Being fluent in English and Urdu allows me to connect with learners from diverse backgrounds and create a supportive learning environment where everyone can thrive. My teaching style blends exam-focused preparation with confidence-building techniques, helping students not only achieve top results but also develop independent study skills and a long-term love for learning. I also provide parents with regular progress updates to ensure complete transparency and measurable improvements. 🎓 Education & Certifications • Bachelor of Science in Economics — Forman Christian College (University). Built a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and research methods, supporting my ability to teach both STEM and Social Sciences. • SEN Training – expertise in adapting lessons to support learners with additional needs. • Exam Board Training – certified in exam techniques and curriculum requirements for AQA, OCR, Edexcel, Cambridge, WJEC, and IB. Experienced in designing and delivering lessons aligned with different exam boards, focusing on assessment objectives, mark schemes, and exam preparation strategies that lead to consistent grade improvements.

I am a dedicated maths tutor with a strong background in actuarial science and several years of professional industry experience. My journey began by excelling in mathematics during high school, which led me to study actuarial science at university. Alongside my studies, I tutored fellow students in statistics and later worked independently with university‑level learners. These experiences taught me that many students struggle not because of ability, but because of confidence. I focus on breaking down complex concepts into simple steps, encouraging learners to build understanding and self‑belief. I excelled in mathematics throughout high school and went on to complete a Bachelor of Commerce in Risk Management, majoring in Actuarial Science. My studies gave me a solid foundation in advanced mathematics, statistics, and problem‑solving. During university, I tutored peers in statistics and later worked independently as a tutor for university‑level statistics, strengthening both my teaching and analytical skills. I continue to pursue the actuarial qualification through professional board exams with hope to become a fully qualified actuary in the future

I’m a second-year Biomedical Science student at St George’s, University of London, tutoring Maths and Science (Biology, Physics and Chemistry) for KS3 and GCSE students. I focus on simplifying difficult topics, building confidence, and helping students achieve their academic goals. I’m a second-year Biomedical Science student at St George’s, University of London, with a strong background in Maths and Science. I achieved strong GCSE and A-Level results in Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Maths, and I use this knowledge to support KS3 and GCSE students effectively.

I’m a medical student who really enjoys learning and exploring new ideas. I love reading books, especially anything about medicine or how people and society work. When I’m not studying, you’ll usually find me running, going to the gym, knitting, or cooking something new. I also enjoy teaching younger students because I like breaking things down in a simple, fun way. I’m always curious, always asking questions, and I love understanding how things fit together. I’m a medical student with a strong academic background, having earned 9 A grades at GCSE and studied biology, chemistry, physics, and maths at A‑level. Throughout my education, I’ve written articles, attended workshops, and built experience that supports my passion for learning and teaching.