Gus M.

I'm Sam, your go-to tutor for GCSE Biology and Physics🎓, and in my free time, I enjoy swimming 🏊‍♂️, traveling to new places 🗺️, and playing football ⚽️. With a background in Computer Science 💻, I've got a unique perspective on problem-solving and analytical thinking. Subjects 🎯 - GCSE Biology 🧬 - GCSE Physics ⚡️ Exam Boards 📝 WJEC, OCR, AQA, EDEXCEL. My Secret Sauce 🔥 - Personalized learning that's tailored to YOU 📈 - Complex concepts broken down into bite-sized fun bits 🍰 - Interactive lessons that'll make you go "A-ha!" 🤩 Special Needs Support 🤝 I'm committed to supporting students with: - ADHD 📝 - Autism 🌟 - Dyslexia 📚 - Other special needs 🤝 Whether you are in need of a crash course or steady pace learning, I AM ALL IN!!!🤗🤗🤗 I am a Teacher by Passion with a deep love for Biology and Physics. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I've been preparing students for GCSE examinations, crafting engaging lesson plans and helping students grasp complex concepts in these subjects. Throughout my tutoring journey, I've had the privilege of mentoring over 100+ students in subjects like Biology and Physics, specializing in GCSE and IGCSE Science. I've developed a deep understanding of the exam frameworks and what it takes to succeed. With a TEFL/TESOL certification from the International Open Academy of London, I'm committed to delivering high-quality education that's both fun and effective. I'm excited to work with you and help you unlock your full potential. Together, we'll set goals, track progress, and celebrate your achievements.

Religion, Theology, Philosophy, Ethics and Film is my absolute passion and specialty! I have both an Undergraduate and a Masters Degree in the subject. I also have a PGCE and QTS with experience teaching primary school children and working one-to-one with SEN children. I hold my Level 2 in SEND. I attended York St John for both my Undergraduate and my Masters Degree in Religious Studies. In between, I gained a PGCE from Leeds Trinity and a QTS through my SCITT. I currently work in a Sixth Form College and support the A Level Philosophy, Religion and Ethics revision sessions and classes.

Levels and subjects you teach: I can teach maths at A level and lower Exam boards experience: AQA , Edexcel Preferred student age group: GCSE/A Level I use my communication skills to effectively explain complex concepts in simple terms. My responsibility in my role, is to assist students when help is required. I have gained skills in time management and teamwork. Also I have experienced professionalism and have had to be flexible and resilient to complete a given task. Dedicated, third year Mathematics student at Queen Mary University of London. Having achieved such excellent grades at GCSE and A level, I now move with care and passion in my studies, allowing myself to be prepared for upcoming challenges I may face, ensuring that I always perform to the best of my ability.

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