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I am currently a PhD student at University College London, where I am researching theoretical particle physics. Before this, I completed a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics and Physics at the University of Bristol, and a MSc in Physics at UCL, obtaining first class honours and a distinction respectively.

Before starting university, I already offered mathematics tutoring, and I expanded this to include the sciences once I began my undergraduate course. By tutoring alongside my own learning, I have been able to identify what makes studying mathematics and science challenging, and what can make it easier.

I have a genuine passion for education, having lived my life on both sides of it for the past six years. In the future I intend to become a lecturer, so I can continue to teach students about fascinating topics.

As a tutor of Maths and the Sciences, I recognise the importance of intuition to all four subjects. It is great if a student can answer questions they recognise with ease, but it is even better if they can tackle unfamiliar problems too.

As such, my aims as a tutor are two-fold. Firstly, to equip a tutee with the knowledge and tools required for them to succeed in their exams. Secondly, to build up a student鈥檚 confidence in their core skillset, so that they can apply their existing knowledge to totally new scenarios.

Above all, I prioritise patience and understanding. One of the most important factors in a child鈥檚 success in a subject is how they feel about it, so I make sure to make my lessons enjoyable and light-hearted.

When I鈥檓 not tutoring, I鈥檓 usually working on my research. Outside of the academic world, I play 5-a-side football (badly) and have recently started bouldering. I love cryptic crosswords, which I occasionally create, and can sometimes be found taking a pub quiz far too seriously. I鈥檓 an avid reader and seldom leave the house without a book!