Abhinav Sandeep

I know how difficult some topics can be - I've been there myself with maths when I was younger. And I can only attribute my improvement to a lot of hard work, and it can be really difficult to get through that alone. Therefore, I'm confident I know the methods and techniques that can improve someone's skill.

In the UK, especially England, exams are about exam technique as well. Since I've written my GCSEs quite recently, I'm well accustomed to the recent 'quirks' of different exam boards.
I can also help with revision technique and how to approach a subject in general as well - all these ideas are still fresh in my mind!

I've always wanted to tutor people and help others achieve the grades they want or need. I've begun doing so as well, with spending 30 hours giving free tutoring lessons.
With the experience I have, I've decided that it's time to offer paid lessons. I understand financial investment from somebody calls for excellent lessons, and I equally strongly believe I have the sufficient experience for that.

As a fresh A-level student, I strongly believe my knowledge (which will be extremely relevant to the new specification, having just finished my GCSEs) will allow me to teach technique, not just subject content.

Understanding a subject is about having passion as well as a strong intuitive understanding, and this passion is something I will be able to develop in all my tutees. My confidence stems from the fact that I've tutored for free before, to give back to the community.

I'm offering tutoring mainly to GCSE students in maths, physics, and design & technology (product design), but am happy to teach any core/stem subject at a KS3 level as well. My lessons will involve annotation, exam questions, and a lot of exam technique, which is essential especially for qualifications in the UK, not least GCSEs.

I achieved all A* at my GCSEs, with eight 9s and two 8s. I achieved 97% in maths and 98% in design & technology. And not only do I know the subjects well, I'm also an excellent communicator, with a lot of experience at public speaking events and tutoring sessions.