I started tutoring GCSE Maths at 16, and since then have tutored for the OCR, AQA, and Edexcel syllabus. I have tutored students with predicted grades from a 2 up to an 8, and all of my students have achieved a grade 5 or higher, with over half of my students achieving a grade of 7 or above. Since 2025, during exam season I tutor a schools cohort of GCSE Further Maths students on the AQA course....
I started tutoring GCSE Maths at 16, and since then have tutored for the OCR, AQA, and Edexcel syllabus. I have tutored students with predicted grades from a 2 up to an 8, and all of my students have achieved a grade 5 or higher, with over half of my students achieving a grade of 7 or above. Since 2025, during exam season I tutor a schools cohort of GCSE Further Maths students on the AQA course. I have tutored students for GCSE Physics alongside maths, among whom 75% have achieved a grade 7 or above in Physics.
Since achieving A*A*A* In Maths, Further Maths, and Physics at A level and beginning my Maths Degree, I have been tutoring A level Maths and Further Maths online, including a student I have worked with through his GCSEs and is now taking Maths and Further Maths at A Level.
My lessons have a friendly dynamic. Together we work through problems from my library of problem sets as well as homework problems you may be struggling with. Between lessons I will set about 30 minutes work to ensure that what we have gone over in the lessons is retained and you are able to solve problems of the type we have been exploring independently.
For my online lessons, I use zoom or teams and the digital whiteboard Mural. I send the notes from the lesson and screenshots of the whiteboard to the student at the end of the session. I have been tutoring online with this method for a year and a half and have found a lot of success with it so far.