Sahal Hassan

My lessons are usually structured depending on the goal for the lesson, either to learn a new topic, consolidate on a topic or revise on it. They consist of explanations, opportunities to complete work and us going through their previous work to close gaps in knowledge and clarify misconceptions. Majority of resources I use come from reputable websites that have helped students complete revision and achieve the grades they want, such as Corbett Maths and Maths Genie for Mathematics or Physics and Maths Tutor for sciences.

As someone who has been in the same position, trying to find methods in learning content, I know the crucial parts of adapting my lessons to the needs of the student, so that they can maximise their exam writing skills and content knowledge.

I currently have A - A* grades in my GCSEs, including an A* in Mathematics, Religious Studies and English Literature, defining my exceptional subject knowledge in subjects like Maths that I am passionate about.

I currently work as a Tutor in my local tuition centre, tutoring over 7 students ranging from KS1 to KS3 [aged 6 - 14] in Mathematics and English. I am able to plan and structure my lessons, alongside monitor progress through the assignments I set. The lesson is structured the centre which I deliver so my students can learn content and practice it through questions. I consistently receive positive feedback from my centre coordinators about my work ethic, skills and the effort I put into my students.