Tiana Modi

I have just sat my International Baccalaureate exams, and I hold several offers to study medicine including at Imperial College London, University College London and University of Manchester starting in September. In my International Baccalaureate diploma, I am predicted a total of 43 points out of 45 (the equivalent of A* A* A* at A-Level) which is testament to my academic drive. I am looking to transfer the skills that I have gained serving as Deputy Head Student at my school and mentoring younger students in Maths, Chemistry and Biology to real-world settings, cultivating a nurturing educational environment where I help students to overcome anxieties surrounding STEM and academics through empathetic communication, focusing on engagement with the fundamentals and fostering a love of learning.

I have extensive experience supporting Years 8-11, explaining complex concepts clearly in a way that is easy to understand, I have developed these skills through leadership and academic roles during sixth form. I have helped several students build their confidence in topics that they initially struggled with breaking down complex topics into simple easy to understand terms. I ensured that each session was tailored to individual needs, targeting key areas of weakness.

As an incoming medical student, I have strong subject knowledge and up-to-date familiarity with current exam boards including the KS2, KS3 and GCSE curriculum.

Lessons are tailored towards the current level of students and can be focused on helping students achieve the highest possible grades through a focus on high-yield topics and exam technique.