MSci in Mathematics from the Imperial College London, Associate of the Royal College of Science
PhD Researcher in Pure Mathematics at the Imperial College London, Teaching Assistent at the University
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Imperial College London, Royal College of Science

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Which subject(s) do you teach?
I teach Mathematics, Physics, German and French from GCSE level all the way through to university standard.

Tell me about your qualifications.
I have an MSci in Mathematics from the Imperial College London, an Associateship with the Royal College of Science, and am
currently a PhD researcher in Pure Mathematics at the Imperial College London.

I am native in German and French is one of several languages I speak fluently.

What kind of experience do you have?
Withing my department, I have taught students one on one, in larger classes and have had extensive experience with setting
and marking of scripts and problems for several years now.

Recently I started broadening my teaching experience to try and teach at a variety of levels in a greater number of subjects.
I have also intensely worked on teaching "Studying Skills" and "Time Management" and took additional courses at my
University to be able to deliver those to my students effectively.

How much do you charge?
35£/hr, first session is half price.

Where do you teach?
Mostly I teach at Imperial College London, based in South Kensington, where there are numerous facilities and the
surroundings inspire to learn more effectively

When are you available?
Very flexible, mostly during the day on weekdays, and weekends, but feel free to contact me at any time.

Which ages and levels do you teach?
I have so far taught Undergraduate, Masters and A-Level students for several years now, but am also available for other levels and age groups.

Do you have a CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
Yes.

Tell me about some of your current students.
I have recently taught a lot of young adults preparing for their university exams and generally, I was able to not just
teach them the material but more importantly how to approach exams and problems themselves, this I think is the
key thing to the learning process.

Articles

Books to Read Before You Start Maths at Uni
Subject: University Maths
Topic: recommendations (study materials)
Created: 02/03/2010