Callum C

I've tutored students for a number of years now, helping secondary school pupils jump sets and achieve the GCSE grades that they are aiming for. I also have two younger brothers which I have helped through these exams too. My past experience has been centered around GCSE Mathematics but I am more than capable of tutor students in the core Sciences at GCSE and in all of these subjects at A-Level, having achieved A grades and higher in all of these subjects. I've worked both in schools and privately and I've received great feedback from all the students that I have taught. I am just about to re-enter Medical School at the University of Bristol, having achieved a First Class Honours degree through intercalating in Functional and Clinical Anatomy. In my spare time, I am club captain of the United Bristol Hospitals RFC which represents all Medical, Veterinary and Dentistry at the University of Bristol.

2015 - Mathematics tutoring at an after school club at a local school. 2016/2017 - Private tutoring of two students in Mathematics and the Sciences. I have not had any formal tutoring work whilst at University, but I have taught taken part in teaching at the University. For example, this year I delivered a session on gastrointestinal anatomy at the National Anatomy Revision Day, which is run by the Bristol Medical School's Academic Societies.

My lesson planning heavily depends on the individual student, their targets and their learning style. In the past, I've found that working through past papers helps students tremendously because half the battle with A-levels and GCSE's is exam technique.