Matthew

Physics student at King`s College London. I`m enthusiastic and passionate but also efficient and observant.
I know Physics and Maths inside out and I really enjoy teaching.

I try to quickly see which areas the student needs the most work on and develop a focused plan to improve their understanding.

I completed my GCSE and A Levels only a few years ago, keeping all my revision notes, so it is all still fresh in my mind and I can direct students to the key points to understand.
(I also have a very good understanding of how the exams are marked so I can teach students good exam technique.)

Finally, the most successful students are ones who really enjoy the subjects so at the end of each lesson I explain a fascinating topic in Science, Philosophy or just the world in general to try to inspire them.

I think everyone is born equal and that all you need to do well at something is to really want to do well at it.

I read a lot, do a lot of sport (Football, Karate, Badminton, Climbing) and play the cello. In 2015 I raised £3000 for charity as part of a challenge to climb Kilimanjaro in Africa.

Availability: I live in London during term-time but I come back to Kent every fortnight on the weekend to tutor my students.

Willing to travel: 8 miles

Experience: I`ve already tutored several families so I have extensive experience of one-to-one tutoring with students from the age of 12 all the way up to 18 in Maths, Physics and Chemistry (KS3, GCSE and A Level).

In September 2015 I was part of the Beamline for Schools project in the CERN research centre in Switzerland, helping teach students Physics and Computing and train them for their experiment.