Ben

First-Class Master of Chemistry Graduate from Oxford University.
Chemistry assistant and personal tutor at a Grammar School, Queensland, Australia for one year.
NHS Junior Doctor, Graduated from the Accelerated Graduate-Entry Course at St Anne`s College, Oxford (with distinction in first-year, and merits throughout the remainder)
Plays various sports, from Rugby and Cricket to Squash and Chess.
Has benefited from weekly tutorials given by world-leading experts.
Enjoys teaching students who are inquisitive and ask questions.
Also capable of teaching exam, revision, and interview techniques.

My teaching style is very informal, and somewhat resembles the setting of an Oxford tutorial, which is also the typical style of an Oxford interview. Getting comfortable with this type of academic engagement is more crucial to success both in interview and in university life than being the most impressive candidate on paper. It`s also conducive to real understanding of the topic, which is why it`s the primary form of teaching at the top universities, and spending some time learning in this way can benefit any student.

Availability: Enquire for details

Willing to travel: 5 miles

Experience: Personally tutors and delivers lectures and seminars to younger students at the university.
Completed a research year for Prof. Stephen Faulkner`s Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry group. Past: Prof. Davies Group, Oxford.
Has given seminars to A-level classes, and tutored students locally through their successful Sixth Form.
Spent a year working as an assistant in the chemistry department at a prestigous school in Southwest Queensland, Australia, and tutoring students from 13 through 18 years of age several evenings a week.
Currently a final-year on the academically intense accelerated Graduate-Entry Medicine course at Oxford University, having achieved distinction in the first year and second year.