Abderrahim

Award-winning PhD Candidate in Bioengineering at Imperial College London, with 5+ years of experience in private tutoring and teaching classes at university.

When a tutor is capable of creating passion and curiosity for a subject, learning becomes a game.. Whether it be learning Science or a language, it should be fun after all!

Student success story:
One of my best students that I was preparing for university admission interviews in Electrical Engineering (Imperial College and the University of Cambridge) was offered his first choice: a place in Trinity College Cambridge!

My tutoring experience:

2015: Hands-on project (6 months) in kindergaten and primary schools "Air and Electricity explained to children", explaining the principles of air and electricity to children aged 3 to 11 years old, using scale models and workshops.
2017-2019: Graduate Teaching Assistant at Imperial College London in Maths (Mathematics and Controls), Biology (Molecular and Cellular Processes) and Physics (Electromagnetics, Vibrations and Waves)
2017-2022: Private tutor in Maths, Physics and Engineering

Availability: Weekdays

Willing to travel: 3 miles

Experience: I am currently a final year PhD Candidate in the Department of Bioengineering of Imperial College London working on an interdisciplinary project which involves Physics, Optical Engineering and Programming.

I won several national and international awards for my research (Young Investigator Award, Scientific Instrument Makers Award, etc..) and Entrepreneurship activity (1st Place at Imperial`s Hack4Humanity Hackathon, 2nd Place at Imperial Code2Care Hackathon, Hult Prize Global Finalist etc..)

Prior to that, I had studied in a French international highschool, where I prepared for the French OIB Baccalaureate (option Internationale du Baccalauréat) which included Maths, Physics, Chemistry, French plus 7 hours of English Literature (Joyce, Shakespeare…) and 4 hours of History and Geography in English per week. I was awarded the French Baccalaureate with highest honours (Mention Très Bien) in 2012.

After highschool, I joined the French "classes préparatoires" for two years. They provided high-level tuition in Maths, Physics and Engineering Sciences in order to prepare for the competitive entrance exams to the French Grandes Ecoles. After these exams, I joined Grenoble Phelma School of Physics, Electronics and Material Sciences where I was awarded a Bachelor of Engineering Science and a Master in Biomedical Engineering, with high honours. I spent the last year of my tuition in a full-year Erasmus exchange at Imperial College London, Department of Bioengineering.