Anisah

I`m very passionate about tutoring and have tutored students several times before and while studying medicine. I can work flexible hours particularly in this summer holiday.

Availability: Very flexible during summer holidays.

Willing to travel: 8 miles

Experience: Employment
- tutoring (current)
I tutor students currently studying or their GCSE and a levels
I tutored students in years below me doing Medicine

- KIDS Play-scheme London July 2012
This involves playing with, feeding and generally caring for disabled children and children with special needs. This requires great responsibility, creativity, patience and communication skills.
- Also did admin work at KIDS for a month, inputting staff hours and duties, as well as handling the children’s attendance and personal data.


Voluntary Work
-Saving Londoners Lives (current)
With SLL I visit various schools from primary to sixth form and teach students first aid. This is based on various topics such as CPR, choking and burns.

- Mission medicine / UCAN (current)
With these two schemes I assist in conducting mock interviews for prospective medical students and assisting them with the application process.

- Disability Awareness (current)
I attend care home and facilities for the elderly, where I do basic health check-ups and ensure they have a good time.

-EMDP Ambassador (current)
I volunteer at open days and medical activity day at my university. I teach basic medical knowledge of anatomy and certain medical procedures.

-St Johns and Elizabeth Hospice, London (every Wednesday) July 2011- July 2013
Ensuring that the patients are comfortable in a difficult stage of their lives, doing what I can to assist their palliative care. Being there as someone to talk to as well as delivering their food and beverages at their bedside. General tidying and maintenance of environment of hospice.

-Envision London November 2011 to January 2012
This involved organising events to raise awareness about certain diseases and infections within my College in a range of different ways. Keeping record of the money spent and raised.


Work Experiences

- The Archer Academy Secondary School. March 2015 (three weeks)
Here I did work experience as a teacher’s assistant as part of the Teacher Doctors scheme at Kings College London. I worked in all departments as well attaching students about the heart and teaching some maths lessons. I held a workshop for gifted and talented students, encouraging them to consider applying to university.

Please ask to see my medical CV