Hasan

Hi, I’m Hasan — a resident doctor and dedicated tutor.

I’m currently working as a resident doctor in the NHS, and alongside my clinical work I’m passionate about teaching and supporting learners at all stages. Throughout medical school and my during my clinical training, I’ve developed a passion in simplifying complex concepts, building confidence, and helping students achieve clear, measurable progress.

✨;;; What I bring as a tutor:
• Clear, structured teaching — I break down difficult topics with real-life examples from clinical practice so you understand why things matter, not just what to memorise.
• Patient, friendly and supportive approach — I know how stressful exams and learning can be, so I create sessions that feel comfortable, encouraging and motivating.
• Evidence-based explanations — as a doctor, accuracy is a must. Everything I teach is reliable, up-to-date and rooted in proper understanding.
• Fully tailored lessons — students tell me the topic they want to focus on, and I prepare thoroughly ahead of time so each session is structured, efficient, and designed to give them the maximum value.

🌟;;; Who I teach:
• Primary and Secondary school (Maths, English, Science)

• GCSE & A-Level science (Biology, Chemistry)
• Medical school applicants (personal statements, interviews, UCAT)
• Medical students (OSCE prep, history taking, clinical reasoning, MLA framework)

🎯;;; My goal:
To help you feel confident, capable, and genuinely enjoy learning — not just pass exams.

Feel free to message me with any questions :)

Willing to travel: Home Only

Experience: I’ve been involved in teaching and mentoring for several years, starting all the way back in sixth form. During my A-Levels, I worked as a mentor for younger students, helping them with exam preparation, study techniques, and understanding tricky science topics. That early experience showed me how rewarding teaching can be, and it’s something I’ve carried forward ever since.

Throughout medical school, I continued tutoring students in the years below me — supporting them with anatomy, physiology and OSCE preparation. I regularly ran small-group teaching sessions, created revision notes, and helped students who needed extra support or wanted to strengthen their exam technique. Many of the students I worked with went on to achieve strong results and felt much more confident going into exams.

Now, as a resident doctor, I’m involved in day-to-day teaching on the wards and in clinical settings, guiding medical students through practical skills, clinical decision making, and exam preparation. This has strengthened my ability to explain complex topics clearly, relate them to real clinical practice, and adapt my teaching style to different learning needs.

Overall, my experience ranges from GCSE-level mentoring to university-level medical teaching. All of which has shaped me into a tutor who is patient, structured, and genuinely invested in helping students succeed.

DBS Check: Yes