Chloe

Hello! My name is Chloe and I am a qualified Teacher of Science, GCSE Examiner and an education author. I am currently working in a secondary school in Somerset. I have over six years` experience teaching and tutoring Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Mathematics from KS2 to A-Level. Prior to studying for a Post-Graduate Certificate in Education and a Masters in Education at the University of Cambridge, I read Biochemistry at Cardiff University and graduated with First-Class Honours in 2017.

Availability: I am available weekday evenings and at the weekends.

I am available to tutor through the school holidays

Willing to travel: 8 miles

Experience: Science is the subject that equips adolescents with the answers to the most profound and captivating questions about the very essence of life. I have a solid understanding of all foundations of science and mathematics and strive to help students realise the fascinating interconnections that occur between the disciplines and the phenomena of the world outside the classroom. I have a strong imagination and sense of creativity and pride myself on an innovative approach to teaching and learning; this is because I believe that the subjects are best explored through the way they arise: exploratory, accidental, and informed by curiosity and intuition. I am a UK STEM ambassador and collaborate with the Princes Trust Institute and the National History Museum to create educational resources.

I have a comprehensive range of teaching and learning resources and an excellent understanding of exam boards, exam requirements and specifications. I am able to tailor my approach to the needs of individual tutees, both in terms of tuition content and the learning process. For example, I am able to offer examination question practice for those who require support formulating answers and more active and scaffolded tasks for those who require some additional motivation. Furthermore, I have extensive experience working with students with special educational needs, such as dyslexia, ADHD and anxiety as well as students who speak English as a second language.