Over the past year I have tutored my sister at home in both science and math at GCSE level causing her predicted grades to go up to 8's in science and a 9 in math (equivalent to a lower A* and high A*). My younger age allows me to better understand students issues with the course and where a deeper understanding may be required. In addition having done the exams a few years ago and taking those skills much further through A-levels and next year to university means I know what is expected.
I have also taught a course on mental health to a class of year 8 students during my time as a prefect in sixth form. These lessons contained delicate information however learning to deliver it in an engaging way resulted in the students having a stronger grasp on the topics and understanding their importance.
I personally am now awaiting my A-level results in August and, assuming I fulfill my offer, I will start a master's in physics and astronomy at Durham later this year. In conclusion I am hardworking, motivated and through my A-level studies in both math and further math I have the depth in knowledge to push students mathematical ability past anything required for their GCSE.