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Experience

I am currently a third year student studying Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London. I've always thought of teaching to be a noble profession. I believe that any person of any age is capable of being a teacher to someone, as long as he or she lays a positive impact that person. Hence, people who teach as a profession can actually shape the way their students think. I hope, as a teacher, I am able to impact the lives of my students by helping them with the best of my abilities.

I have had plenty of opportunities to help build my teaching skills. In high school, I was a member of the peer tutoring society(yes there was a peer tutoring society at my school), which was basically involved in helping juniors classes with their course. Throughout high school and even now at imperial college, I've always been helping friends with work, although it use to happen much more in school. All of my cousins are younger to me, and so I've always been engaged in giving them help advice about their studies. Also my father is a part time professor at a university, and I've helped him check his papers numerous times(but yeah, I just checked the easy stuff). Tutoring GCSE and A levels, I have over 50 hours of experience in total.
My GCSE grades were
6A*s 2As and 2Bs
And my A level grades were
3A*s And 1A