Engineering student teaching Maths, physics, chemistry and English from elementary to A levels.

Muhammad burhan's CV

Kingston College London ( 2013-2016)

Got the experience of teaching the A levels at Kingston College in London on part time basis and full time during summer main responsibilities include

• Delivering high quality lessons and in great depth
• Taught A levels physics, chemistry and mathematics
• Focusing on problem solving techniques and devising easy approach to complex problems
• Developed innovative approaches for the lectures that was highly regarded by the college admin
• Conducting physics and chemistry practical’s on regular basis while making sure that lab safety rules
are maintained
• Focused on highlighting the key points for the GCE exams by conducting mock exams
• Consistently commended for ability to redirect students exhibiting behaviour problems by replacing
disruptive, unproductive patterns with positive behaviour.
Achievements
• Have given me great communication skills and made me an individual with an excellent delivering quality
• Developed themes based lectures that tie together different subject areas to reinforce learning of key concepts
• Work with the students one on one helping them find where they lack and over their weaknesses.
• Wrote and Implemented lessons with the classes as well as demonstrated how to get the best results with the materials used.
• Designed a series of multimedia presentations for the some physics mechanism that gave a better understating to the students
• Teaching students with diverse backgrounds had also made me a good listener.

Apart from this I have been giving home tuition, giving one on one lesson helping them to overcome in the areas where they lacked. I have also worked as teacher on causal contract in Surbiton High School in London teaching classes from grade 7 to grade 12 teaching sciences and mathematics. This job made me a great teacher with strong interpersonal and communication skills. I have been taking 1st year tutorials as well during my 3rd year of university.