Oxford DPhil student offering bioinformatics, programming & biology tutorials from GCSE-level to Graduate-level

Experience

● Experience: hundreds of hours in 1-to-1 tutoring

● In total, more than 20 students tutored

● I've helped undergraduate students understand and develop their final year projects, while having tutored GCSE, AS & A2 pupils in biology and computer science as well.


Having had a rigorous education in Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Arts (Piano performance), I have finished high school at the top of my class. Back then, I discovered that I enjoy helping my peers with homework. As the years have passed, peers in my University courses requested my tutorials and so I've picked up a truly satisfying hobby for myself.

Students that have had even:
- Minimal understanding of their projects
- Close to zero progress in their first pass of the syllabus

Have ultimately achieved deep understanding of their work and satisfactory upgrades in their marks. For example, a student with no previous experience in bioinformatics has achieved an upper 2:1 in their omics thesis after I've helped just once a week for a month. Had we had more time, our progress would've easily led to a strong first class work. Other undergraduates I've helped have achieved strong 1st class grades, while my GCSE, AS & A2 students have scored As and A*s.

While I have less spare time than I used to have (due to intense research work), I still have many availabilities which I am currently offering to students in Oxford or on the web. For trialling purposes, I offer the first hour free of charge so that the students can see whether they feel comfortable with the help they'd receive.