Ansh
Enseignant vérifié, modéré par l'équipe de Classgap
Nouveau Professeur
Hi, I'm Ansh and I am a graduate of the University of Cambridge. I am currently pursuing a Theoretical Physics PhD at King's College London. My Master's degree in Physics is from the University of Cambridge, and I have a Bachelor's from Warwick University. I have over 500 hours of tutoring experience, a strong track record, and a whole host of resources. My primary focus is GCSE, A-Level, and Undergraduate level Maths and Physics, however I also have experience teaching younger students at KS3, and KS2, as well as preparation for the 11+. I have over 5 years of tutoring experience, focusing primarily on GCSE and A-Level Maths and Physics, and I have tutored in a variety of settings, from one-on-one tutoring at a tuition centre, to group teaching, as well as online tutoring and lecturing as part of outreach schemes at the University of Cambridge. My methods and techniques are efficient and easy to understand, and have consistently helped students increase their grades by 1-3 levels. I would first establish a student's strengths and weaknesses by setting some initial questions, and then focus on the weaknesses from there. A typical lesson would start by first going through and explaining the content, then showing how I'd attempt a question, and then asking the student to attempt a similar practice question. This would also be consolidated with setting homework which I would mark and provide detailed feedback on. I would also regularly review the student's strengths and weaknesses, to make the tutoring sessions as efficient and effective as possible. As I am currently working at a tuition centre, teaching both A-Level and GCSE Maths and Physics, to students taking a variety of different exam boards, I have a very strong understanding of the curriculum for both these subjects. Having also studied Maths and Physics at Undergraduate level, and having just graduated from a Physics Master's, most of the techniques used in GCSE and A-Levels are very familiar to me, and I use them every day myself. Also working at a tuition centre means that I have access to a whole host of resources that an independent student may otherwise need to pay a lot of money to acquire.
