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Profile of Alicja Mglosiek

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I am open to giving lessons in any maths or physics-related subject until the first-year university level. I approach each student individually and my techniques are going to be adjusted to YOU based on our first lesson. Let's improve your grades together!

I am a highly motivated graduate having achieved a BEng with honours in Aerospace Systems Engineering degree at Coventry University. I have a...
I am open to giving lessons in any maths or physics-related subject until the first-year university level. I approach each student individually and my techniques are going to be adjusted to YOU based on our first lesson. Let's improve your grades together!

I am a highly motivated graduate having achieved a BEng with honours in Aerospace Systems Engineering degree at Coventry University. I have a strong sense of communication and handle stressful situations well. I feel comfortable with teamwork as well as doing tasks individually. In order to solve problems, I implement unconventional ideas, which I am full of. Managing my time responsibly helped me to always be prepared and never miss important deadlines. I enjoy working in a challenging environment, seek to become a part of the space industry and have an influence on new technologies and innovations by applying gained engineering skills including electronics, physics, and mathematics knowledge to problems.

I love learning new things and sharing my knowledge with everyone! I have already given lessons to my relatives and peers, which turned out really effective. I always heard I should become a tutor, so here I am! Nice atmosphere + no pressure (maybe except a physics-related one!) = first class!
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