Qualifications
I hold an impressive academic background with A-A grades in A-level Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science* from Warwick School in England, coupled with a strong foundation in various subjects from Kramatorsk School N22 in Ukraine. My studies reflect a solid understanding of core principles in both Mathematics and Physics, which are essential for A-level tutoring.

Tutoring Methods
Customized Learning Plans:

I tailor each session according to the student's current level and goals. This personalized approach ensures that each student can progress at their own pace, focusing on areas that need the most improvement.
Conceptual Understanding:

I emphasize a deep understanding of concepts rather than rote memorization. This method is crucial in subjects like Mathematics and Physics, where problem-solving and application of theory are key to success.
Practical Problem-Solving:

I incorporate a significant amount of problem-solving exercises in my tutoring sessions. This not only helps in reinforcing theoretical knowledge but also enhances the student’s ability to tackle exam-style questions effectively.
Interactive Sessions:

My tutoring sessions are highly interactive, encouraging students to ask questions and engage in discussions. This approach fosters a more engaging learning environment and helps students to build confidence in their abilities.
Regular Assessments:

I conduct regular assessments to monitor progress and adjust the tutoring strategy accordingly. These assessments help identify areas where the student might be struggling, allowing us to focus on those topics more intensively.
Exam Preparation:

I provide targeted exam preparation, including past paper practice, time management strategies, and tips for dealing with exam stress. My goal is to ensure that students are not only knowledgeable but also well-prepared to perform under exam conditions.
By combining my strong academic background with a structured and student-centered approach to tutoring, I aim to help students achieve their full potential in A-level Mathematics and Physics.