Nihar Banday

Hi, I am Nihar.
My goal is to make you an independent learner who enjoys what they study.

My focus is to make you someone who can improve as fast as possible with not as much on results as it just puts pressure.

My evidence for improvement:
Maths GCSE: 6
Maths A Level: A* plus an interview at Oxford. Can message me for proof.

Now I am not saying I got best results but I definitely had one of the highest improvement. And the more time you spend with me the more I improve in my subject knowledge and teaching maybe becoming the best. And that’s what I want for you.

You don’t have to worry about not getting an answer or if the questions are too difficult. I will progressively increase difficulty and give hints if necessary. I really don’t mind even if you don’t understand what addition is after me explaining it to you 200 times. If you don’t understand something it’s probably my way of explaining so I will come up with something else.

I know I definitely have room to improve. With my grades and my way of teaching so I’ll also learn. same as you.

You can also challenge me however many times you like, I’ll try not to back down from it.

I will give you problems and I will try make you question everything you see, then work through any difficulty you have by breaking down concepts to the absolute basics or trying a different approach to the same problem. I will keep drilling your weaknesses until you have mastered them and equip you with tools to do the same yourself.

Previously, I have had experience teaching my classmates and friends on topics they had difficulty in and I enjoyed it and they seemed to really like it as well. One of them even said 'you should be the teacher' so here I am giving it a try. I am not saying I am expert, but I can relate to the feeling of not being the best, thus enabling me to get you out of that mindset something most teachers probably don't have. They may make the good students better but I want anyone to improve to the best of their ability? So, how about a chance? Let’s learn from each other!