I am a trained medical doctor, currently running a masters degree programme in Orthopaedics at the university of Chester. I love teaching and I have been doing it as a hobby for the past 4 years.

''You are a great teacher, anyone who did not understand this, just did not want to''. Those were the exact words of my trainer after I presented a topic to my seniors and my colleagues during my internship year.
I used to be a part of students who would organise tutorial classes for our juniors prior to their professional exams in medical school. Till date, some of my junior colleagues in medical school still reach out to me for academic assistance. The excellent trait still followed me to me MSc course, where colleagues call me after class so I can clarify some gray areas.

I am a tutor who understands that:
1. Everyone learns in a unique way and at a unique pace; this guides me while teaching.
2. A tensed atmosphere hinders effective learning and assimilations; hence, I teach with a sense of humour to lighten the atmosphere.
3. The best understanding comes when the topic is relatable, so, I teach with appropriate illustrations and examples.

I love Biology so I teach Biology. It was my best subject in High school, and this followed me to the University when I fell in love with its equivalent (Physiology).

I am a teens coach who is loved by her students because of the air of acceptance around me and the love I give. I do not just teach, I help my students understand the topic so they can even teach others.