Syed Moiz Hasan Rizvi

Teaching is considered to be the most noble profession. I believe this is true, since the basic requirement of such a profession is to sincerely spread all the knowledge known by the teacher to his/her students based on the subject he/she teaches. Regardless of biases or any sort nepotism, the teacher must make sure every student grasps the topic taught to them.

I am Electrical Engineer which is why I am able to apply certain topics in my study to real life situations. The format that I choose when teaching my students is simple and straightforward. I break a topic into sequential sections that act like stepping stones. With every step ahead the topic gets clearer and the central idea of the topic becomes easier to grasp. I also give my students real life examples to directly relate to the topic under discussion. This way every terminology can be applied to their respective situations in reality which is easier to picture and imagine. Thus, a student immediately identifies the true meaning and purpose behind studying that term and topic.

As an engineer by profession, I have an ongoing experience of over 3 years in the field, specifically in the machinery industry. Side by side, I have tutored/trained student of different genres for 5 years including GCSE, A levels and even University level students, along with mentoring and preparing individuals for various aptitude tests related to higher educational programmes. I possess keen interests in science, tech and literature. Hence, mathematics, physics, engineering and English language are my primary areas of expertise.

Above all teaching has been an influence to all kinds of professions from the beginning. It guides people, to understand where their skills and professional lifestyles lie and could be utmost utilised in shaping a better future for the world.