I teach in Chemistry for KS3, GCSE and A level examinations, as well as Physics, Biology and Mathematics to a KS3 level. 

I graduated from Imperial College London, with a Masters in Catalysis and Chemical Engineering.   

In between my studies, I have also worked as a research scientist which influenced my decision to continue with research in academia and undertake a PhD at Warwick University in Engineering (Battery Materials). 

I have worked with children from the ages of 4-16 for several years at a children's camp. This has given me the optimal skills to engage with a wide range of ages and how to keep a child's interest at the forefront of education.  

I understand what it is like to struggle in a subject and have people tell you, you are not good enough. I believe patience and perseverance are the two best attributes when teaching and learning at any level. 

The words people would use to describe me would be ‘avid technology enthusiast’ and ‘a bit of a nerd’! In my spare time, I like building things, whether it be DIY work or repairing equipment. I also love music and sport. My favourite sport is a bit unusual, as I do archery. I have been doing this for over 10 years now and I love the thrill of reaching my targets (pardon the pun!) and helping others do the same.  

Learning for me should always have a practical implication. I strive to teach others by helping them realise, that even subjects at GCSE can help them in day-to-day life whilst also securing top marks!