Masoud

What inspired you to become a tutor?

I am a junior doctor with over seven years of experience teaching GCSE and A Level Maths and Sciences. I love taking complicated ideas and turning them into simple, bite-sized pieces that actually make sense. Helping a student go from confusion to understanding is something I find genuinely exciting, and that is what drew me to tutoring alongside my medical career.

 

How would you describe your teaching style?

My teaching style is all about rediscovery. I try to help my students walk in the shoes of Maths and Science giants, leading them to that beautiful and memorable "Aha!" moment. Learning is not boring when it feels like you are discovering something new every time. Once that understanding is in place, we move on to textbook style questions to cement the information, followed by exam style questions to build exam confidence and performance.

 

What do you specialise in as a tutor?

I specialise in helping students with exam preparation for GCSE and A Level Maths and Sciences. My approach combines building genuine understanding with the practical exam technique that students need to perform well on the day.

 

How does your experience as a doctor shape your tutoring?

Having survived, and succeeded in, the medical school application process, I have picked up a lot of useful exam strategies that I now share with my students. My work as a junior doctor also means I am used to explaining complex ideas clearly under pressure, whether to patients or colleagues, and I bring that same clarity into my teaching.

 

What do you hope students gain from working with you?

I hope students come away with real understanding, not just memorised facts, along with the confidence and exam strategy to perform at their best. If a student leaves a session having had their own "Aha!" moment, I know we are on the right track.