- During year 11 I volunteered in tutoring children from ages 12 to 15 in my high school, that had learning difficulties such as dyslexia and ADHD. I did this for 4 months on behalf of volunteering for my Duke of Edinburgh Bronze award. This experience taught me lots of key skills like patience and has allowed me to establish teaching skills as much of my volunteering involved helping these students with their homework, teaching them revision tips and helping them understand the work they were doing a lot better.

- Most recently during my college, I gained further experience in tutoring. This involved tutoring some of my mothers friends children GCSE level subjects such as maths and sciences, mainly Biology. I would mostly help them with homework and explain certain topics to them for them to gain a further understanding. As well as teaching year 11 students revision techniques and exam question structure, especially in the science subjects. And I even saw successes, with 2/3 of these students achieving more than one 9 in their GCSES.

GCSES: 9 in Religious Education, 9 in Geography, 9/8 in combined science, 7 in History, 7 in English Literature, 8 in Maths, 7 in Physical Education, 6 in English Language, 7 in Spanish

A Levels: A* in Psychology, A in Biology, A in Geography

University: Currently studying my undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Sheffield