British curriculum and IB teacher in Bangkok, Thailand
About
I am a high-achieving IB and GCSE graduate currently working in an international school in Bangkok. I achieved 44/45 in the IB Diploma, with 7s in Higher Level Biology, Chemistry and Geography, as well as 7s in English Literature, Mathematics AA and Latin at Standard Level. I also achieved ten GCSE grade 9s, including English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Latin, German and Computer Science.
I currently teach at King’s International School, Bangkok, giving me experience working within an international-school environment and supporting students academically. Alongside teaching, I have experience delivering subject-specific lessons and mentoring students. I am DBS-checked and ICPC-cleared, and previously served as Head Girl at King’s College School, Wimbledon, developing strong communication, leadership and interpersonal skills.
I offer tutoring across all IB subjects at Higher and Standard Level, A-Level and GCSE, as well as younger year groups, both online internationally and in person in Bangkok.
Teaching experience
1 to 3 years of teaching
Assisted and taught GCSE Biology and Science in an international school as well as tutoring at IB level.
Assisted and taught Chemistry in an International School at IB and GCSE levels
Have helped students achieve full marks in GCSE coursework, as well as teaching iGCSE syllabus.
Worked hard to tutor and help children with Alevel coursework and IB coursework. Going on to study Geography at university.
Teaching methods
I am a qualified, police cleared teacher currently working at an international school in Bangkok, teaching GCSE, ALEVEL and IB in my years of experience. I have an adaptive style, suiting all learning styles and a clear understanding of what examiners want to see and need students to be prepared for within exam conditions.
Subjects & curricula taught
Degrees & qualifications
Typical availability
Indicative slots: your adviser confirms the schedule with the tutor.
Getting to know her
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