Shreyas V.

TUM Aerospace Engineering Student

GCSE, 8 subjects (9-8)
A Levels, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, EPQ (A* A* A A A respectively)
German Equivalent: 1.2 in Abitur
University of Manchester - Aerospace Engineering BEng

Been tutoring since the age of 16, my teaching is at a conversational pace and is supported with a lot of materials, and exam practice.

About 4 years of teaching experience now.

I started off when I was 15. Part of my Church of England high school curriculum was community service. We would serve in soup kitchens, help hold activities, act as classroom assistants, or tutor for at least 5 hours a week. I did a lot of teaching assistant and tutoring roles during that time and also helped make and grade papers for younger year students. I found it very enjoyable and decided to take up work as a tutor at a company.

Learning Labs Ltd in London was my first part time tutoring job. I took responsibilities for a couple group classes, and even more 1 to 1 classes. They were all in persons and material was prepared for us in advance. We taught the topic (for example addition of fractions) and sample questions were provided.

When I got into University, I continued tutoring. I did almost 20 hours of part time work alongside my degree. Tutoring in a private company at University was different. We had complete control over everything. Lesson plans, Parent - Teacher meetings, exam practice, and even finding good textbooks and making questions on the spot. I would say that this experience is what made me a more holistic and well rounded tutor.

Now I'm moving to Munich to continue my aerospace degree and career. I still want to tutor because it's a very enjoyable job, and it's very satisfying for me.

Online:
Google Classroom has worked quite well for me so far. For Online Classes, you will have a personalised google classroom where google meet, resources, and additional announcements will be made.
Resources such as topic slides, exam practice, answer keys, and practice sheets will all be sectioned off by topic and uploaded.
Additionally, The Google Classroom allows for class recordings so in case you think you missed something, or didn't understand a topic. It's all there for you to look over again. It also allows for instant doubt clarification outside of lesson during the week. If you ever have any questions, shoot a message on the google classroom

In - home:
Physical notebooks + notetaking is still unbeaten. I will bring all the required material for the lesson, beit textbooks, practice sheets, or exam practice papers. In this case I will bring a folder for us to organise and section off lessons by topic.
A plus point for in - home over online is that I can better prepare for exam practice this way. I can go into more detail on how exams should be attempted, and what kind of exam techniques might work better.

My approach for lessons is holistic. I know your strengths, your areas of improvements, and your style of learning. My teaching will seem like a conversation, more than classical teaching.

If you want tailored teaching, with constant updates, communication, and feedback on performance, I'm the person for you.

Your goal is to put in the effort of paying attention in class. That is all I ask for. The rest, you can leave up to me.

I've taught several students the entire IB / A Level Curriculum for a subject in a year. Trust me, these concepts are not hard beyond understanding. They are tricky and require various approaches, but they aren't impossible. If you give me your attention, and patience for just an hour. I assure you that you will understand and get feel like an expert in no time.

Learning content, and giving an exam are 2 different things. With my teaching, be assured that exam practice will be emphasised to ensure you get the grades need. A good tutor not only teaches you the content in the exam, but how to give an exam.