I am a second year Undergraduate University student, who has always excelled in their studies. I enjoy teaching, and I hope to get my Masters and Doctrine in Theology so that I can keep teaching students at a professional level. I have experience working in the UK, but spend most of my summers working in the U.S. so I have an awareness of how both education systems operate. Doing A level content for English, History and Philosophy and Ethics was something I thoroughly enjoyed. It gave me essay skills which I would love to pass on.

I enjoy these areas of study, and my Philosophy and Theology degree because they are about asking questions. It helps us to understand more about the world around us, and sparks interesting discussions. I want to create an environment where a student can ask any question they have without feeling silly for wondering about something. I am happy to go to basics, as I was privately tutored during GSCEs where I asked my tutor questions I didn't want to in class. I am also happy to talk about a complex topic, until the student understands it.

I want to always create ways for the student to move forward, so while they are asking these questions I plan on creating personalised goals for them which still challenge them to practice their knowledge, or move onto other topics. I can also read and write in Ancient Hebrew and Greek. I am passionate about helping others learn.