Personally, I have always liked mathematics, and I knew I would pursue it all the way up to degree level. However, I also enjoyed helping others understand it and showing them a simpler and more coherent way to answer questions. Hence, I started teaching mathematics to others as soon as I completed my GCSE exams and have been doing so ever since. With many years of private education experience, I have taught various students with various abilities, including those with extensive learning difficulties.

I understand many learners are not fond of maths and to a number of those that require extra help, it is their weaker subject. However, I like the challenge of making the lessons enjoyable and engaging so that my students find my sessions as "fun" as maths can be!

Most importantly, I make sure that I tailor each of my lessons differently to accommodate each student's needs. This is essential so that you can focus on that specific student's weaknesses and thus develop their confidence and skills.

Alongside teaching, I have a very active lifestyle which includes training in a few boxing gyms. During my university degree, I was women's captain and then president of my university's boxing team. This involved hosting and competing in our annual competition with other universities.